Servant leadership: civic stewardship beyond the ballot box
By: Mark Guillen There is a version of civic life that most of us were taught to admire – the informed voter who studies the candidates, marks the ballot with care, and goes home satisfied. It is a worthy image, but incomplete. The real work of building a city does not happen in the voting…
Long Beach Medical Center and Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital celebrate EMS by creating space for first responders
MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center and Miller Children’s & Women’s…
St. Mary lives its commitment to excellence: adds biplane imaging
Biplane imaging is an advanced medical technology that uses two…
Ethics in leadership is good for business, investment, and the economy
By John Keisler and Harry Saltzgaver “Trust is one of the greatest economic forces on Earth.” — Charlie Munger Charlie Munger (1924–2023) was an American investor, businessman, attorney, and philanthropist…
Lara Khouri, MBA, MPH, named new chief executive officer of Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital
Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital, part of MemorialCare, is one of only eight free-standing children’s hospitals, and one of just three under-one-roof children’s & women’s health models. LONG BEACH,…
History made: Dr. Wassef performs world’s first robotic hip revision with Mako 5.0 software
MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center has made history by becoming the first hospital in the world to successfully perform a robotic hip revision surgery using Stryker’s Mako Total Hip with…
Beloved facility dog Zeta celebrated at retirement “Pawty” after bringing smiles, hope to patients at Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital
Zeta, the first facility dog at Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital, was celebrated during a retirement event hosted by the Pediatric Rehab Therapies Department, part of the Rehabilitation Center. Zeta…
Nine months. Eighteen surgeries. One incredible homecoming for baby Sunny at Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital
Steven and Victoria Mendoza were thrilled to be expecting their first child. For the first several weeks, their pregnancy was marked with morning sickness and routine checkups. But everything changed…
