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Wellness For All
Compassionate beginnings in the Friese Family Tower’s admitting department
Warm Welcome
Celebrating Milt and Debbie Valera’s heartfelt impact on the Friese Family Tower
Congratulations to Our Champion
Jeffrey Work, M.D., named 2023 Philanthropy Physician Champion
A Message from Nick Lymberopoulos
Chief Executive, Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center
2023 Philanthropy Physician Champion
The 2023 South Division Philanthropy Physician Champion Awards celebrated our eight champions and the important role they play in helping to build a culture of philanthropy at their medical campuses.
A Message from Nick Lymberopoulos
A Message from Nick Lymberopoulos, Chief Executive, Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center.
One Step at a Time
Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center caregivers get college student to class on time after battle with a paralysis-causing virus.
A Unique Perspective
Physician, former patient and board member Jerald “Jerry” Einziger, M.D., understands the importance of community.
Honoring Our Treasured Donors
On November 1, 2022, we held our inaugural Legacy Society Luncheon. We spent the afternoon with esteemed members of our Tarzana family to honor those who make up our Legacy Society and celebrate our treasured supporters.
Inside Tarzana Reimagined
Behind the scenes with executive director of construction, Sharon Gross.
Overflowing with Gratitude
New parents Divya and Amol Shenoy have high praise for Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center staff
A Message from Nick Lymberopoulos
Apart from the pandemic, so much has happened at Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center over the past few years.
Community Support Helps “Kids Be Kids”
The Chase Foundation matches generous gift from Lorraine and Gary Abrams.
In Memory of Charlie Delle Donne
Providence Tarzana lost a cherished member with the recent passing of Charlie Delle Donne, a longtime supporter and board member.
Inspired Leadership
Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center chief nursing officer Deb Carver, MBA, BSN, RN, was inspired to pursue nursing while volunteering in a community hospital.
Tarzana Reimagined
The Tarzana Reimagined campaign realizes our goal of bringing state-of-the-art healthcare to your own backyard.
Physician Champion Award Dinner 2022
Twenty-one clinicians across Providence Southern California were recently recognized at the inaugural Physician Champion Award Dinner on May 5 for their significant contributions to building a culture of philanthropy at their medical campuses.
Great Physicians Inspire Great Philanthropy
Congratulations to our 2022 Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center Physician Champions.
Giving Is My Joy
Natalie Hall takes great pleasure in supporting causes she cares about.
Early Adopter
Cardiothoracic surgeon Andrew Brownlee, M.D., is doing his part to make the Valley a destination for world-class care.
At the Epicenter of Advancing Care
Cardiothoracic surgeon Andrew Brownlee, M.D., is doing his part to make the Valley a destination for world-class care.
Meet Dr. Andrew Fox
Delivering exceptional care with a smile at Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center.
Tower To Be Completed In 2022
It’s happening. Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center, the single largest health care construction project in the history of the San Fernando Valley, is taking shape. Our new medical campus will soon offer increased access to quality health programs and services for more people in our community just as we all dreamed.
50 for 50 Bequest Initiative
As we embark on our 50th anniversary, we want to reaffirm our commitment to the community. While there is much to celebrate, there is still more work to be done and we cannot do it without you. Our hospital is making long-term plans to build on our community’s legacy of philanthropy to meet our community’s needs for the next 50 years. To build on our community’s legacy of philanthropy, Providence Tarzana Foundation invites you to join our 50 for 50 Bequest Initiative.
Near-Death Experience Reinforces the Need to Give
Adrian Stern drove to California in his Ford Pinto after graduating from the University of Michigan. Today, many years later, he’s a partner at a prominent CPA firm, a real estate developer and a professor at USC law school. He believes the Valley is the land of opportunity and a wonderful place to raise his four daughters. Like many in our community, his first interaction with the medical center was on a fairly routine basis. His second daughter was born at the hospital.
Leading The Way
Susan Hirsch Wohl discovered the meaning of charitable giving at a very young age.
Tarzana Announces Major Donation
Providence Tarzana Foundation Receives Historic $50 Million Gift
$15 Million Grant to Fund New Pediatric Unit
The new 188,000-square-foot patient tower under construction will include a dedicated pediatric floor, thanks in part to a $15 million grant awarded by the state of California, the largest grant awarded to our medical center.
Healthcare Reimagined
Welcome to Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center: the single largest healthcare construction project in the history of the San Fernando Valley. With this new $562 million construction, our mission of delivering high-quality care to you — our neighbors — remains stronger and more present than ever.
Gift Annuities Give Back More Than an Income
“When you live in the Valley, you need to support the Valley.” Karl Boeckmann is firm in that belief and he does a lot to live up to his word. As vice president of Galpin Motors, and a Certified Public Accountant, his business acumen has served the San Fernando Valley well. Karl has been an active community member in Valley for more than fifty years. Receiving The Fernando Award in 2004, he has been connected to our medical center for decades, serving as a member of the Providence Tarzana Foundation Board of Governors since 2009.
Generations of Care and Generosity
From broken bones to the birth of their children, and even a heart surgery, Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center has cared for many generations of the Kashani family, who have been residents of Tarzana for over 30 years. With decades of gratitude behind them, the family made a generous philanthropic gift of $1 million – the largest donation received by Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center to date.
A Conversation with Providence Tarzana Foundation Board Member Claire Marks
Giving back to the community has always been a vital component of my life, and I’ve always been interested in healthcare. My daughter and son were born at Tarzana Medical Center when the hospital was fairly new.
Valley Native Gives Back to Community
Allison Clago is a real Valley girl, who grew up in a time before shopping malls became the icon that redefined growing up in L.A.’s biggest suburb. She worked her paper route in an era where adolescent boys tossed the local paper from canvas bags hung from their bicycle handlebars onto customers’ driveways.
Pam Kessler: Sixteen years ago, the wonderful doctors, nurses and caregivers at Providence Tarzana Medical Center saved my son’s life.
It began the night before with a sick baby up all night crying. What changed and made this different and more alarming were the events the next day: inconsolable crying, blood in the diaper and a trip to the doctor that was inconclusive.
COVID-19 Patient Story Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center
Peter Saphier and his wife Liliane were very careful. When the COVID-19 pandemic became a national crisis that would affect their Encino community, Peter and Liliane took every precaution.
A Crucial Diagnosis at Providence Tarzana
Long before she became a patient there, Linda Wolfson had a great familiarity with Providence Tarzana Medical Center. Her family has lived in and around Tarzana for over 40 years.
The True Impact of Compassion
Providence Tarzana Medical Center had long been the hospital of choice for Ira Handelman and his family. At one point, the caregivers at Tarzana had saved Ira’s life during a complicated medical challenge he faced.
A Little Girl’s Life-Saving Stay in the PICU
When Ali North gave birth to her youngest child Haven, she was thrilled to be able to deliver her daughter at Providence Tarzana Medical Center.
Press
Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center Awarded $15 Million Grant
Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center has earned a $15 million grant from the state of California, as a result of Proposition 4.
Providence Tarzana Foundation Receives Historic $50 Million Gift from Donald and Andrea Friese
A generous, dedicated and civically-engaged family that made its fortune in Southern California are continuing a long tradition of philanthropy with a record $50 million gift to Providence Tarzana Foundation
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2024 Philanthropy Physician Champion | Dr. Simon
Ben Simon, M.D., a steadfast leader and key driver of physician support, has been named the 2024 Philanthropy Physician Champion for Providence Tarzana Foundation.
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