Thank you, Dr. Lee, for your dedicated service and valuable contributions to the community over the past years.
Sharon Quirk-Silva
September 15 at 10:57 PM ·
Today, I had the privilege of recognizing the extraordinary accomplishments of Dr. Hwa Mu Lee. His 41 years of dedicated service as a board-certified practitioner in Internal, Pulmonary, and Critical Care Medicine in the City of Anaheim has certainly saved many lives.
Dr. Lee has served as Chief of Staff at West Anaheim Medical Center from 1999-2002 and continued as Chairman for the Department of Medicine from 2003-2020. Dr. Lee continues to serve in the medical field and will be leading lectures during his retirement.
Thank you Dr. Lee for all of your great work you have done in the medical field.
#medicine #frontlineheroes
As the smoky haze continues to cloud the sky, please keep the image below in mind.
* Be aware that children are at a higher risk for problems since they breathe more air per pound of body weight.
#wildfire
Stay safe during this heat wave! Remember to stay hydrated and watch for any signs and symptoms of heat stroke.
Handwashing can prevent the spread of germs while keeping you healthy. Here are a few tips to keep in mind for handwashing with kids.
We are proud to announce that we've received the Healthgrades Patient Safety Award! The safety of our patients has always been our first priority. We understand you may have concerns about visiting the hospital during these times but rest assured we are taking the necessary steps to ensure your safety during this pandemic.
Today is election day! Please remember to take all necessary precautions to make sure that you #votesafe: wear a mask, wash your hands, and watch your distance.
Polls close at 8:00 PM in California. You can STILL register to vote in person at your polling place. If you are in line by 8:00 PM stay in line -- you will be able to vote. Find your polling place here: http://FindMyPollingPlace.sos.ca.gov
#election2020 #vote
High winds expected today and tomorrow in Anaheim.
Stay vigilant and stay safe!
City of Anaheim- Municipal Government
January 18 at 9:05 PM ·
We're expecting extremely strong winds starting early Tuesday morning and through Wednesday.
The peak is expected to be around midday on Tuesday, with speeds reaching up to 25 miles per hour and the possibility for stronger gusts.
We're used to wind here in Anaheim, but this will likely be stronger than what we usually see. These will be winds from the northeast and cooler than we typically se with Santa Ana winds.
Anaheim Fire And Rescue will be monitoring the hills, staged and ready to go should they be needed. We'll have our fire watch volunteers out monitoring as well.
Public Works crews will also be out and responding to any issues.
Please be sure to secure any loose furniture or items around your home. Watch for debris in the road if you're driving to work or essential outings and take any other precautions needed. Be wind ready!
Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. his legacy continues with the changes he has made and those he has inspired. #MLKDay
Happy National Pharmacist Day!
Thank you for your dedication and hard work. You continue to leave a significant impact on the lives of our patients, our community, and our hospital. #NationalPharmacistDay
This New Year's Eve, you may be celebrating a little differently. As we move into 2021, we encourage you to continue doing your part to stop the spread. Stay home and stay safe so you can enjoy a healthy New Year.
#StaysafeStayhome
Let's work together to stay safe this holiday season!
California Hospital Association
December 22, 2020 at 8:41 PM ·
Now more than ever, staying home and staying safe is not only a good idea, it’s the right thing to do. Help save precious hospital resources by avoiding unnecessary personal contacts. Better days are coming, let’s work together to get there! #WearAMask #StayAtHomeSaveLives
Help us protect your loved ones.
Wear a mask. Social distance. Do your part.
#StopTheSpreadOfCOVID19
California Hospital Association
December 10, 2020 at 6:16 PM ·
Listen to a voice from the front lines: Stay at home. Wear a mask. Survive the surge.