Five years back, Breanna Burnett delivered her third baby at CHA HPMC. Little did she know that she would deliver three more babies at the same hospital. After welcoming four out of her six babies at our hospital, Breanna considers us her ‘second family’.

Breanna’s care journey with CHA HPMC started in 2016. “My experience delivering my third baby Kalani was amazing. I liked the service all around and everyone really met our expectations.

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Welcoming a new baby into the family is a joyous occasion but for Giselle Espina and Miguel Gutierrez, little Angelina’s arrival was even more special. As she entered the world on July 21, 2021, Angelina was the fourth member of the family to be born at CHA HPMC.

It all started with the birth of Giselle and Miguel at CHA HPMC in 1998 and 1997 respectively. The second

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Impressed by her sister’s delivery experience at CHA HPMC, Lucila Alvarado chose CHA HPMC to welcome her first baby. “My sister delivered her second baby here in 2019 and I was really impressed by the care she received. I also like the fact that the hospital emphasizes on the importance of breastfeeding and does not prioritize C-section for deliveries unless it’s needed to ensure the safety of the mother

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Sun Ok Rhee enjoys traveling and was looking forward to visiting her family in Korea. But things didn’t go as planned—she started experiencing severe back pain. “My back was hurting every single day and I couldn’t walk properly,” she says. An MRI showed that Sun suffered from spinal stenosis, a condition causing the narrowing of open spaces in the spine which puts pressure on the nerves and spinal cord.

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As a former nurse, Mita Alobaid understood the importance of taking care of her health. But somehow in the hustle and bustle of patient care and family life, she began neglecting her own health, since the past few years. “Due to high work pressure, I started working very long hours and completely neglected myself, my family, and my health,” says Mita, who is hypertensive and diabetic.

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