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At 36 years old, Crystal Preciado has been through more than the average person. Following a liver transplant, Crystal contracted COVID and spent three months in a coma, “I flat lined about five times, and when I finally woke up I had to learn to walk and talk again.” Crystal said.
Prior to arriving at CHA HPMC, Crystal was involved in an unfortunate car crash that resulted in one of her legs being amputated.
Generations of Care at CHA HPMC
Norberto Masangkay and his family are no strangers to CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center (CHA HPMC). Norberto’s daughter was born at CHA HPMC over 40 years ago and they never forgot the level of care they received. Thirty-five years later, in 2011, Norberto’s wife had fallen and the ambulance was called. She was brought to CHA HPMC and left with a crown.
“It was like vacation for her,” said Norberto’s daughter, Rovi. “Everyone loved
A First-time Mother’s Journey at CHA HPMC
“My experience at CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center (CHA HPMC) was truly memorable. As a first-time mom, I was nervous about the entire process, but the doctors, nurses, and staff provided incredible care from the moment I arrived. Everyone checked on me constantly, offering reassurance and support, even during their breaks.”
Melissa Acosta Castro recently welcomed her first baby, Emiliano Gracia, at CHA HPMC. Although she initially planned for a natural birth, complications arose when
A Journey of Trust and Care at Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center
“I delivered my first baby here 10 years ago at CHA HPMC, and it just keeps getting better and better.”
Joanna Plancarte, a mother of four, has been a dedicated patient of CHA HPMC for over a decade. She first delivered her baby here 10 years ago, and her experience has only improved with time. Now, all four of her children have been born here.
Joanna’s connection to CHA HPMC began long before her first
A new beginning: First-time mom Minji Kang shares her special experience at CHA HPMC
“I’m still overwhelmed and find it hard to believe that I have become a mom.”
2024 marked a very special chapter for first-time mom, Minji Kang and her husband. The couple decided their baby would be born in LA, away from their home country of Korea. On January 3, 2024, her baby was born, weighing 8.82 lbs.
“I’m familiar with CHA hospitals from Korea. After careful research, I had confidence that CHA HPMC would