Good Samaritan Hospital, hospital in Los Angeles, California, United States
Good Samaritan Hospital is a 408-bed hospital in Los Angeles offering emergency care, surgical services, and maternity care as part of its general medical operations. The current facility, completed in 1976, operates as a teaching hospital in partnership with nearby medical education programs.
The hospital was founded in 1885 starting with just nine beds under the direction of Sister Mary Wood and maintained connections with the Episcopal Church. It expanded into a significant medical center and became part of the PIH Health organization in 2019.
The hospital takes its name from the biblical parable of the Good Samaritan and reflects a commitment to caring for people from all backgrounds. Walking through the halls, one observes staff attending to patients from across Los Angeles and the surrounding region.
The hospital is located on Wilshire Boulevard and is accessible for emergency visits and medical treatments. The facility maintains emergency departments and is open for routine visits and specialist consultations.
The hospital's orthopedic department earned recognition for specialized bone and joint care, drawing patients from across the region for fracture treatment and related conditions. This focus has made it a destination for orthopedic medical needs in the Los Angeles area.
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