Northridge Hospital Foundation

On Wednesday, April 9th at the crack of dawn a full semi trailer arrived to Northridge Hospital with supplies for COVID-19 relief. The truck arrived from Cincinnati, Ohio to NHMC at around 4:30 am! 

After 3 long hours and 7 people unloading- the truck is empty! A huge thank you Tim Mettey, CEO and Ben Williams, Operations Manager from Matthew 25: Ministries for sending over 28 pallets of PPE to us! You are champions, and we are so blessed to have your generosity! 

Through the tremendous collaboration efforts of Dr. Green Hsueh, a dedicated physician of 38 years at Northridge Hospital Medical Center, we would like to thank Tzu Chi Foundation and the Zhou Family for their very generous donation of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to our hospital to benefit our patients and our community!

Thank you to LA Galaxy and Chancho’s Taco’s for making an appearance on Wednesday, April 8th! We had many happy people and happy bellies. Our physicians along with other front line workers enjoyed some amazing food!

It was a great night for our Emergency Department staff on Tuesday, April 7 when A & H Shawarma & Kabob served up an amazing dinner for our night shift! Thank you for keeping our staff well fed!

Thank you Kevin Hart and Beyond Meat for delivering over 300 burgers to feed our staff not one day but two!! Our staff received lunch on Monday and Tuesday of this week, what an amazing guy! Thanks Kevin, our staff loved the burgers!

Thank you to Wienerschnitzel’s of Northridge for donating over 400 hot dogs, chili dogs, and corn dogs on Friday, April 3rd to feed our hungry staff!

Thank you to Council member John Lee from District 12 for making a special appearance at Northridge Hospital Medical Center’s Command Center on March 31st to personally deliver much needed boxes of masks and other PPE products!

Virtual health can be a good option for anyone who would like to visit with a doctor from the comfort and safety of their home or workplace. As the new coronavirus creates more demand at local health care facilities, we are encouraging our staff and communities to consider a virtual visit as an alternative to going to the doctor’s office. To view the flyer, click here.

If you believe you may be experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, a virtual urgent care visit is a chance to speak with a medical professional before going to a physical care location.

Anyone experiencing mild symptoms of COVID-19 is eligible for a virtual health visit free of charge using the coupon code COVID19. To see a virtual urgent care provider click here, download the Virtual Care Anywhere app in the Apple App Store or GooglePlay Store, or call 855-356-8053

Our 18th Annual Victory for Victims 10K / 5K/ Kids Fun Run/ 1-Mile Friendly Dog Walk scheduled for Saturday, April 25th has transitioned to a VIRTUAL event.

Please join us as we raise funds for this crucial program. The Center for Assault Treatment Services (CATS) provides services to victims of sexual assault, human trafficking and domestic violence 24/7.

If you have already registered, you will automatically be converted to a virtual runner. If you are a Team Captain, and you registered your team members, kindly share this information with them.

At Northridge Hospital Medical Center—the largest nonprofit hospital serving the San Fernando and Santa Clarita Valleys—we are impacting lives every day. Please support our 30th Annual Northridge Hospital Foundation Golf Classic & Tennis Tournament. Your generosity allows us to continue providing compassionate, high-quality health services to all who come through our doors.

Our Golf Classic & Tennis Tournament will be on Monday, June 15, 2020, at North Ranch Country Club, Westlake Village. One hundred percent of proceeds from this year’s Golf Classic & Tennis Tournament will benefit our new service line, Interventional Pulmonology (IP). This is a highly specialized procedural service that deals with the diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of various pulmonary diseases affecting the airways, lungs and pleural space. IP is especially important in caring for patients with lung cancer who tend to have a much worse prognosis. Currently, there is a tremendous unmet need for this cutting-edge service in our community. We are proud to be able to offer this new service.

In the wake of COVID-19, the national blood supply has been impacted.  Our blood supplier Vitalant is experiencing cancellations of mobile blood drives by host organizations.  Therefore, Northridge Hospital Medical Center stepped in to help out. A blood mobile drive was held on Thursday, March 26, 2020 at NHMC and many people came out to support. We are thankful for everyone’s support during these difficult times as our patients depend on the generosity of others.