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As of 6 a.m., our Emergency Department is closed indefinitely. Do you know the difference between Emergency Room care or Urgent Care? Emergency rooms are best in cases where conditions are life-threatening. Urgent care locations are best for non-life threatening cases.

Tomorrow, Monday, June 25, at 6 a.m., our Emergency Department will be officially closed.

On Monday, June 25, our Emergency Department will be closed indefinitely. If you have an illness or injury that requires urgent care, here is a list of local urgent cares with extended hours.

On Monday, June 25, our Emergency Department will be closed permanently. Do you know when to use the Emergency Room or vs. Urgent Care? Emergency rooms are the best when conditions are life-threatening. Urgent care locations treat non-life threatening illnesses and injuries.

Join us as we celebrate our volunteers during Volunteer Appreciation Week. Meet our dedicated volunteers that provide comfort to our patients, families and staff. #volunteerweek2018

Happy Doctors’ Day to all of our doctors at Community Medical Center Long Beach. We appreciate your dedication to caring for patients and making our community a healthier place.

Thursday, March 29 is the last day to submit a note to your favorite doctor. Show your appreciation by visiting memorialcare.org/lbdoctorsday.

We love seeing your submissions to your favorite doctors! If you would like to submit a note, visit memorialcare.org/lbdoctorsday.

Until Thursday, March 29, you can submit a message of gratitude to your favorite doctor at Community Medical Center! Visit https://goo.gl/q6KPe7

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