Healthcare

Dr. Prem Reddy and his wife Dr. Venkamma Reddy have been named the 2017 Bernard Osher Philanthropists of the Year, recognizing their support of Victor Valley College (VVC) and other Southern California Community Colleges.

Prime's chairman, Prem Reddy, is also a generous political donor. Over the last seven years, he has contributed more than $375,000 to federal and state campaigns across the country.

The focus of Dr Prem Reddy's work has been to save failing hospitals, turn them into thriving community assets, and give back to the community, gifting hundreds of millions of dollars to causes related to health care and caring for others.

CSUSB High Desert Students Receive Dr. Prem Reddy Academic Excellence Scholarships

Dr Prem Reddy has made a donation of a half-million dollars to the nursing program at the San Bernardino campus of California State University (CSUSB).

Dr Prem Reddy and the Prime Healthcare Foundation said the donation is an example of the type of philanthropy that can make an impact on the long-term health of communities

Prem Reddy, MD, chairman, CEO and president of Prime Healthcare. "It is a great privilege to help students shape the future of healthcare through dedication to clinical excellence and compassionate care."

Prime Healthcare, which was founded in 2001 by physician Prem Reddy, specializes in turning around financially struggling hospitals. It has grown into the fifth-largest hospital operator in the country, with 45 hospitals in 14 states.

Dr Prem Reddy, the founder of the Prime Healthcare Foundation, and his family have donated $650 million in assets since the foundation began in 2008. That comprises all of the foundation's donations to date.

The Federation of American Hospitals (FAH) has named Prem Reddy, MD, Board of Directors Chair-Elect for 2021. Dr Reddy is Chairman, President and CEO of Prime Healthcare, a health system with 45 hospitals in 14 states that is consistently ranked among the top hospital systems in the nation based on clinical quality.

Three-year contracts with SEIU-UHW and UNAC benefit nearly 2,000 nurses and staff members at the Lynwood, CA hospital