July 30, 2019

1. July 30, 2019

2. Who we are

3. UCLA Health

4. UCLA Health

5. UCLA Health Physician practices and clinics Physicians provide primary and specialty care in over 170 clinics: • Pasadena • Porter Ranch • Redondo Beach • Santa Clarita (Valencia) • Santa Monica • Simi Valley • Thousand Oaks • Torrance • Laguna Hills • Malibu • Manhattan Beach • Marina Del Rey • Northridge • Pacific Palisades • Palos Verdes • Panorama City • Alhambra • Arcadia • Beverly Hills • Brentwood • Burbank • Century City • Encino • Fountain Valley • Irvine • Ventura • West Los Angeles • Westlake Village • Westwood • Woodland Hills

6. UCLA Health Locations where UCLA faculty provide clinical care Owned and operated by UCLA Health Community partnered

7. Westwood campus

8. Santa Monica campus

9. UCLA Health By the numbers • Nearly 600,000 unique patients per year • 2.5 million outpatient clinic visits • 80,000 Emergency Department visits • 40,000 hospital stays • 3,300 total faculty • 2,700 clinical faculty • 600 basic science faculty • 1,200 residents and fellows • 4,000 registered nurses • 20,000 employees

10. Since opening in 1951, the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA has grown into an internationally recognized leader in research, medical education, patient care and public service. David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA • 490 doctoral students • NIH research dollars (2017): $327 million • More than $677 million annually in research funding • 760 medical students • 2,700 clinical faculty • 600 basic science faculty • 3,300 total faculty • 1,200 residents and fellows • 470 postdoctoral fellows

11. 21st century centers of healing

12. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

13. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center • Home of Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital and Stewart and Lynda Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA • Opened in June 2008 • Designed by celebrated architects I.M. Pei and C.C. Pei, the 1,050,000-square-foot hospital blends science and technology with the art of healing • One of the first total replacement hospitals built to meet the latest California seismic safety standards

14. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center Interventional floor: • 25 operating rooms • 6 cardiac catheter laboratories • 8 interventional radiology procedure rooms • 4 medical procedure rooms • Equipped with sophisticated diagnostics, robotics, imaging systems and advanced audio and high-resolution video conferencing capabilities • Modular configuration for expansion and flexibility in the future • Overall design concept of “any care in any room”

15. UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital

16. UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital • Separate entrance with multimedia “Welcome Wall” • 90 inpatient beds, including 44 in Pediatric Unit, 22 in Neonatal ICU, 18 in Pediatric ICU, 6 in Pediatric Cardiac ICU • Large, private patient rooms with sleep-in beds so that families can spend time in room comfortably • Dedicated clinical areas allow procedures to happen away from sleeping area • UCLA Mattel Children’s Unit at UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica is the only inpatient pediatric unit in Santa Monica

17. UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital • 100,000 square feet of space uniquely designed for children • Age-appropriate playrooms and family resource room extend to large outdoor play terrace with ocean views • Specialists from the UCLA Chase Child Life Program address social and emotional needs of patients and their families

18. Stewart and Lynda Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA

19. Stewart and Lynda Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA • Psychiatric hospital ranked #8 in the country (by U.S. News and World Report) • Independently accredited and licensed hospital, with its own entrance and address • 75,020-square-foot hospital with 74 inpatient rooms with abundant natural light and inspiring views • Outdoor terrace features space for group therapy sessions

20. UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica

21. UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica State-of-the-art medical center opened in 2012 • 265 inpatient beds; 525,000 square feet of new and existing space • Alliance with Orthopaedic Institute for Children to provide pediatric orthopaedic care • 16 operating rooms • Elegantly designed patient rooms with natural light and family space • 25 percent of new medical campus devoted to green and open spaces • Built to latest seismic standards

22. UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica Provides a broad range of academic medical services in a convenient, accessible community setting • Barbara Kort Women’s Imaging Center • Cardiology • General and specialty surgical services • General medicine • Geriatrics • Internationally known Rape Treatment Center and its Stuart House facility for child victims • Maternity services • Neurology • Oncology services • Orthopaedic/spine surgery • Pain management • Radiology • UCLA Breast Center, Santa Monica • UCLA Mattel Children's Unit - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit - Pediatrics - Daltrey/Townshend Teen and Young Adult Cancer Program

23. UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica The 16,000-square-foot Nethercutt Emergency Center treats 50,000 patients per year • Designated the only “Emergency Department Approved for Pediatrics” in Santa Monica • Designated as a STEMI receiving center for heart-attack patients • Primary stroke center • FastER service for minor injuries • 22 emergency room beds with better privacy and greater versatility for diagnosis and treatment • Onsite CT scanner • Digital imaging technology

24. UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica Award-winning UCLA Outpatient Surgery and Medical Building opened in 2012 • UCLA Health’s first LEED-Gold building for sustainability • 8 operating rooms and post-anesthesia care unit • Also houses: Radiation Therapy, UCLA Breast Center Santa Monica, Department of Medicine medical offices and a pharmacy

25. California Rehabilitation Institute • Opened on July 21, 2016 as a joint-venture partnership among UCLA Health, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and Select Medical • 138-bed physical medicine and rehabilitation hospital in Century City — managed by Select Medical • Largest inpatient rehabilitation facility on the West Coast • Dedicated care and leading-edge technology for individuals with spinal-cord and brain injury, stroke, cancer, amputation, neurological disorders and musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions • Serves the growing needs of the extended Los Angeles community for inpatient rehabilitation; expected to serve as a center for treating complex rehabilitation cases nationwide

26. UCLA Health Clinical PartnershipsClinical Care Provided by UCLA Faculty • Venice Family Clinic • The largest free clinic in the nation, providing health care to 25,000 patients a year • Staff are all UCLA employees • Harbor-UCLA Medical Center • A public teaching hospital and Level I Trauma Center located in Torrance, California • Olive View-UCLA Medical Center • A 377-bed acute care hospital serving the San Fernando, Santa Clarita and Antelope Valleys

27. UCLA Health Clinical PartnershipsClinical Care Provided by UCLA Faculty • VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System • A hospital serving the veterans in Los Angeles • Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital • A 131-bed community hospital serving residents of south Los Angeles • UCLA faculty supporting select services

28. Comprehensive research and clinical centers • UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center • Stein Eye Institute and Doris Stein Eye Research Center • UCLA AIDS Institute • Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research at UCLA • Jane and Terry Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA • Clinical and Translational Science Institute • UCLA Institute for Precision Health

29. Leading health care for more than 60 years • AIDS: UCLA physicians identify first cases • Brain mapping: Our neuroscientists advanced promising field • PET scanner: UCLA researcher is co-developer • Nobel Prize: Dr. Louis Ignarro wins for work with nitric oxide • Innovative therapies: Our laboratory works advances Herceptin, Gleevec and Sprycel • Stroke: Gugliemi coils, MERCI retriever among our contributions • Brain cancer: Vaccine now in clinical trials

30. Powerhouse of research • National Institutes of Health awarded the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA with funding totaling $327 million in 2017. The school is consistently among the top in the nation in research funding awarded. • The David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA has made numerous research breakthroughs that serve the public by advancing health care. • National Cancer Institute in 2017 designated the brain cancer program at UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer and the UCLA Brain Tumor Center as a Specialized Program of Research Excellence (SPORE) site to honor and support exemplary achievements in research and patient care. • National Cancer Institute in 2013 renewed the SPORE designation for the prostate cancer program at the cancer center and the David Geffen School of Medicine Department of Urology.

31. Awards & recognitions U.S. News & World Report has ranked UCLA Health on its Best Hospital Honor Roll recognizing the nation’s top 20 hospitals for 30 consecutive years. We are: #1 in Los Angeles#1 in California#6 in the U.S.

32. Awards & recognitions U.S. News & World Report has ranked David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA: #4 among medical schools in primary care #8 among medical schools in the U.S. for research

33. UCLA Health Innovative Patient Engagement/Care Delivery Patients provided with multiple access points • If you already have a UCLA doctor:During normal office hours, call your doctor’s office. After hours, call your doctor’s office. Some offices may offer the Nurse Advice Line, where a nurse can answer medical questions, guide you to the appropriate care, schedule an appointment, or direct you to a UCLA Urgent Care location. • If you are new to UCLA, call1-800-UCLA-MD1 for a referral to a UCLA doctor. • Send a non-urgent message: Contact your doctor’s office through my.uclahealth.org, your electronic health record, for advice or to request an appointment. • Don’t have an account? Request one today at uclahealth.org/mychart/signup • Same-day appointments: Call your doctor’s office or 1-800-UCLA-MD1. For locations, visit uclahealth.org • Urgent Care: Visit our Urgent Care offices when your primary care physician is unavailable and it can’t wait. These offices have extended evening and weekend hours. For locations, visit uclahealth.org/urgentcare • You can also visit a CVS Minute Clinic near you. Go to cvs.com/minuteclinicfor a list of services. • True Emergency, call 911 or go to your closest emergency department.

34. Continued focus on excellence in patient careListening to our consumers/patients • Patient Family Advisory Councils (PFACs) • Facilitates partnership between families and UCLA Health for providing superior patient and family-centered care • UCLA Mattel Children’s HospitalParent Advisory Group • Recommends ways to improve pediatric patient care, both in the Medical Home program and at UCLA Health • Patient-focused Technology Council • Serves as a customer-focus group and advisory resource to our information technology teams • CICARE • An evidenced-based six-step process for interactions with patients, families and colleagues • All UCLA Health employees practice CICARE with everyone on every encounter

35. Community engagement UCLA Health is an engaged member of the broader community, and takes responsibility for community service very seriously. Examples include: • UCLA Health Sound Body Sound MindDedicated to fighting childhood obesity through state-of-the-art fitness programs in middle and high schools • UCLA Operation MendProvides advanced medical and surgical treatment and psychological support for injured post-9/11-era service members and veterans • Care Harbor Los AngelesUCLA physicians, dentists and ophthalmologists volunteer to provide free medical care to about 3,500 patients at the Care Harbor Clinic in Los Angeles each year

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