Patient Care
Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital and Medical Center–Murrieta recognized in Maternity Care Honor Roll, 2025
Both hospitals earned superior performance designations.
Patient Care
A second chance at life: near-death heart failure patient saved by high-risk procedure
Schuh’s story highlights the advanced capabilities of Loma Linda University Health’s Structural and Valvular Heart Disease Program.
Patient Care
Hospitals receive Top Teaching and Top Children’s Hospital recognitions from the Leapfrog Group
Children’s Hospital and East Campus Hospital earn coveted Top Hospital awards
Patient Care
How bariatric surgery helped a truck driver transform his life
Gastric sleeve surgery can result in weight loss of up to 80% of excess body weight
Patient Care
Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital and Medical Center–Murrieta named a Best Hospital for Maternity Care by U.S. News & World Report.
Hospitals earned a High Performing designation in recognition of maternity care
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A preemie’s five-month fight: inside the Small Baby Unit helping California’s tiniest patients survive
How Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital helps premature babies overcome life-threatening challenges
Patient Care
Children’s Hospital receives $15,000 grant to create screen-free experiences for pediatric patients
“Healing Through Play” initiative aims to reduce screen time and promote physical, cognitive, and emotional growth for children during extended hospital stays
Patient Care
Medical Center, East Campus, and Murrieta hospitals earn consecutive “A” Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades, fall 2025
These ‘A’ grades demonstrate Loma Linda University Health’s dedication to patient safety
Patient Care
How Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital helped a one-year-old survive a rare case of tuberculosis
After contracting tuberculosis during a family trip abroad, baby Charles fought for his life on ECMO and recovered
Patient Care
How heart surgery helped a veteran recover from end stage heart failure
His heart was failing, and his only options were hospice care or to undergo complex heart surgery.