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Inland Empire

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Inland Empire

Megan Barajas

The Inland Empire office represents hospitals in San Bernardino County and Riverside County. Member hospitals are representative of many types of facilities, from rural to large teaching facilities, for-profit to not-for-profit, VA to behavioral health, and community to county-owned-and-operated.

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Contact:
Megan Barajas
(951) 222-2284
mbarajas@hasc.org

2280 Market Street, Suite 250
Riverside, CA 92501
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Phone: (951) 316-9395
Committee

Annual California Department of Public Health/Hospital Roundtable

Megan Barajas

Chair

California Department of Public Health

Staff 

Keven Porter, Regional Vice President, Riverside & San Bernardino Counties

2019 Committee Meeting Date

TBD

CONTACT:
Megan Barajas
Regional Assistant to Keven Porter
(951) 222-2284
mbarajas@hasc.org
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Report

Riverside University Health System Facilities and Immunization Services
Riverside University Health System Public Health

A network of 11 community health centers are operated by Riverside University Health System. Immunization services are provided at all 11 facilities.

Report

Infectious Disease and Vaccine Guidance on Senate Bill 1152 for San Bernardino County
San Bernardino County Public Health Administration

Persons experiencing homelessness can face significant obstacles in accessing health services including basic health screenings and immunizations. SB 1152 requires hospitals to develop a written homeless patient discharge planning policy that coordinates services and referrals with regional social services agencies, medical care and county behavioral health services. This document is aimed at identifying specific communicable disease interventions and discharge planning strategies conforming to the requirements of SB 1152.

Inland Region CHNA

Inland Region CHNA

Megan Barajas

The Hospital Association of Southern California (HASC) served as the catalyst to bring hospitals, health systems, and other key stakeholders together to compile an extensive Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) for the Inland Empire, which includes Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Working as a cohesive group to gather and analyze data for various service areas was vital.

CONTACT:
Megan Barajas
Regional Assistant to Keven Porter
(951) 222-2284
mbarajas@hasc.org
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Staff

Megan Barajas
Regional Vice President, Riverside & San Bernardino Counties

(951) 222-2284
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Area representative

Douglas Kleam
Inland Area Chair

President, St. Bernardine Medical Center
Area representative

Darlene Wetton
Inland Area Representative

CEO, Temecula Valley Hospital
Area representative

Jim Holmes
Inland Area Representative

President/CEO, Redlands Community Hospital
Report

Hospital Economic Impact Study – San Bernardino County Regional Results
Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation

January 2012

The health care sector has grown over the past decade. Comprised of several inter-related industries—including ambulatory health care services, hospitals, health care centers, doctors’ offices, laboratories, and nursing and residential care facilities—the industry as a whole provides access to a variety of vital health care services, employing thousands of workers, and generating significant revenues and tax dollars.

As our population grows, ages, and as medical advances extend our productive lives, the health care sector is likely to be a driver of economic activity going forward.

Review the San Bernardino County highlights from “Hospital Industry in Southern California Economic Analysis” conducted by the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation. You can also download the complete report.