Azael Cedeno was known for his sense of humor and independence—until a stroke affected his vision and memory. He struggled with social isolation, caring for himself and making it to his doctor's appointments. Cedars-Sinai's Community Connect Program stepped in.
Working with local, state and federal officials, Cedars-Sinai is committed to bringing our patients and community timely vaccines and the best healthcare available through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Treating recurrent ear infections in young children can be complicated, but new technology allows doctors to insert ear tubes without a trip to the OR.
Nicholai Matias spent his Tuesdays this summer at Cedars-Sinai, assisting nurses and providing patients with help and good company. Teen volunteers help patients across the medical center.
Small vessel disease can be difficult to detect, and several doctors dismissed Jenny Thompson's heart-attack-like symptoms. A Cedars-Sinai expert found the right diagnosis and treatment.
As homelessness continues to rise, community coordinators working in Cedars-Sinai's emergency room aim to ensure that these patients don't get lost in the shuffle.
Immunizations have a long history of preventing the spread of dangerous diseases—including measles, whooping cough and polio. Even during COVID-19 pandemic, it's important to stay up-to-date on vaccines.
Meet Ruth Xilomen Rios, a mental health supervisor with Cedars-Sinai's Share & Care program helping young people heal psychological wounds after difficult life events.
Solving obesity is trickier than a simple calories-in, calories-out approach. Cedars-Sinai obesity expert Dr. Amanda Velazquez weighs in on weight loss options.
As mental health needs rise among teens, the Latinx community continues to face treatment disparities. A new Teen Line pilot program in East Los Angeles is trying to stand in the gap and build inroads among Latinx youth through peer mental health support.