Orange County Global Medical Center continues to offer the latest advancements in cardiology care services to our patients. As a County of Orange designated STEMI Receiving Center, our hospital provides patients with a variety of amenities and cardiac treatment options. As a comprehensive hospital, you will be provided with the highest quality of care. We look forward to serving your needs.
Orange County Global Medical Center proudly provides the local community of expecting mothers with comprehensive maternity services. As a Level III Neonatal ICU (NICU), we provide services to help new families with premature infants (including patients at less than 28 weeks of gestation), respiratory distress, infants of diabetic mothers, bilirubin issues, and others.
Orange County Global Medical Center is proud to partner with the American Trauma Society and it’s Trauma Survivors Network to help patients and their families, who have experienced trauma. Treatment and support doesn’t stop once you leave our hospital.
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Firefighter Injured Battling Silverado Fire Released From Hospital After 17 Surgeries
February 22, 2021 7:18 pm An Orange County Fire Authority firefighter who suffered critical burns
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You’re invited to join us Saturday March 16, 2019 for the 2019 Orange County Heart & Stroke Walk in Anaheim at the Angels Stadium. Learn more about our Award-Winning Heart & Stroke Services.
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Firefighter Injured Battling Silverado Fire Released From Hospital After 17 Surgeries
February 22, 2021 7:18 pm An Orange County Fire Authority firefighter who suffered critical burns while battling the Silverado Fire last October
O.C. firefighter released from hospital 4 months after being badly burned in Silverado Fire
February 22, 2021 7:16 pm The Silverado Fire occurred in October of 2020, months later, a firefighter who was severely injured was
Firefighter burned in Silverado fire fought for his life, checks out of treatment at burn center
A firefighter enveloped by flames while battling the Silverado fire east of Irvine in October relearned how to walk and talk after months in treatment and was released from OC Global Medical Center in Santa Ana on Wednesday, Feb. 17, to continue his rehabilitation at another facility. Dozens of first-responders and medical staff cheered as Orange County Fire Authority personnel wheeled firefighter Dylan Van Iwaarden, 26, from the doors of OC Burn Center at OC Global Medical Center to an ambulance bound for UCI Medical Center.