
Reflection
A hard-hit hospital remembers Covid.
A hard-hit hospital remembers Covid.
Battling COVID-19 became personal for Nubar Petikyan. He gives back to honor his loved ones.
Dr. Myron Hall feels joy about doing his life’s work at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital and his joy is contagious.
As a new mom of twins working through a pandemic, Valerie Suarez learns a new form of compassion. Today, she finds pride in giving to her community.
ICU nurses share their stories of challenge and sacrifice, teamwork and strength—during the peak of the COVID-19 surge in South LA
MLKCH infectious disease specialist shares what we know right now.
A near-death experience becomes a chance for Jimmie Brown to give back to his community.
Empathy for COVID-19 patients inspired nurse Angela Escobar to push for a change in hospital policy.
MLKCHF Director of Annual Giving is one of forty young professionals helping to shape the future of healthcare development industry.
Rakeem Addison knows about hard times, but MLKCH gave him a chance. Now he wants to spread the love and encourage others to give back.
Anahiz Correa gives back because she knows the importance of investing in MLKCH, especially in the midst of a crisis.
Award-winning photographer, Francine Orr “embedded” with MLKCH for six weeks to chronicle the hospital’s response to the first wave of COVID-19 cases.