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The Eghbalieh brothers are driven by a passion for healing and dedication to serving our community

The Eghbalieh brothers are driven by a passion for healing and dedication to serving our community

The power of resilience, importance of gratitude and impact of giving back

Introducing our newest board member

Philanthropy Physician Champion Awards 2023

NICU mom gives thanks for extraordinary care and support

Our community’s generous support gives premature newborns a healthy start in life

A mother gives in gratitude to honor the doctor and caregivers who saved her son

Susie Egami, Providence Holy Cross NICU nursing manager

Marwa Kilani, M.D., named 2023 Philanthropy Physician Champion

Remembering Gerry Puchlik

The Dr. Mary Sakaguchi Oda Endowment Fund.

Advanced stroke care rescued Efé McWorter’s bright future.

Our brilliant stroke program clinical team.

Providence Holy Cross Neurosciences Institute is a destination for advanced neurological care

Working together to ease the way of our patients and community.

Remembering Al Ghirardelli and his extraordinary love of humanity.

It is a great joy to welcome healthy babies every day at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center. Thankfully, many of these babies will not require advanced care, though when they do, our Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is ready to step in.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, volunteers and community members, 2021was a deeply impactful year at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center.

Twenty-one clinicians across Providence Southern California were recently recognized at the inaugural Physician Champion Award Dinner on May 5 for their significant contributions to building a culture of philanthropy at their medical campuses.

Dedicated physician and Providence Holy Cross Foundation board member with a heart for helping when & where he can.

Longtime donor honors our exemplary leader with an innovation fund.

Linda knew she would find a way to give back. “I’d spent my entire professional career with the Providence health system, and I wanted to leave a legacy,” she shares.

Providence Holy Cross Medical Center’s fourth consecutive Magnet® designation places it in the top two percent of hospitals in the U.S.

May 1, 1984, was a life-changing day for the Sapper family.

Two years after the Saugus High School shooting, a survivor and her trauma surgeon reflect on a journey of healing.

From volunteering to planned giving, Kay and Bob Radford have supported Providence Holy Cross for over 30 years.

Investing in a new Physician’s Lounge for our dedicated doctors.

Dedicated trauma surgeon fosters a legacy of excellence at Providence Holy Cross.

The most advanced technology helps save the most vulnerable.

Jack Esson touched many lives. His planned gift will too.

“Holy Cross is a hidden gem and being on the Board gives you a different perspective about how it engages the community.” – Marwa Kilani, MD

“I trust everyone here. I know if anything were to happen, this is the first place I would go.” – Janet Udomratsak

“Holy Cross is my family,” says Rene Perez. That close relationship took on an even more crucial role when Rene was diagnosed with COVID-19 — possibly the first case treated at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center.

When Janet Udomratsak was admitted to Providence Holy Cross Medical Center with pregnancy complications on the Fourth of July, she had no idea the hospital would soon become her classroom as well.

Amanda enrolled in the Providence Holy Cross Welcome Baby Program at her prenatal visit as her delivery date was drawing near. Although she and her husband were excited to soon welcome their first child as new parents, they had heightened health and safety concerns for her and the baby due to the emerging pandemic.

In an attempt to save a cat, Michael Fiore ended up with a broken clavicle, collapsed lung, multiple broken ribs and internal bleeding. Since his full recovery, he remains forever grateful to the trauma care physicians, specialists and especially the nurses at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center.

When Amber Lockhart was rushed to the hospital’s NICU thirty-two weeks into her pregnancy she saw a whole other side of the hospital caregivers.

Amanda Rodriguez’s son was delivered at just 24 weeks and sent directly into the NICU where he spent nearly 3 months.

Students Mia Tretta and Addison Koegle lives were changed forever when a classmate came to their high school armed with a pistol.

At 19 Marwan Masri has pledged to raise $500,000 from his father’s business associates and colleagues in Dubai.

Julian and Gladys Saunders established a generous trust funded through commercial real estate in Mission Hills.

Al Ghirardelli’s contagious enthusiasm for our medical center has motivated business associates, community partners and his family.