Southwest Healthcare

Cue the confetti because we have EXCITING news! 🎉 Southwest Healthcare Inland Valley Hospital, Southwest Healthcare Rancho Springs Hospital, Palmdale Regional Medical Center, and Corona Regional Medical Center have all received an "A" this year for Patient Safety! We are honored and leaping with joy to continue to be recognized as some of America's highest-rated hospitals by The Leapfrog Group. 🏆 The Leapfrog Safety Grade is a national distinction that recognizes Southwest Healthcare's achievements in protecting patients like you from errors, injuries, accidents, and infections. For you, this means more peace of mind when you or a loved one needs care. 💖 Join us in celebrating this amazing recognition and our dedicated, compassionate staff who made this possible! Show them some love in the comments below! 👇😍🙌 #LeapfrogSafetyGrade #CompassionateHealing #WeAreSouthwest

Recently, Palmdale Regional Medical Center held a CEO Rose Dedication and Floragraph unveiling to bring awareness to organ donation. The OneLegacy organization provided the rose vial for PRMC's CEO to sign that will then be placed on the 2025 OneLegacy Organ Donation Rose Parade Float for the 136th Rose Parade on January 1, 2025! Additionally, PRMC was honored with the presence of the family of Corroundlet Sheard, an organ donor who was once a patient at Palmdale Regional Medical Center. Because of Corroundlet's willingness to donate life and health to others, she is being featured on the Rose Parade float in the form of a beautiful floragraph in her image. We thank the family of Corroundlet for taking the time to bring awareness to this important life-giving opportunity and for sharing their time with us to honor their mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Corroundlet's legacy is life and that she said 'yes' to organ donation. If you would like to consider signing up to become an organ donor, visit the OneLegacy website at www.onelegacy.org.

🚨 Stroke Awareness: Protect Your Loved Ones This Holiday Season! As families gather and festivities are in full swing, it's important to stay informed about stroke prevention and recognition. The holidays can be a time of stress, travel, and changes in routine – all of which can impact health. Remember the crucial "BE FAST" warning signs: B: Balance: Watch for sudden unsteadiness or coordination issues, especially during holiday celebrations. E: Eyes: Pay attention to unexpected vision changes or difficulties. F: Face: Notice any sudden facial drooping or one-sided numbness. A: Arms: Be alert to unexpected weakness, particularly on one side of the body. S: Speech: Listen for slurred speech or communication difficulties. T: Time: Call emergency services immediately if you observe these symptoms. The holidays are about caring for our loved ones. Just as we check on family members and ensure their comfort and joy, we must also be vigilant about their health. Whether you're hosting a gathering, traveling, or enjoying quiet moments together, knowing these warning signs could save a life. Quick Tips for Holiday Stroke Awareness: •Stay hydrated during festive activities •Manage holiday stress •Maintain regular medication routines •Check in on older family members •Encourage healthy eating during celebrations Remember, a stroke can happen to anyone at any time. Your awareness and quick action can make a critical difference. #HolidayHealth #StrokeAwareness 🧠❤️

Class dismissed...onto greatness! 🎓 After several months and countless hours, this group of dedicated staff members from Southwest Healthcare Rancho Springs Hospital and Southwest Healthcare Inland Valley Hospital have graduated from the Essential Frontline Worker Leadership Program! 🙌🎉🌟 Earlier this year, both hospitals partnered with Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) to create a leadership development program for their support staff to grow and thrive in their careers. The class included 16 staff members from Food & Nutrition Services and Environmental Services (EVS). We are proud of this incredible group and honored to have them as part of the #SouthwestHealthcare team! 👏 Join us in congratulating them and show them some love in the comments below! 💖 #MSJCGrads #HealthcareCareer #WeAreSouthwest

🩺 Health In Harmony: Catherine Villota, RN Southwest Healthcare isn't just a network—it's a commitment to comprehensive, compassionate care. Meet Catherine Villota, RN, our Temecula Valley Hospital ACU/Cath Lab Clinical Supervisor, who brings this mission to life every day. "What inspires me is my desire to help people and make a difference in their lives," Catherine says. "Southwest Healthcare commits to treating illnesses and preventing disease while creating stronger community connections." Her commitment goes far beyond medical procedures—it's about genuine human connection. From the high desert of Palmdale to the foothills of Temecula, our network spans Southern California, united by professionals like Catherine who see healthcare as a calling. Discover how our network is transforming healthcare, one dedicated professional at a time! Read Catherine's full story on our blog: http://spklr.io/6046Iuo0 Learn more about the Southwest Healthcare network here: http://spklr.io/6042IuoA #SouthwestHealthcare #HealthInHarmony #SWH #TeamTVH #NursingExcellence

Corona Regional Medical Center, once again, has earned the highest possible rating by U.S. News and World Report for Best Hospitals for Maternity Care for 2025. This high-performing rating indicates results that are well above average in a range of objective quality measures such as rates of unexpected complications, C-sections, and exclusive breast milk feeding. Congratulations to the CRMC Maternity Team!

OH BABY, we've got some exciting news! 👶 The Family Birth Center at Southwest Healthcare Rancho Springs Hospital has once again been named a Best Hospital for Maternity by U.S. News & World Report! 🎉 From bump to baby, we're here to guide you through your pregnancy with exceptional care and support to bring your little bundle of joy into the world. 💖 PEACE OF MIND You can rest easy knowing your care is in the hands of highly skilled and compassionate professionals dedicated to you and your baby. 👣 SUPPORT AT EVERY STEP You'll have access to everything from prenatal classes to postnatal care, giving you the tools and resources for a healthy and happy journey. 🏆 NATIONAL RECOGNITION You can feel confident choosing a hospital that's nationally recognized for exceptional outcomes for moms and babies. We are beyond grateful and appreciate the dedication of every staff member who makes this possible. Join us in celebrating this amazing recognition! 🙌🤰💝 To learn more about the award-winning Family Birth Center, visit https://lnkd.in/egZfxFeE #BestHospitalForMaternityCare #FamilyBirthCenterRS #WomenHealthServices

Last Wednesday, we had a fascinating and insightful evening as Dr. David Lee and Dr. Samer Kanan presented at the Southwest Healthcare Clinical Symposium at Fazeli Cellars Winery on "Making Lung Cancer History." They explained how minimally invasive approaches using the ION and da Vinci Xi robots are advancing lung cancer diagnosis and treatment, for patients right here in our community. By utilizing cutting-edge technology and techniques, the team at Temecula Valley Hospital is revolutionizing the way lung cancer care is provided. Through earlier detection and more precise, personalized treatments, they're giving patients the best possible chance at beating this disease. If you're concerned about your lung cancer risk, be sure to take the Lung Cancer Health Risk Assessment here on our website: http://spklr.io/6048IdRj. This quick and easy assessment can help identify individual risk factors, so proactive steps can be taken to protect lung health. The pulmonology and surgical teams at TVH are making strides in the fight against lung cancer and ensuring the community has access to the very best care and resources. Learn more: http://spklr.io/6041IdR5 📷 Sebaz Video Productions #TeamTVH #lungcancer #healthriskassessment #ionrobot #davincirobot #minimallyinvasivesurgery

Temecula Valley Hospital is proud to announce its participation in a landmark national research study published in JAMA Network Open, examining the safety and efficacy of ultrasonography-guided nerve blocks (UGNBs) in emergency departments across the United States. The comprehensive study, which analyzed 2,735 nerve block procedures across 11 medical facilities, revealed promising results for pain management strategies in emergency settings. Key findings include: •An extremely low complication rate of just 0.4% •Over 70% of patients experiencing 51-100% pain relief •Potential to reduce reliance on opioid medications "We are excited to be a part of this national study moving the needle forward on regional anesthesia in the Emergency Department and enhancing efforts to improve multimodal pain management in both acute traumatic and non-traumatic conditions," said Michael Macias, MD, AEMUS, Co-Assistant Medical Director, Temecula Valley Hospital. The research suggests that ultrasound-guided nerve blocks could represent a significant advancement in emergency pain management, offering a safer, more targeted approach to patient care. Temecula Valley Hospital continues to be at the forefront of innovative medical research, demonstrating our commitment to advancing patient care and medical technology. Click here to read the JAMA Network article on the study: http://spklr.io/6043IJX5

It's that time of year again, the dreaded Flu Season! Wondering why you should get a Flu Shot? Here are some important reasons that will help keep you and your loved ones safe.