South LA can now “Ask Mia” about COVID-19

MLKCH's new virtual assistant answers questions, screens for symptoms and guides users to appropriate care.

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Cedars & CCF Give $1.5M to Behavioral Health

Gifts will enable MLKCH to expand its "wrap-around" care team to include mental health and substance abuse support.

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"Everything is Connected"

Two MLK Community Medical Group doctors, Dr. Yulsi Fernandez Montero and Dr. PK Fonsworth, discuss the integrated future of healthcare.

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Health and Haircuts

A new MLKCH partnership with local barbershops brings health education to African American and Latino men in a place they trust: the barber’s chair.

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DAISY Awards: Kind Hearts And Smart Ideas

Two nurses known for their compassionate and innovative approaches to patient care received the DAISY Award at Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital.

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An Apple for the Student

What do red apples have to do with simple, innovative ideas that save the lives of people with diabetes? Ask MLKCH nurse Diane Fortin.

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Nurses Make Heart Health A Priority

Patients with congestive heart failure often get readmitted to the hospital. Here’s what a group of determined MLKCH nurses did to help them better manage their condition.

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Meet Dr. PK Fonsworth

Read how Dr. PK Fonsworth overcame enormous obstacles to become the first addiction medicine psychiatrist at MLKCH.

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Wells Fargo Helps Bring Doctors to South LA

Wells Fargo announced its commitment to solving South Los Angeles’ medical provider shortage with a $1 million gift to Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital (MLKCH).

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Meet Midwife Cathy Berkovitz

Cathy’s priority is to “trust the process,” giving mothers the time, support, and space they need to have a healthy, safe birth.

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A Puppy Brings Smiles To MLKCH

Under the care of an MLK Community Medical Group staffer, the 9-month-old puppy is in training to be a service dog.

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MLKCH Launches Nursing Residency

Transitions to Practice will use an accredited nursing education module to train nurses to qualify for full-time, critical care positions.

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