Corona Regional Medical Center Nationally Recognized With an 'A' for the Spring 2021 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade. Corona Regional Medical Center has been recognized for protecting patients from errors, injuries, accidents and infections. Corona Regional Medical Center Named Best Maternity Hospital 2021 by Newsweek in Partnership With The Leapfrog Group.
The hospital was also recognized by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association as a Blue Distinction Center for Maternity Care. At The Corona Regional Medical Center Blog you'll find information you can use to improve your overall health and well-being, and stories about our amazing patients and Healthcare Heroes serving our community.
The hospital was also recognized by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association as a Blue Distinction Center for Maternity Care. At The Corona Regional Medical Center Blog you'll find information you can use to improve your overall health and well-being, and stories about our amazing patients and Healthcare Heroes serving our community.
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The tradition of caring that culminated in the establishment of Corona Regional Medical Center began in 1965, with the founding of Corona Community Hospital. Since that time the hospital has changed to meet the needs of the rapidly growing community. Corona Community Hospital merged with Circle City Medical Center in 1992 and the resulting entity became Corona Regional Medical Center.
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Patients at The Willows receive care from trained and experienced behavioral health professionals in a comfortable, therapeutic setting that ensures safety and security. The unit provides mental health treatment for adults age 18 or older. Therapy is designed to meet the special needs of each person, whether in individual consultations or therapy groups.
The Blood Bank at Corona Regional Medical Center provides advanced blood transfusion support for patients in the hospital and at our outpatient clinics. Staffed by licensed clinical laboratory scientists, the lab ensures a safe and rapidly available blood supply to meet the needs of all our patients.
Corona Regional is now approved and licensed as a percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) facility. About 610,000 Americans die from heart disease every year, making it the leading cause of death for both men and women, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Detecting cardiovascular problems early and learning how to keep your heart healthy can help protect you from a wide range of heart diseases.
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Tricia Beaman
Jan 22, 2022
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My experience was going great. I felt cared for and like everyone was up to the moment in communication regards to my treatment. The ICU nursing staff was EXCELLENT as were the doctors.
However when I was moved down the hall to a quadrant room, things changed drastically. First of all it was filthy in there. When a new doctor on my team came to speak to me, he was completely unprepared and not up to date with the situation. He did not know what the doctor previously had ordered. They didn’t even have an antibiotic cream requested by the doctor at that level. The nurses there were sweet and as
However when I was moved down the hall to a quadrant room, things changed drastically. First of all it was filthy in there. When a new doctor on my team came to speak to me, he was completely unprepared and not up to date with the situation. He did not know what the doctor previously had ordered. They didn’t even have an antibiotic cream requested by the doctor at that level. The nurses there were sweet and as
Judy Downey
Jan 16, 2022
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Jon Nelson
Jan 10, 2022
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Jan 10, 2022
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Luis Maldonado
Dec 31, 2021
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Honestly this is towards the staff checking in at the emergency room not a single sense of compassion or understanding. Very rude talks to people as if they are a problem and as if they are animals. It seems as if there is an issue with treating people with respect and kindness in the check in at the emergency room. How hard is it to be nice especially when your dealing with individuals who are sick and need help.
Shanon Dedrick
Dec 29, 2021
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Nurses are wonderful however, the front desk is consistently awful. The women working check in seem to enjoy being as difficult as possible, appears to be a power trip situation, you should probably screen your volunteers to make sure they are the face you want representing your hospital. I could understand if it was once or twice I encountered a rude one, but my mom has been there for 3 weeks and I have yet to encounter even one friendly order even compassionate person at check in.
Monica Farhall
Dec 28, 2021
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I brought my Dad to the ER because of complaining of bad hip pain and he's 90 years old. Instead of trying to get him out quickly because of his age, we went back and forth four times seeing the doctor, getting xrays etc. I gave up and left because we had to wait again to get his vitals taken, we had a diagnosis by then but I was fed up and left, he was very tired. I'm trying very carefully to look after his health, because of COVID, and it would be nice if this place would do the same for elderly people.
Carol CeeMoore Dye
Dec 06, 2021
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Araini Holly
Nov 19, 2021
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Staff was very professional and caring. My Nurse Dustin was very attentive and he was always checking up on me and also was very caring and helpful. He did a great job taking care of me and making sure I felt better before discharging me to go home. I definitely felt way better by the end of my visit and thats all thanks to Dustin and Doctor Martinez for working hard and making sure I had everything I needed to cure me of my inflammation/pain.
Mark Khan
Nov 05, 2021
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I came through an ambulance for a reason. I was in a lots of pain in my lower back at sciatica nerve. But. I was tossed around at a different secretions of the emergency department, sometimes at a random places where you feel like homeless with no one is attending to you while you are asking for help!! They put me around on a wheel chair at places that the workers sometimes had to move me around out of their way. But, with NO compassion what so ever.
Just 2 days before my visit to ER, I was admitted in the Torrance Memorial Hospital for similar reason where I had nothing, but 100% positive experience
Just 2 days before my visit to ER, I was admitted in the Torrance Memorial Hospital for similar reason where I had nothing, but 100% positive experience
