Loma Linda University Medical Center

After a harrowing battle with cancer, Hilda and her husband thought they'd never be able to have their own children. Thankfully, with the help of doctors at Loma Linda University Children's Health, they're about to meet their baby for the first time.

Where we started. Where we are. Where we're going.

At the Breast Health Center, we strive to provide whole person care. Unlike most centers, we add the spiritual, emotional and nutritional aspects of care into your treatment. We are with you every step of the way: https://bit.ly/2GOYQqL

The interior of the future hospital is looking less like a construction site and more like a hospital. Get an "inside" look at the project’s progress.

They care for our community in more ways than one. Our local Loma Linda Firefighter's Association is wearing their support for the fight against breast cancer and invites you to join. If you'd like your own supportive t-shirt, visit the LLFD Station 251 located at 11325 Loma Linda Drive, Loma Linda.

The new technology is smaller than a grain of rice and can be placed into the tumor any time prior to surgery, decreasing patient anxiety on the day of their surgery.

Breast cancer affects the whole family. This caring group from the Specialty Team Center of Loma Linda University Children's Health has been wearing pink on Fridays this October to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Patients who come to our medical center for surgical services will find their experience enhanced in several ways in the future hospital. Learn more about our new hospital's third-floor surgical center: https://bit.ly/2H5X1G4

Especially in the difficult journeys, you will not be alone. In addition to physical treatment, our Breast Health Center offers pastoral care, nutritional counseling, patient education and support groups. Learn more about how we can help you: https://bit.ly/2GOYQqL.

The DAISY Award was established by the Barnes Family. They were awestruck by the clinical skills, caring and compassion of the nurses caring for Patrick, who died at 33 of an auto-immune disease. Nominate a nurse for the DAISY Award by October 31 at www.daisynomination.org/LLUH

Our Breast Health Center team cares about #BreastCancer every month, but this month, they wear pink to show their support. Who do you wear pink for?