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Advanced Surgical Options

Featuring leading surgeons, expert surgical teams and the latest technology including the da Vinci Xi Robotics Surgery System.

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Artistic Reconstruction

The new face of burn scar treatment

The Grossman Burn Center at West Hills Hospital is achieving true restoration – functionally, cosmetically and emotionally.

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Maternal & Infant Care at West Hills Hospital

The New Beginnings Center for Maternal and Newborn Care is with you every step of the way.

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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center offers compassionate and responsive care for the improvement of human life. Our expert physicians and clinicians, and every employee, strives each day to bring outstanding service to the bedside. Serving the West Valley for more than 50 years, West Hills Hospital brings “quality care, close to home.”

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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Nov 29

What are the symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis?

The main symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis pertain to the legs. In this video, Andrew Rah, MD, of West Hills Hospital, shares the most common symptoms that patients face.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Nov 13

How long does it take to get the results from a mammogram?

Results from a mammogram are required within 30 days of the screening, says Thelma Reeves, Director of Women's Diagnostics at West Hills Hospital & Medical Center. Learn more in this video.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Nov 13

What are the different types of mammograms?

Different types of mammograms including 2D, screening and diagnostic, says Thelma Reeves, Director of Women's Diagnostics at West Hills Hospital & Medical Center. Learn more in this video.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has published a slideshow
On Sep 11

6 Surprising Heart Attack Triggers

Learn how the weather, road rage or the big game can spell trouble for your ticker.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Sep 04

How often should older women have mammograms?

Women should get mammograms annually, according to the American Cancer Society says Thelma Reeves, Director of Women's Diagnostics at West Hills Hospital & Medical Center. Learn more in thi...
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 30

Can pelvic organ prolapse be prevented?

Bringing pelvic floor problems to the attention of your urologist early can help prevent prolapse. In this video, urologist Michael Safir, MD, of West Hills Hospital, gives a few examples of how th...
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 28

Is it safe to have sex if I have atrial fibrillation?

Diagnosed with atrial fibrillation and want to enjoy a healthy sex life? Cardiologist James Ong, MD, from West Hills Hospital & Medical Center explains what you need to know.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 28

Can thyroid disease cause atrial fibrillation?

Cardiologist James Ong, MD, from West Hills Hospital & Medical Center explains the connection between atrial fibrillation and excess hormones produced by the thyroid.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 23

What should I do if I'm having a heart attack?

The first and foremost thing you should do if you or someone you know is having a heart attack is call 9-1-1 and seek emergency care in the nearest hospital. Patients who are too timid to call 9-1-...
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 16

What are the different types of arrhythmia?

Irregular heartbeat comes in many different varieties. Learn more in this video with cardiologist James Ong, MD, from West Hills Hospital & Medical Center.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 15

How have the surgical options for breast cancer improved?

Breast cancer treatment is always evolving. Surgical oncologist David Schreier, MD, from West Hills Hospital & Medical Center describes some of the advances he has seen during his career.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 14

What is endometriosis?

Endometriosis affects 15 to 25 percent of women, and can include pelvic pain of various degrees, suggests Mary Olender, MD, of West Hills Hospital and Medical Center. Watch this video to learn more.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 10

What are the benefits of joining a clinical trial?

Learn how clinical trials play a critical role in getting new treatments to patients and improving the way doctors treat cancer. Watch this video with Christopher Ho, MD, from West Hills Hospital &...
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Aug 08

How does surgery treat rheumatoid arthritis?

Watch this video with orthopedic surgeon Umesh Bhagia, MD, from West Hills Hospital & Medical Center to learn about joint replacement surgery.
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West Hills Hospital & Medical Center has answered a question
On Jul 25

Can exercise reduce LDL or “bad” cholesterol?

Yes, and exercising to treat high cholesterol is about the same amount as exercising for overall health. In this video, Ben Cohen, MD, a cardiologist at West Hills Hospital, says that moderate exer...
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