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Building the Future of Health Care Loma Linda University Medical Center
“I was shot several times in the face, chest,
arms and leg. I was thinking that this was
it, that I was going to die. After being shot I
was flown to Loma Linda where they didn’t
At Loma Linda University just take care of me, they took care of my
Medical Center, we live to heal. family. They gave me my life back.”
Our commitment to hope and healing for our patients influences every — Alex Collins, a deputy in the San Bernardino County
Sheriff’s Department
interaction within our medical center. As the only Level 1 Regional
Trauma Center for a vast and underserved region, we are prepared at
a moment’s notice to save patients’ lives during extreme emergency
situations. At the same time, we also meet the daily needs of our
patients through our expert care. This is the place where staff and
physicians live compassionate care with every life they touch.
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Since our beginnings in 1905, Loma Linda University Medical Center has
pushed the boundaries of expert care. The cutting edge research taking
place here has transformed patient care worldwide. And every person
served at Loma Linda University Medical Center benefits from our whole Vision 2020: Patient Highlight
person care model—our focus on healing the body, mind and spirit.
Alex Collins, a deputy in were so serious it was doubtful Alex was supported by his wife
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the San Bernardino County he would be able to walk again, and newborn son in the journey
Sheriff’s Department, was or even smile after being shot toward recovery.
shot and critically wounded through the face and jaw.
during the Christopher Dorner Just six months after being
manhunt in 2013. Because of Through the expert skill of wounded Alex returned to
the seriousness of his injuries, the surgeons. Alex ultimately work smiling and walking.
he was airlifted to Loma Linda underwent over 20 surgeries “At Loma Linda they took
University Medical Center to treat his leg, arm, and such good care of me. Their
where three surgeons worked to reconstruct his face. He confidence and experience
simultaneously to save his life. continued to recover while reassured my family that I was
receiving treatment and physical going to be back to normal.”
Alex had been shot four times in therapy at Loma Linda University
the leg, arm and face. His injuries Medical Center. During this time
Now is the time to be bold and look to The new adult hospital
will be the second tallest
the future. It is time for Vision 2020: building in the Inland
Empire with breathtaking
the Campaign for a Whole Tomorrow. southern views from the
16th floor Education and
Conference Center.
Thousands of patients have benefited from our pioneering
discoveries, innovative care model, and faith based approach to
health and healing. But our focus is on the future—the future of
health in our region and the world. New state seismic standards have
given us an unprecedented opportunity to build a new adult hospital
and expand our clinical services. Working together, there is so much
more for us to achieve.
Expanding Clinical Care Through Vision 2020
5 The most visible aspect of the Vision 2020 campaign will be the
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new adult hospital, which will incorporate leading advances in
patient safety and comfort, be designed specifically to continue
our excellence in care, and meet future needs for expansion and *concept image
Loma Linda University Health
adaptability. Vision 2020 will also help expand key adult medical
services in the Proton Treatment Center, the International Heart
Loma Linda University Health is an academic health science center that includes six
Institute, and the Loma Linda University Medical Center–East
hospitals, numerous faculty practices and the university’s eight schools, united by a shared
Campus rehabilitation hospital. We will also expand our Children’s
purpose: “to make man whole.” Loma Linda University Medical Center is the only designated
Hospital services by building a new Children’s Hospital tower. Level 1 Regional Trauma Center that occupies over 26 percent of California’s land mass.
Vision 2020 is a significant opportunity for you §§ We teach some 4,700 students and §§ We developed the Judkins technique,
700 residents each year still the primary diagnostic tool
to invest in the exciting future of health care and used in cardiac catheterization
§§ We lead innovative research in
education. Your gift will play a key role as we make areas of vitality and longevity; maternal,
laboratories worldwide
further discoveries, improve whole person care and fetal and neonatal health; regenerative §§ We opened the first hospital-based
medicine; cancer; stroke; brain trauma proton treatment center, providing
restore health and healing to those we serve. and neurological diseases and unrivaled cancer treatment and breaking
health disparities new ground in radiation medicine
Together, we can create a new future at Loma Linda University Health
Critical Care in Critical Moments Private Patient Rooms in the New Adult Hospital
Level 1 Trauma Center Emergency Department
For many patients receiving the right care at the department will treat all pediatric patients. This
right moment means the difference between life will promote a streamlined process where
and death, or even drastically improved recoveries. procedures are uniquely tailored to the treatment
Because of our trauma center designation, we needs of our adult and pediatric patients.
are committed to supporting a highly experienced
team skilled at treating the most critical trauma
patients. Many patients come to Loma Linda Features of the
University Medical Center by helicopter from New Emergency Department:
surrounding communities, near and far, for our §§ Private triage, treatment and
expertise and essential emergency care. exam rooms
§§ Imaging located within the
With your help, we will build a new adult hospital emergency department
and develop new emergency facilities designed to §§ 4 dedicated cardiac/trauma
help our clinical staff provide the best critical care operating rooms Many patient rooms in our existing facilities are still shared
possible. The enlarged emergency department §§ 5 triage rooms by multiple patients. In the new adult hospital, 100 percent of
will be devoted to treating adults, while a §§ 34 treatment and exam rooms patient rooms will be private, single occupancy rooms with
new separate Children’s Hospital emergency dedicated space for family members staying overnight and
5 placement of monitoring equipment to minimize disruptive
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lights and sounds. In addition, the private rooms will:
§§ Create a more homelike atmosphere and an
additional level of comfort
§§ Have a positive impact on patients’ satisfaction,
healing and clinical outcomes
§§ Reduce risk of infections
§§ Increase patient safety
§§ Provide ample space for clinicians to teach and
confer with students
Building for Innovative Care
The open-core floorplan in the new adult noise and streamlines traffic. Our new hospital
hospital positions nurses’ stations throughout is expected to be the first in California to
the floor rather than at a centralized single implement this innovative approach to facility
*concept image station. This configuration improves staff design and patient care.
communication and collaboration, reduces
Patients and family members will enjoy easy drop-off and pick-up areas outside the new expanded emergency
department. Inside, a calm and healing environment is created by floor to ceiling windows that flood the lobby with
natural light as patients relax in the spacious reception area.
Centralized Surgical Care *concept images
Patients come to Loma Linda University Medical the most complicated and life-threatening medical
Center for anything from routine to unexpected conditions. We will use the latest technology to
lifesaving surgeries. Our surgeons specialize in a offer a calming experience for patients and provide
wide variety of procedures from general surgery to space for entire teams to work together efficiently.
transplant, trauma and more.
The Future of Surgical Care:
The new adult hospital will enhance the patient the Hybrid Operating Room
experience by placing all operating rooms and The new hospital will include a hybrid operating
both pre- and post-operative care units on the room, merging minimally invasive and traditional
same floor, with a spacious family waiting room surgical science with advanced imaging
located directly off the elevators. The centralized technology in real time. The purpose of this type A spacious central lobby is located directly off the elevators on the third floor where perianesthesia and
perioperative services will be located.
placement of these services enhances patient of operating room is improved outcomes with
healing through peaceful and more private less trauma, less scarring, and shorter hospital
transitions in care. stay with faster rehabilitation.
There will be 16 operating rooms comprised of Hybrid operating rooms also support a multi-
one hybrid operating room, four interventional, disciplinary approach where surgeons from
eight specialty and seven general operating rooms. different specialties work together treating
These operating rooms are designed for a range of multiple medical issues in a single episode of
7 standard and innovative procedures, including less care. This integrated approach is designed to 8
invasive surgical approaches, and will provide our address critical care situations, limit additional
surgeons state-of-the-art space to treat some of procedures and reduce possible complications.
The new post-anesthesia care unit is designed for staff efficiency and a calming environment with special
attention given to lighting and warm finishes.
Families will be able to join patients in the pre-operative bays, like these three located to the right of dedicated
staff work areas.
*An example of a hybrid operating room
For Now and for the Future
Whole Person & Baby Care
Hope thrives at our TCBC, where our exceptional we treat a large number of high-risk pregnancies
practitioners deliver highly advanced whole and offer one of the most advanced neonatal
person care. After delivery our new parents and intensive care units (NICU) in the world. With
newborns enjoy their sacred hour of bonding your help, the new NICU will have the space to
and remain together in the same room, cared for treat 100 babies.
by one nurse. This approach of “couplet care”
The expanded space will allow for on-site infant
lowers the newborn’s blood pressure, stabilizes
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Loma Linda
temperature, pulse and respiration and supports
University Medical Center possesses new
mother and baby bonding.
technology, found almost nowhere else in the
NICU Expansion country, to address safety, immobilization and
As the only birth center in our region offering other challenges of infant imaging.
the care of a Level 1 Regional Trauma Center,
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Gian and Janett spend time with their son, Theodore, who was born in
our current TotalCare Birth Center and treated in our NICU.
Giving Parents and Babies the Best of Beginnings:
The TotalCare Birth Center
The new TotalCare Birth Center (TCBC) will offer members staying overnight and provide an
the full spectrum of services for babies and intimate setting for the first few hours of bonding
parents. It includes a special labor and delivery with the new baby.
room for high-risk pregnancies, two dedicated
As we welcome each generation’s newborns,
C-section surgical suites with direct access to
we are also preparing the next generation of
an infant stabilization room via pass-through
practitioners and investigators to further advance
windows, and three bays for post-anesthesia
clinical care and research in this changing,
recovery. Labor, delivery and recovery rooms
challenging and promising field. The hospital
will be private suites with windows and fully No matter how complex the delivery, our
expansion project will significantly increase our highly trained staff are there to provide the
equipped to maximize comfort and safety during
capacity to care for more babies as our region best care for each new family.
delivery. Rooms will accommodate family
continues to grow.
The International Heart Institute Special Features of the New International Heart Institute
A New Home for Signature Care
In planning for the future and increased
Our region exceeds the nation’s average for We offer one of the most comprehensive and needs of our patients, the International Features of the new Loma Linda University
heart disease and congenital heart disease, advanced cardiac programs available, leading Heart Institute will move to a prominent International Heart Institute
the most frequent birth defect. At present the the way in effective treatment of heart disease and expanded clinic within the new §§ Bright space off the hospital’s main entrance
International Heart Institute treats more than and preventive heart health. adult hospital. This enlarged space will §§ Ample seating in lobbies
30,000 patients each year and that number is §§ EKG and ultrasound adjacent to the clinic area
enrich the patient experience and allow
expected to grow. Our highly experienced team of cardiologists, §§ Separate children’s and adult entrances and lobbies
for even greater collaboration among
cardiac surgeons and subspecialists work §§ All four clinics in one space
the medical teams. Your contributions
Loma Linda University International together collaboratively to focus on the unique §§ Flexible, additional exam and diagnostic space
toward this new facility will support
Heart Institute is known both locally and needs of each patient. This quality care can only §§ Shelled in space for growth
continued innovation and enable
internationally for our expertise and success in continue with your help. §§ Larger exam rooms
patients to receive outstanding care in
treating cardiac conditions in people of all ages. §§ Collaborative spaces for physicians and teams
a healing environment.
“My family is very important to me… so we started talking about a
heart transplant. After a lot of talk, thought and prayer, I spoke to the
The new space for IHI
will include separate heart transplant team at Loma Linda and agreed to do the surgery if
children’s and adult they could find me a perfect match. And sure enough, they did.
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“The team at Loma Linda have become another part of my family.
Ending up at Loma Linda was not by chance; being at Loma Linda
has been a miracle for me. It’s given me a second chance – another
chance at life.” — Dr. Brian Mowrey
Grand Hallway, IHI Entry
Glass walls allow for natural light to stream
through from the chapel garden in front of the
new location of the International Heart Institute.
“I changed my medical plan so I could
come to Loma Linda University Health. It
was like the red carpet was laid out for me.
Now I know it’s how they treat everyone.”
— Nancy Ross, International Heart Institute patient
Compassionate employees from Loma Linda
University Hospital work together on our
campus everyday. Compassionate Caregivers
Dexter Emoto loves to encourage the patients care for the sick and pray for healing for them.
he serves on the post-anesthesia care unit/recovery I thank God for the ministry of healing that
room as a registered nurse. He spends time with Loma Linda University Medical Center offers to
patients encouraging them through their trials, and all the patients.”
sharing with them the medals he has received
from running over 100 marathons. Dexter, a Loma Dexter is just one of our team members who
Linda University School of Nursing graduate, has has been recognized with gratitude by patients
been working as a nurse at Loma Linda University through the Healing Hands Grateful Patient
Medical Center for almost all of his career. Program. This program provides patients and
families with an opportunity to honor their
“I have never looked at my nursing career as physician, nurse, or any other staff member
a job. I have looked at it as a ministry for God. who played a role in providing them with a
Working here has given me the opportunity to positive experience.
“Through Christ I am able to give kind and
compassionate care to my patients every day
and to comfort the patients who are in need
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The care from our team is fostered and
The Loma Linda Difference encouraged by our values of teamwork, integrity,
It takes a team compassion, excellence and wholeness. It is
these values that have enabled our success since
Our Loma Linda University Health team is
1905 and will lead us forward.
comprised of caring individuals. From valet to
nursing, chaplains, environmental services, Today, we invite you to join us in living our
physicians, security and more; our team works values. Whether it’s taking part in the healthy
together to provide a meaningful experience living Loma Linda University Health is known for, “I live our mission daily in my job “I love taking care of my patients. “The greatest part of working at
for those who come to us for help. For many duties, I let the light of God show They are so vulnerable while they Loma Linda is that everyone who
volunteering, or participating in Vision 2020, we
through me by greeting everyone are in our care, and I feel a sense works here has a higher purpose
of our patients, our staff are entering their hope that you will come and experience what our with a smile. I love being able to help of accomplishment if I can make and exude compassion in every aspect
lives at some of the most difficult and stressful patients have seen and felt—the love and whole people. Even on their worst day, their stay a bit easier. I love working of patient care. Working with a
moments. Through large and small gestures person care shared with everyone who walks I may be able to bring some of God’s with great doctors and nurses who team in which every member strives
such as braiding a patient’s hair, singing, praying, through our doors. light into their life.” care deeply about the quality of to provide outstanding patient care
sharing accomplishments, or simply spending time patient care we deliver.” makes my job fulfilling.”
— Lawrence Brewster,
listening—our employees live the values that make Valet, Hospitality Services — Janelle Warren, — Maheswari Senthil,
Loma Linda University Medical Center unique. Nurse Practitioner, Urology Physician, Surgical Oncology
Advancing Technological Innovation in Proton Therapy
Two Vision 2020 priorities will provide ABS where protons are delivered in a pencil beam
opportunities to further advance our proton with a higher level of spot specific accuracy.
therapy program. The first is to expand resources
The next generation ABS technology being
for more breakthroughs in proton treatment.
developed at Loma Linda University Medical
Exciting new opportunities for proton treatment
Center will allow us to treat larger and more
in areas such as pain management, cardiac
irregularly shaped tumors and expand options for
arrhythmia and cancer offer new hope for patients.
using proton therapy. Our team has discovered a
The second priority is the development of way to improve treatment using ABS technology
next generation active beam scanning (ABS) to maximize the lifesaving benefits of this
technology. Traditional proton therapy uses a treatment. Benefits include reducing potential
scatter beam delivery system suitable for treating damage to healthy tissues and organs surrounding
most tumors. However, since our early days of tumors and decreasing crippling side effects
development we have been pursuing the use of normally associated with radiation treatment.
A Cancer Treatment that Transforms Lives
When Pat and Sharon learned She asked how her friend’s able to maintain his exercise and
15 he had prostate cancer, they father had beaten his prostate work routine while receiving his 16
immediately began their research. cancer. The friend told her about 60-second treatments by 4 p.m.
But what they found were not the a revolutionary new treatment each day. After six months Pat
treatment options Pat wanted approach called proton therapy was ready to return home with
Pioneering Proton Therapy
for himself. As a successful offered in Southern California. his quality of life preserved and a
businessman and a triathlete, different perspective on his future.
James M. Slater, M.D., Proton Treatment & Research Center Pat was at a loss for words when Filled with hope and courage,
imagining the road ahead. the couple traveled from Seattle
As the world’s first hospital-based §§ Having the most
to Loma Linda University
facility, the James M. Slater, MD, experienced clinical teams
While spending time with a Medical Center, eager to begin
Proton Treatment & Research Center §§ Treating more than friend, Sharon asked a question Pat’s treatments. During his
has done the research, taken the 18,000 patients that ultimately saved Pat’s life. time at Loma Linda, Pat was
risks and trained many medical §§ Leading in clinical trials
professionals in proton therapy. This in prostate, breast,
pioneering center has paved the way pancreatic, liver, esophageal “I think I enjoy life more and have more
for other proton facilities to open and other cancers
around the world and continues to
§§ Publishing more long-term
gratitude for what I have. I had no side
lead in advancing proton therapy.
clinical outcomes
A patient is positioned for his highly
effects so life could not be any better.
We continue to push the
boundaries of excellence through:
precise daily proton treatment. I attribute that to the decision I made
§§ Innovating new uses for proton to spend nine weeks at Loma Linda Pat and his wife Sharon prepare to
therapy such as next-generation return home after Pat’s successful
active beam scanning University Medical Center.” — Pat Purcell prostate cancer therapy treatments.
Expanding Surgical Care at Loma Linda University
Medical Center – East Campus Hospital
Loma Linda University Medical Center-East
Campus rehabilitation hospital currently has five Features of the Expanded Operating Suite:
operating rooms. They are scheduled efficiently §§ 2 new operating rooms
and used heavily, but are undersized and §§ Common sub-sterile room and scrub areas
insufficient to meet our region’s growing need
§§ Renovating existing space
for orthopedic and neurosurgery procedures.
to accommodate:
Through Vision 2020 we are expanding these § Operating room support space
services with the addition of a new surgical suite § A 14-bay post-anesthesia care unit
and surgical support space. The expansion will
allow orthopedic and neurosurgery cases to be Natural light will pour into the new
centrally located at our East Campus hospital, and operating suite through skylights
lessen surgical patient wait times. This will also and windows. Bringing natural light
and outdoor views into an operating
help reduce the number of patients who need to With your help we will be able to room has been found to increase
be transported between the main Medical Center
expand the existing East Campus facility staff alertness, decrease fatigue,
and East Campus after surgeries. This new space reduce stress and help staff track
will increase the number of patients we can receive to provide additional services to our the time of day. These advantages
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staff recruitment and retention.
When Loss Leads to Opportunities
At age 10 Zimri was airlifted “I had to learn how to walk Zimri saw a path by which serves as a PossAbilities others—patients, families and
to Loma Linda University and use my limbs all over he too could not only regain program ambassador, and the community—with what
Medical Center for treatment again.” To regain those his abilities, but also pursue is training to compete as is possible at Loma Linda
of meningococcal meningitis skills, Zimri went through his passions. a triathlete in Paralympic University Medical Center.
—a rare infection that can lead rehabilitation at Loma Linda Games. He is excited about
to serious physical damage University Medical Center’s Today Zimri is a proud father, new opportunities to inspire
or death. The only way to East Campus. works as a forklift operator,
stop the deadly virus from
spreading was to immediately During Zimri’s recovery, he
amputate one of his legs and learned about PossAbilities “I love finding ways to give back by helping people with similar
—an East Campus outreach
both of his hands.
program bringing together
disabilities. As a PossAbilites ambassador, I visit patients who
After the operation, Zimri people adapting to life have undergone limb-loss surgery and share my story to give
was kept in a coma for four after limb-loss. Through
months. “Waking up was like the successes of other
them encouragement and hope.” — Zimri, patient
being reborn,” he remembers. PossAbilities members,A New Health Care Complex A Spiritual Center
Thoughtful design and innovative approaches will will be apparent from the moment patients The visual focus and center of our faith-based private prayer rooms will provide a place of
ensure that our new adult hospital and Children’s and families arrive. The campus entrance mission is the new chapel and healing garden respite and serve as a constant reminder of
Hospital tower are not just built bigger, they will will be transformed, welcoming patients and that can be seen by all as they arrive. This our foundation in faith and caring for the
be built smarter. visitors to a setting that reassures, inspires prominently positioned 60-seat chapel with whole person.
confidence and offers a space for healing.
Our focus on providing compassionate, whole
person care in the best healing environment
Healing Gardens
Healing outdoor gardens and gathering spaces interaction or quiet reflection, age-appropriate
will surround the new health care complex. play spaces, open and inviting entrances and
This calming environment will feature natural clear directional signage. These are central to
light, gardens, green spaces, areas for social our philosophy of whole person care.
*concept images
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A beacon of Light, Education and Research 20
An Education and Conference Center
The education and conference center on light and extraordinary panoramic views of
the 16th floor of the adult tower will offer the San Bernardino Valley and the surrounding
*concept images a space where our mission—to further the hills. This center will facilitate educational
teaching and healing mission of Jesus Christ conferences and special events showcasing
—becomes a reality. Stepping off the elevators Loma Linda University Health’s education,
visitors to the education and conference center research and clinical care.
Healthful Dining will emerge into a lobby filled with natural
The cafe incorporates welcoming, relaxing
serving and dining areas where families can
get away for a few moments of healing for
soul and body. There they will enjoy a bountiful
selection of exceptionally prepared cuisine
incorporating our wholeness principles.
Surrounding the many beautifully decorated
dining spaces. Walls of windows provide
abundant natural light and restful views of
trellised gardens with space for fresh-air
dining outdoors. *concept image
*concept images“Sarah’s comfort and care was always The Future of Health Care in Our Region -
Vision 2020: The Campaign for a Whole Tomorrow
top priority. The care she received
Vision 2020 is a monumental strategy that capitalizes on Loma Linda University Health’s
made all the difference in her survival core strengths. By the year 2020, just over $1.4 billion will be invested in the future of
and recovery, I cannot imagine going health care and education for our organization and those we serve.
to any other Children’s Hospital.” Vision 2020 will raise $360 million from visionary partners for four key areas:
— Paula McTaggart, LLUCH patient mother
Wholeness
We stand unrivaled in our knowledge, practice and research in disease prevention. A
new Wholeness Institute will foster increased coordination to create new strategies for $15 million
student, community and individual wholeness in body, mind and spirit.
Health Care
California’s new seismic standards for hospitals present a challenge that we are
transforming into an unprecedented opportunity. Starting with a historic $100 million
commitment, we will build a new, beyond the state-of-the-art adult hospital and a new
$225 million
Today, Sarah, an LLUCH patient,
Children’s Hospital tower.
has returned to school, playing
with her siblings and enjoying
her passion for gardening. Research
The ongoing quest to improve longevity and discover new treatments for injury and
21 disease, lie at the heart of our commitment to a healthier world. Vision 2020 will invest
at least $50 million in our research enterprise, and create a new center for discovery to
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further cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Expanding Our Children’s Hospital Education
Vision 2020 will strengthen our exceptional health science programs. Through our
This is the very place where God is present, meet the growing need for our expert care and
outstanding graduates who live and promote wholeness, we will exponentially increase
our impact on the world. We will also bring extraordinary education to young people in $70 million
the heart of San Bernardino at our San Manuel Gateway College.
healing occurs and wholeness is real. continue pushing the boundaries of education and
research in a state-of-the-art facility.
At Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital
(LLUCH) we provide the specialized care that
Features of the new Children’s
children need with special services, equipment,
Hospital tower: Our new adult hospital
facilities and experts. We offer the highest level of
§§ All private patient rooms with and Children’s Hospital
care for children in the moments where treatment
space for family to stay overnight tower will be a beacon
has a life-long impact. Our Children’s Hospital is
the only specialty hospital of its kind for over 1.2 §§ Three child life playrooms of light representing
million children in Southern California. §§ Teen life room compassionate care
throughout our region.
Through your participation in Vision 2020 we will §§ School classroom
expand the Children’s Hospital by building a new §§ Pediatric physical/occupational
tower dedicated to medical and surgical care for therapy clinic for in-patients
our pediatric patients. This expansion allows us to
*concept image“Having my prostate cancer treated without pain or discomfort Become a Part of Vision 2020
was certainly a blessing. But what I learned about ‘making man Now is the time to join us in investing in Loma Linda University Medical Center and the
whole’ changed many things in my life. I experienced the healing future of the thousands of patients who come here each year for care. Your philanthropic
effects of compassion, caring and faith. And, since leaving support of our new adult hospital has never been more important. Together, we have a
chance to create something more than has ever been possible before.
Loma Linda, we eat and feel better.” — Pierre Rogers
Your gift will positively impact patients for generations There are many ways to structure a gift for
to come. You will help provide the facilities for patients Vision 2020. Our philanthropy team can help you
of all ages to receive the highest quality medical care explore giving options that consider your personal
and treatments they need. Our whole person care circumstances as well as the needs of your family.
methods are how we are expanding the frontiers
of medical care, while continuing the teaching and
healing ministry of Jesus Christ. You can join with us WAYS YOU CAN GIVE:
to build the new adult hospital and invest in the future §§ Outright gifts such as cash, checks, credit/
of our patients, this community and the world. debit cards, stocks and bonds
§§ A direct transfer from your IRA or other
One way we want to recognize our supporters is
retirement fund (when available)
through naming opportunities in areas such as:
§§ Naming Loma Linda University Health
as a beneficiary of a life insurance
23 §§ Emergency Department policy, retirement account or other 24
§§ TotalCare Birth Center investment account
§§ The Education & Conference Center §§ Real estate or personal property
§§ The International Heart Institute §§ Including Loma Linda University Health in
§§ Surgery your will or trust
§§ Radiology and Imaging §§ Real estate or personal property
§§ Floors and Wings §§ Including Loma Linda University Health
in your will or trust
You can make a difference through Loma Linda University Health
Our team of professionals can guide you through the many other available options including
gifts that offer lifetime income for you and your family.
To give online or learn more about Vision 2020, visit www.lluhvision2020.org
Office of Philanthropy
11175 Mountain View Avenue, Suite A
Loma Linda, California 92354
Email: vision2020@llu.edu
909-558-3555“We want to build facilities that
can accommodate the technology,
Vision 2020: The Campaign for a Whole Tomorrow the operating rooms and the patient
care rooms that will make a difference in
As Loma Linda University Health looks to the future with anticipation, there the lives of the people we serve locally, while
is still a great deal to accomplish. Rapidly changing governmental seismic
standards and the growing health care needs of our region compel us to
our research and education touch the lives
take bold, unprecedented steps forward. Your help is urgently needed as of people around the world. This is our
we undertake the most monumental campaign in the history of Loma Linda chance to make a difference.”
University Health — Vision 2020.
The new, state-of-the-art adult hospital, Children’s Hospital expansion, — Kerry Heinrich, JD, Chief Executive Officer
Loma Linda University Medical Center
and enhancements to our proton center, International Heart Institute and
East Campus rehabilitation hospital are the cornerstone for our vision of a
healthier, more whole tomorrow. Our hospitals not only anchor the health
care needs of our vast Southern California region, but they are the hub for
education and research that continues to shape health care in the United
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States and around the world. This vision is about more than meeting a
need, it is an opportunity to look beyond to the promise of a brighter future.
Now is the time to act, to transform lives in a profound and meaningful way.
Vision 2020 will take unwavering leadership, focus and visionary
philanthropic support. Your participation can inspire others to be involved.
Vision 2020 is well underway, and already the impact is unmistakable!
Join us on this transformational journey to advance
outstanding clinical care and the teaching and healing
ministry of Jesus Christ.
•LLUMCMKTG#ADV-079-16/0216/2000 MANY STRENGTHS. ONE MISSION. A Seventh-day Adventist Organization | LLUHVision2020.org
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