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For John Francis Martinez, the Community Garden is more than a volunteer activity — it’s a lifeline.
“This program is a blessing from God… I was bedridden, and now I can walk, cook, and take care of myself.” – Martha Barajas
“I have had very good experiences here [at Adventist Health White Memorial] and I’ve learned a lot. This is the best place to be for anyone looking to improve their health.” – Carmen Hernandez
“I’m here because White Memorial fought for me when others didn’t,” Isabel says. “They gave my father dignity in his final days and gave me the chance to live mine to the fullest. Now it’s my turn to fight for others.”
Kenneth Schwartz is deeply grateful for the vital care he received at Adventist Health White Memorial after undergoing the Watchman procedure in September 2024. The Watchman is an implantable device that protects people with atrial fibrillation (AFib) from life-threatening strokes by sealing off a part of the heart where dangerous…
2024 marked the 10-year anniversary of the Adventist Health White Memorial Los Angeles Pet Therapy Program, also known as Animal-Assisted Therapy (AAT). We’re grateful for volunteers like Tina Appel and her dog, Belle, from Love on 4 Paws, who bring smiles to our patients and help speed up their recovery. …
Angelique Alvarez is an intern who joined Adventist Health White Memorial’s Workforce Development program in 2024. Learning from nurses and supporting patients helped her gain self-confidence and show more of her personality. Her simple gestures, such as a friendly “hello,” sparked conversations with grateful patients who were happy to see…
Adrian was nonverbal. He understood the world around him but had no way to express himself.
Thanks to your generosity, every program, resource and human connection provided through the Adventist Health White Memorial Community Resource Center (CRC) has changed lives. CRC Program Coordinator Araceli Marquez sees the impact every day. For Marquez, this work is personal. “My parents didn’t have many resources, and they don’t speak…
In December 2021, Rosa Mercado suffered a stroke that paralyzed her right side. She could no longer do what she loved, like work, drive or dance cumbia. Isolated and depressed, she spent two years in physical therapy but remained weak, reliant on a walker and afraid to leave her home…
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