Santa Clarita-based Fernicola family chose CHA HPMC to welcome their three babies for three reasons. Firstly, CHA HPMC’s highly specialized Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) gave them the confidence that the babies will be in safe hands post-delivery. Secondly, after receiving remarkable prenatal care and delivery experience under Dr. Bente Kaiser at CHA HPMC for the first delivery, mum Xante Hill looked nowhere else for her second and third deliveries.

“Like all modern generation

Belle Bromfield took comfort in knowing that she was giving birth at one of LA’s best maternity hospitals, which offers specialized maternal and neonatal care. Eight weeks into her pregnancy, Belle found out that she was having twins when “we saw two gestational sacs in the ultrasound,” she says.

A career-driven woman, Belle was in no rush to have babies. But when she got pregnant at the age of 40, she was surprised that

Upon learning about her pregnancy, first-time mom Ambrosia Mcmillin began researching about the best hospitals in Los Angeles and considered various aspects such as physician ratings, maternity services, and nursing staff. After conducting careful research and also receiving a reference from her physician, Ambrosia chose CHA HPMC to deliver her first child.

“I am very happy with my choice as my care experience was great. It was a long, painful 36
hours of labor

Sandra Farfan Reyes chose CHA HPMC, LA’s second largest and highly rated maternity hospital, to welcome her baby after reading positive reviews about our hospital on Google. “Dr. Jonathan Azzizadeh and the hospital staff had good reviews, so I scheduled an appointment. Even though I live in Long Beach, I chose to come here to deliver my baby,” says the first-time mom.

Sandra received prenatal care under Dr. Azzizadeh and she is very happy

Triathlete Mary Kay Campbell will never forget the holiday season of 2018. It started as a joyous family holiday in San Diego but ended badly as Mary Kay and her brother endured a life-changing electric scooter accident which left her in the hospital for weeks. After spending several days in the ICU at a San Diego-based hospital, she was transferred to CHA HPMC to undergo specialized therapy at our Acute Rehabilitation unit. Mary Kay, who