At UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital’s Blood & Marrow Transplant Clinic, Christopher Dvorak and his team developed a new conditioning treatment that helps eliminate unnecessary chemotherapy and radiation.
When Doretha left her eye checkup at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center, she found housing support as a bonus. Thanks to a resource specialist, she received legal aid and found a new home.
It’s scarcely been three months since the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was signed into law, but its anticipated $911 billion cuts in Medicaid spending over the next decade have already started reshaping how California thinks about spending. Consider:
After learning her pregnancy was high risk, Dana was anxious about her son’s upcoming birth — but the Family Birth Center helped her deliver a healthy baby boy.
After a near-fatal motorcycle accident, former high school athlete Diego was in a coma for 40 days — until his care team at Community Regional Medical Center used an innovative procedure to help direct air to different parts of his lungs. Following the procedure, Diego awoke from his coma and began various therapies that helped him relearn how to walk, talk, and eat. Today, he’s back to the gym and enjoying outdoor activities with his friends and family.
Amber’s back pain was caused by a tumor in her large intestine. She turned to the Adventist Health care team for help and is now cancer-free.