Pomona Valley Health Centers

A food allergy occurs when the body’s immune system reacts unusually to certain foods. While many allergic reactions to food are mild, some can be fatal, so it is vitally important to know what to do in case of an emergency.

March is National Kidney Month, and it aims to raise awareness about kidney disease, the ninth leading cause of death in the United States. This year, the focus is on taking charge of your health and the many ways people can manage their kidney disease.

Did you know that the human body can't create vitamin C on its own? It also doesn’t store it very well, which means you need to get the right amount in order to fully experience the benefits.

Ibuprofen and aspirin are two of the most common over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers you can find. While they treat a lot of the same things, they both have unique attributes that make them different. Which one is the right choice for you?

It was a momentous day for us as we began vaccinating our healthcare workers with the #COVID19 vaccine! Pictured are Drs. Deanda, Holstein, Olsen, Homer-Bertrand, and Baez receiving the vaccine. We have a long way to go in continuing to vaccinate our staff - and in the coming months, our community - and we ask you to remain vigilant in taking steps to slow the spread of COVID. Wear a mask. Watch your distance. Wash your hands.

Have you taken a virtual tour yet of our newly renovated Family Health Center in Pomona? We recently completed renovations at our Pomona location to make more room for our growing team and accommodate our expanded Family Medicine Residency Program. In addition to reconfiguring our main patient area downstairs, we added a few thousand square feet of space, which includes 5 new exam rooms. Ultimately, these changes will allow us to see and serve more patients, so you can get in, get out, and get better!

Today is the last day of Falls Prevention Awareness Week. It's important to know the risks and seek care immediately if you or someone you know has recently experienced a fall. #FallsFree

Kids who regularly get an adequate amount of sleep have improved attention, behavior, learning, memory and overall mental and physical health, which is critical for learning, whether from home or at school.

No one plans to get cut or hurt, but accidents happen. Maybe your finger slipped while chopping vegetables or your child fell off their bike. When can you simply bandage it up and when do you need stitches?

Pregnant women face a unique challenge as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. At PVHC, we’re taking every precaution possible to ensure we continue to provide quality and safe care for you and your baby.

As we all bear through this latest heat wave , it's important to be aware of heat illness. Here's what you need to know:

Who do you wear a mask for? We wear masks for the essential workers in our communities!

Please don't delay the care you need! Strokes often occur suddenly, so every minute counts. Fast medical treatment can not only lessen brain damage, but also save a life. We have seen a trend during the last few months of patients delaying urgent or emergency medical treatment due to concerns about COVID. Please rest assured that we and our partners at the Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center are taking all precautions to keep patients and staff safe. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest hospital.

Accessing occupational therapy is now easier than ever with the program launching at our La Verne location!

COVID-19 is a unique type of stressor.

Wearing is caring We are joining our partners at PVHMC in our "who do you wear a mask for?" campaign. We want to know! Take a photo of yourself in a mask or face covering Tell us who you wear a mask for and why in the caption Share as a post, a story or send it to us via DM... Use the hashtag #HeroesWearMasks and tag us for a chance to be featured in a PVHC post! See more

Estamos aquí para brindarle atención segura y de calidad, independientemente de si se trata de un control de rutina o de un asunto urgente. La salud de su familia y de nuestra comunidad es nuestra máxima prioridad.

Please do not delay the care you need! All of our centers are open, and we are taking many precautions to keep you safe. If you are experiencing an urgent healthcare matter, please do not wait to seek appropriate medical care.

It's no secret that staying safe at home during the COVID-19 outbreak has changed the routines of our lives, perhaps even quite dramatically. At PVHC, your family’s health and well-being are our foremost concernand our purpose for being here. So, during the shutdown, we’re doing what we can to help you maintain a healthy lifestyle with these essential tips from our own Dr. Deanda and Dr. Wohlert.

The CDC recently added new symptoms that may indicate you have been exposed to COVID-19. Emergency warning signs for the virus include difficulty breathing, bluish lips or face, confusion and persistent pain or pressure in the chest. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, please seek immediate medical care. If you think you may have coronavirus and are seeking medical attention, please call our office before coming in: 909-618-1295.