
The only dedicated hospital for children in the Inland Empire as part of @LLUHealth. #HealingHealthyHappy
Loma Linda, CA
Joined April 2009
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Traumatic events can have an impact on children – whether they are a part of it, witness to it, or even just overhearing it on TV or through conversation. Learn how you can talk to your kids about traumatic events and how they can cope: bit.ly/401p1ht
The season of #RSV, COVID-19, flu and other viral infections is not over yet.
Read the @latimes article below to find out how these viruses have severely impacted the #InlandEmpire.
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"Blood donation helps our community," shares our Pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Maulin Soneji.
Currently, our hospitals are experiencing a massive blood shortage. Make a difference and #DonateBlood today. It can save a life 🩸
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Winter months can cause #eczema flare-ups.
Here are three tips to help soothe your child:
1. Creams are better than lotion.
2. Fewer chemicals and more natural oils are better.
3. Don’t be afraid to go generic.
Need more tips? Click for more ⤵️
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#DYK It only takes one inch of water for a child to drown?
January is #BathSafetyMonth. 🛁 Here are a few tips:
- Never leave your child unattended in the bathtub.
- Avoid being distracted by your cell phone.
- Keep toilet lids closed and close the doors to the bathrooms.
"Blood donation is a very important element of keeping our community healthy."
Dr. Daniel Reichert encourages you this #BloodDonorMonth to save a life and donate today.
Make an appointment with @lifestreamblood 🩸
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Our Children’s Hospital #SickleCell treatment program has been awarded network affiliation with a national consortium.
Our sickle cell treatment program serves a catchment area of 75,000 square miles.
Read more ⤵️
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We are flying into the first weekend of the year!
Prayers for continued blessings in 2023 ✨
📷: Jonathan Davidson
New Year means new snacks, right?
January is #StayingHealthyMonth. Keep your kids' snack time delicious and healthy with these mini quiches!
So easy it can be a family cooking activity 💛
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Aiden Reynolds, 11, has been our patient since birth. He was born with Eagle-Barrett syndrome, a disorder characterized by poor development or lack of muscles in the abdomen and urinary tract.
Read Aiden’s story at the link in bio bit.ly/3hUkhJv
Please help us welcome one of the first babies born in our San Manuel Maternity Pavilion in 2023. 🎉
Meet Jeremiah, born January 1, 2023, at 12:18 a.m. Congratulations, mom and dad!
What an excellent way to ring in the new year!
Wondering what to make for dinner? How about a veggie loaf powered by veggie proteins and enriched with savory vegetables?
Watch the video recipe here >>> bit.ly/3hfC9xR
We invite you to join @CadenCenter's mission to help buy as many iPads as possible for our patients. 📱
Over the last two years, with your help, Caden raised nearly $15,000 to purchase iPads for patients to use at the hospital.
Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3W59YBe
#DYK spending just ten minutes with therapy dogs can improve hospital patients’ overall well-being?
Our child life therapists recently facilitated a visit from a therapy dog on the cardiac ICU, and handed out stuffed animals.
#PetTherapy #Paws #ChildrensHospital #PuppyLove
#DYK The National Institutes of Health consider #PeripartumCardiomyopathy a rare condition because it affects less than 200,000 women in the U.S., and is among the leading causes of death among pregnant women.
Read more ⤵️
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Our specialty team's Christmas celebration was a memorable one. Gingerbread villages were created, and Christmas trees were decorated. 🎅
Let us know in the comments which Christmas tree is your favorite. 🎄
Did you see that Santa Claus came to town? 🎅
Thank you to @RSO, @sbcountysheriff, and other local law enforcement agencies that made their way around our hospital with Santa to spread some #IEHolidayCheer to our staff and patients.






















