About Clinical Care

California’s hospitals are dedicated to providing high-quality, safe, and person-centered health care. This wouldn’t be possible without the clinical services hospitals provide, which include emergency care, surgery, X-ray/radiology, laboratory services, and behavioral health care. The care that hospitals provide is shaped by their communities’ needs.
2025 Behavioral Health Care Symposium
The 2025 Behavioral Health Care Symposium returns to Sacramento!
Patient Overcomes Painful Vascular Condition with Life-Changing Treatment
When JanMichael learned she had chronic venous insufficiency at 74, she turned to Eisenhower Desert Cardiology Center for help. There, Dr. Wick’s recommendation for a radiofrequency vascular ablation gave JanMichael the gift of being free from chronic pain.
2025 Emergency Services Forum
Join us for the 2025 Emergency Services Forum, returning to beautiful Newport Beach! This conference is dedicated to the uniqueness of hospital ED management and its intersection with emergency services and the community. We’re finalizing an exceptional lineup of speakers and engaging topics. The 2024 Emergency Services Forum sold out – this is an event you and your colleagues don’t want to miss!
Liver Transplant Saves Infant’s Life
After being diagnosed with biliary atresia, infant Mia received a liver transplant from Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and is now back to achieving infant milestones like playing with toys and using her big voice. When Leandro and Sara’s infant daughter Mia started exhibiting a yellow pigment in her eyes, tests and scans at a local […]
Teen Overcomes Leukemia Thanks to Innovative CAR T Cell Therapy
Diego was initially unresponsive to cancer treatments until CAR T cell therapy and stem cell donations from his sister saved his life. Now, Diego is cancer-free and back to playing the trumpet.
CHA Releases Resource Web Page for Nationwide IV Fluid Shortage
CHLA’s Aerodigestive Program Helps Baby with Chronic Lung Disease
Thanks to the impressive coordination of Children Hospital Los Angeles’s Aerodigestive Program, Sam breathes easier and can finally say “Mama.”