CHA Hollywood Presbyterian

CHA HPMC has recently introduced the world’s most advanced Robotic-Assisted surgical system to optimize clinic outcomes, decrease surgical invasiveness, and improve patient lives. Dr. William T. Long, board-certified Orthopedic Surgery Specialist at CHA HPMC, was the first surgeon to perform a robotic-assisted knee replacement in Los Angeles in 2008 and is an innovator in minimally invasive surgical techniques. We interviewed Dr. Long to learn more about minimally invasive joint replacement and robotic-assisted surgery at CHA

Posted by Dr. Thomas Horowitz

Flu is very common during winter, and if you have suffered from the flu before, you know how sick you can be. With the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic still in our community, getting a flu vaccine this year is more important than ever to protect yourself and your family from flu illness and reduce the burden on our healthcare systems.

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In honor of National Pharmacy Week, we turn the spotlight on our very own director of outpatient pharmacy, Roberta Reynolds, to understand what motivated her decision to join this field and what major accomplishments she is most proud of throughout her career at CHA HPMC.

Q: How did you discover your passion for the field of pharmacy?

I was fortunate to have a mentor and advisor while I was studying chemistry at the California

Posted by Dr. Thomas Horowitz

With the nation in the midst of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, natural disasters are presenting additional challenges in our daily lives. Active wildfires and hurricanes are impacting different parts of the country, making the need for disaster preparation more important now than ever before. Even the most well laid emergency plans become obsolete during a pandemic. It is important to review and adjust your emergency plan to incorporate

Posted by Divya Sathyanarayanan

According to recent studies and reports¹, number of women (aged 18 years and above) who do not engage in the recommended amount of physical activity is high and this number continues to grow. Change in lifestyle does not have to be drastic or immediate, but small steps towards a healthy life can make a positive impact and protect you from diseases.

In recognition of National Women’s Health and