Surviving the Surge
ICU nurses share their stories of challenge and sacrifice, teamwork and strength—during the peak of the COVID-19 surge in South LA
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COVID-19
MLKCH infectious disease specialist shares what we know right now.
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The Caretaker
A near-death experience becomes a chance for Jimmie Brown to give back to his community.
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An "Angel" Fights for the Sickest Patients
Empathy for COVID-19 patients inspired nurse Angela Escobar to push for a change in hospital policy.
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Priscilla Valencia Recognized by Association for Healthcare Philanthropy
MLKCHF Director of Annual Giving is one of forty young professionals helping to shape the future of healthcare development industry.
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From Homeless to Healthcare
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.
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An ICU Leader Digs In
Anahiz Correa gives back because she knows the importance of investing in MLKCH, especially in the midst of a crisis.
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COVID-19 Photo Exhibit by Francine Orr
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.
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Infectious Disease Doctors Brace in South LA
Two infectious disease doctors prepare for a surge of patients with apprehension, fear—and hope.
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On the Front Lines of COVID-19 in South LA
Danica Riedlinger is an Emergency Department nurse putting her life on the line for a community she believes in.
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It's About Time
What's one of the most important things a doctor can give a patient? Dr. Ben Cheng knows—time.
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Love and Lifelines Lead from Poverty to MLKCH
From a grandmother’s generous love comes a doctor who knows firsthand about the struggles his South LA patients face.
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