Like Father, Like Daughter: CHA HPMC Employee Yoona Choe Follows Her Father’s Footsteps
Posted by Su Lee
On her first day as a CHA HPMC employee, Yoona Choe got a special tour of the hospital unlike any other new employee. Her father himself—a former employee of the company—showed Yoona around and even introduced her to key people within the company. “Being in the same company as my father feels like it has a deep meaning; it honestly feels like I was destined to join this company,”
COPE Health Scholar Alex Ravard Gains Valuable Patient Care Experience at CHA HPMC
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Alex Ravard always had the curiosity to learn about healthcare practices and patient care. Having recently graduated from Los Angeles-based Loyola Marymount University, she joined the COPE Health Scholars program to gain experience. As part of COPE Health Scholars’ partnership with CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center (CHA HPMC), Alex joined our patient care team last month to make a difference in healthcare and build strong relationship within the healthcare
Experiencing Care From Patient’s Perspective
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Robert Allen, our CEO received care at CHA HPMC. He shares his patient experience and perspective, and highlights the importance of empathy and care in treating patients:
“I had the opportunity to experience the level of care and service you provide for our patients, while undergoing an eye procedure at the Southern California Eye Institute (SCEI). I was warmly greeted by several nurses, followed by Dr. Jacob Reznik’s
Jieun Park Finds Motherly Care in CHA HPMC Nurses
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Jieun Park held her newborn baby for the first time. Even though this was Jieun’s third delivery, she was more anxious this time as her mother could not be with her after the delivery. But her anxiety didn’t last long. “I felt fear holding my baby for the first time. But the nurse told me everything about holding the baby which made me feel calm to enjoy the moment.
Paul Benke Trusts Chalet for Long-Term Quality Care
Paul Benke, Los Gatos, CA resident knew little about long-term acute care facilities. When Benke’s brother, David, was admitted to CHA HPMC’ sub-acute care facility Chalet, he was surprised at the level of care and treatment provided to his brother.
David Benke was admitted to Chalet from CHA HPMC with chronic respiratory failure in February 2019. Three months since, Benke knows every little detail about the care his brother receives. “It’s the first time