Regional Medical Center

Comprehensive Stroke Center

The Joint Commission Certified

Sophisticated technology and a highly trained, dedicated stroke team can improve patient outcomes.

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Cardiovascular Services

Diagnostic, treatment and surgical services.

A multidisciplinary team of highly-trained, experienced specialists is available 24/7 for immediate medical assistance.

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Orthopedics & Joint Replacement

A comprehensive program designed to meet your needs.

Our board-certified surgeons specialize in diagnosis and treatment of traumatic injuries, sports injuries and joint replacements.

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Trauma Center

One of just 3 Trauma Centers in Santa Clara County

Highly trained interdisciplinary team of physicians available 24/7 to treat the most serious injuries.

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Virtual Tour

Get an inside look at Regional’s new hospital tower with all private rooms.

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Family Birthing Center

Private birthing suites, a level II NICU and OB Hospitalists are here for your family

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Our Mission

Regional Medical Center of San Jose is a full service medical facility with a Level II Trauma Center, Comprehensive Stroke Center and Heart-Attack Receiving Center, in the heart of Silicon Valley. Regional’s new hospital is nationally recognized for quality services in trauma, neuroscience, and cardiology.

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On Nov 27

What should I do if I think I am having a stroke?

If you're having a stroke, call 911. If you can't move your arms or legs, or have difficulty seeing or speaking, seek medical care immediately. Learn more from Arash Padidar, MD, of Regiona...
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On Nov 13

What are the warning signs of a stroke?

Transient ischemic attack, or TIA, is the main warning sign of stroke. If you have short-lasting stroke symptoms, don’t ignore them, says neurologist Raul Guisado, MD, of Regional Medical Cen...
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Sep 26

What is post-stroke depression?

Depression often occurs following stroke. Neurologist Raul Guisado, MD, of Regional Medical Center of San Jose, explains why.
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Sep 19

What is a gallstone?

Gallstones are small crystal masses that are formed in the gallbladder. Learn more about gallstones in this video with Rick Kline, MD, Trauma Medical Director at Regional Medical Center of San Jose.
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 28

What does it mean when my heart flutters?

When the heart flutters, it means the heart is beating rapidly or erratically. Watch Theodore Chow, MD, of Regional Medical Center, explain more.
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 22

What is lung cancer?

In this video, Imaging Medical Director, Conway Lien, MD, of Regional Medical Center of San Jose, explains how lung cancer develops, grows—and may spread to other parts of the body.
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 22

How many non-smokers get lung cancer?

Lung cancer isn't a disease limited to smokers. Find out why in this video featuring Imaging Medical Director Conway Lien, MD, of Regional Medical Center of San Jose.
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 22

What are the possible side effects of chemotherapy?

Nausea is a possible side effect of chemotherapy. We can give IV antiemetics to help with nausea during treatment, and prescribe anti-nauseas for the patient to take for the first two to three days...
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 21

What is polytrauma?

Polytrauma is a patient with multiple injuries, says Amir Matityahu, MD, from Regional Medical Center of San Jose. Learn more about how polytraumas are handled in this video.
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 20

What increases my risk for lung cancer?

You likely know that the number one cause of lung cancer is smoking. In this video, Imaging Medical Director Conway Lien, MD, of Regional Medical Center of San Jose, lists other possible causes.&nb...
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 13

What is the difference between CT scans and X-rays?

While CT scans use X-rays, the difference is they use multiple detectors for gathering data, says Imaging Medical Director, Conway Lien, MD, of Regional Medical Center of San Jose. Watch as he expl...
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 10

What are the benefits of joining a clinical trial?

Clinical trials help doctors get new drugs approved and on the market for cancer patients, says Lynne Bui, MD, from Regional Medical Center of San Jose. Learn more about the process—and you s...
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 07

What are the different types of cancer treatment?

When treating cancer patients, all types of treatment might be used, says Morteza Dowlatshahi, MD, from Regional Medical Center of San Jose. Consult your doctor and specialists to find out what tre...
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 07

How does cancer start?

Cancer starts with a genetic mutation of our cells, says Morteza Dowlatshahi, MD, from Regional Medical Center of San Jose. Watch this video to learn how this happens and when it becomes invasive c...
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Regional Medical Center has answered a question
On Jun 20

What is magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)?

Watch as Imaging Medical Director, Conway Lien, MD, of Regional Medical Center of San Jose, describes the inner workings of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), and how it eliminates the risk of radia...
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Regional Medical Center

Comprehensive Stroke Center

The Joint Commission Certified

Cardiovascular Services

Diagnostic, treatment and surgical services.

Orthopedics & Joint Replacement

A comprehensive program designed to meet your needs.

Trauma Center

One of just 3 Trauma Centers in Santa Clara County

Our Mission

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