Why Give?
Your support ensures kindness lives here.
Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center and neighbors in our community rely on the generous donations of friends and supporters. Your selfless dedication to our San Fernando Valley charity helps ensure world-class health care has a home.
Working together lifts us all up
of healing for this San Fernando Valley nonprofit organization
raised for the Reimagined campaign supporting the campus redevelopment and new tower building
among 5,500 U.S. hospitals nationwide
patients a day are served by the Emergency Department
patient visits a year
physicians covering all physician specialties
outreach programs supporting the community through funding and donated services
surgeries a year including over 550 advanced robotic procedures
"For generations, Providence Tarzana Medical Center has served the medical needs of our neighbors in the San Fernando Valley. Today, partnering with Cedars–Sinai Medical Center, we are creating a truly transformative health care facility for future generations–right here in our own community.”
— Jerald Einziger, M.D., Board Chair
A Message From Our Leadership
"For generations, Providence Tarzana Medical Center has served the medical needs of our neighbors in the San Fernando Valley. Today, partnering with Cedar-Sinai Medical Center, we are creating a truly transformative health care facility for future generations--right here in our own community.”
STORIES OF IMPACT
Lives are being changed forever
One Step At a Time
Grace Zeolla was enjoying her summer break and looking forward to her freshman year at UCLA when she became sick with mononucleosis. At first, she wasn’t too concerned. Then, she noticed her face was tingling and starting to go numb. The numbness traveled down her legs and soon, she was struggling to keep her balance.
Overflowing with Gratitude
Married for three years, the happy news of twins on the way was a joy to Divya and Amol Shenoy. Forewarned that twins put Divya’s pregnancy in a high-risk category, the couple took it in stride when she started showing signs of preterm labor at 22 weeks. Divya underwent a procedure to stave off a preterm birth.
They Saved My Life
It wasn’t until Nilo Bahadorani was getting treated for a low iron level that she discovered she had an asymptomatic case of COVID-19. Because her infection compromised her blood oxygen levels, the prescribed iron drip caused a life-threatening allergic reaction.
Your Impact
A Little Girl’s Life-Saving Stay in the PICU
The True Impact of Compassion
A Crucial Diagnosis at Providence Tarzana
SUPPORT OUR WORK
Now, more than ever, our community needs Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center and compassionate neighbors like you.
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