Los Angeles General Medical Center
Los Angeles, CA90033-1084
GovernmentUrbanAcute Care HospitalsCCN 050373
Los Angeles General Medical Center (formerly LAC+USC Medical Center) has a rich history of providing world-class care since 1878. As a renowned teaching hospital and Level-One trauma center, we serve 10 million residents and offer training in various medical specialties. Our mission is to lead the nation in building healthy communities. Join us in delivering compassionate healthcare to all.
Quality ratings
Star Rating
2 / 5
Overall rating
Safety Grade
B
Hospital safety
Patient Experience
—
Patient satisfaction
Beds
538
Inpatient capacity
24/7 EmergencyBirthing-Friendly
Annual volume
Admissions
27,443
Per year
ED visits
57,338
Per year
Daily census
510
Average
FT personnel
6,971
Staff count
Surgical volume
Inpatient surgeries
3,191
Per year
Outpatient surgeries
6,050
Per year
Industry payments (2024)
Total
$163
All industry payments
Research
$0
Research payments
Payments
2
Transaction count
- Teleflex LLC$149
- Atos Medical Inc$14
Source: CMS Open Payments (Sunshine Act) — drug and device-maker payments to this teaching hospital.
On LinkedIn
Employees
903
LinkedIn
Followers
1,924
LinkedIn
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
LinkedIn
Location
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CALos Angeles--Long Beach--Anaheim, CALos Angeles County
Frequently Asked Questions
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Los Angeles General Medical Center's CMS Overall Star Rating, Leapfrog safety grade, staffed bed count, and patient-experience scores where reported — quality data most residency directories don't surface.
Los Angeles General Medical Center is located in Los Angeles, CA.
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