Anaheim Regional Medical Center
AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center is committed to providing excellent health services and medical care to our patients and our community. Physicians and staff work together to ensure no aspect of a patient's care is left unaddressed or overlooked. We believe that working as a team is far more effective than if doctors worked on an individual basis. This helps us provide optimal health services to our patients.
Since 1958, Anaheim Regional Medical Center has been serving the community. We are proud of our reputation as a large community hospital able to provide complex services.
At ARMC, our team is committed to providing excellent health services and medical care to our patients. We ensure all aspects of our patients' care are addressed in a responsive, considerate and compassionate environment, resulting in a positive health care experience.
Quick Facts about Anaheim Regional Medical Center
- 223 Beds
- 1,200 Employees
- 600+ Doctors
- 44,000 patients visit the Emergency Department annually
- Physicians, nurses, and support staff all meet the high standards required for a position on Anaheim Regional Medical Center's medical staff.
- Our Heart Center is one of the only two cardiac receiving centers in North Orange County
- We perform the second largest volume of open heart surgeries in Orange County
- We have the only Safe Place in Orange County.
Location
AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center is located in Anaheim, California at 1111 W. La Palma Avenue. To see a map or to get directions, please click here .
AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center offers complimentary valet parking.
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Meet the Physicians
There are nearly 600 physicians practicing at AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center, all of whom are board certified or are qualified in 35 specialty areas.
To find a Physician at Anaheim Regional Medical Center
To find a doctor by name or medical specialty, click here to search our online directory of hospital staff doctors.
For more information about Anaheim Regional Medical Center please call: (714) 774-1450
Anaheim Regional Medical Center
1111 W. La Palma Ave Anaheim, CA 92801
Patient Satisfaction
At Anaheim Regional Medical Center (formerly known as Anaheim Memorial Medical Center), we service the communities of North Orange County with compassionate and quality care since 1958. Our staff members and physicians are dedicated to ensure your satisfaction with your care and services are excellent. We hope you will strongly agree that we are providing you with exceptional service. Please let any of our staff members, or supervisors, know if we can help improve your experience when you are here with us.
HCAHPS - What Our Patients Say About Us
Anaheim Regional Medical Center have access to feedback from our patients on their experience with our care and services. HCAHPS (Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) is a standardized survey instrument and data collection methodology for measuring the patients' perspectives of hospital care. We use this information to help provide better patient care.
Here are our latest HCAHPS scores compared to the California average:
If you are in need of medical attention, AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center's Emergency Department is prepared and ready to serve you.
We are dedicated to providing each and every member of our community with immediate, compassionate, and professional emergency care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Each year, The Emergency Department at AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center serves 43,000 patients.
We are equipped with a 20-bed ER, laboratory and imaging services that are available 24 hours a day, and staff members who are trained and experienced in Emergency Medicine. Each patient that comes into our Emergency Department will be treated by our physicians who are board certified in Emergency Medicine. Working alongside our physicians are our emergency trained RNs and caring technicians, all of whom are dedicated to serving you.
Our Specialized Emergency Care Designations
Orange County Paramedic Base
The Emergency Department is a level two, basic services, paramedic-receiving center and is one of seven Paramedic Bases in Orange County, with thirteen Paramedic Units assigned to it. Paramedic base hospitals play an extremely important role in the assessment and treatment of patients before they arrive in the emergency department. The physicians and nurses are communicating with paramedics via radio before the patient even arrives.
Paramedic Resource for the Anaheim Fire Department Paramedics
AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center has also been designated as a Paramedic Resource for the Anaheim Fire Department Paramedics and the Paramedic Coordinator is responsible for quality maintenance, continuing education, regional paramedic advisory council and case reviews.
STEMI (Heart Attack) Receiving Center
AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center's Emergency Department is a designated cardiac receiving center for STEMI patients. An ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI) is a form of heart attack, and it is important that those who experience a STEMI be treated within 90 minutes of the first onset of symptoms. Orange County residents with chest pain who call 9-1-1 will automatically be directed to a STEMI center, where cardiac expertise and facilities are ready 24-hours-a-day, seven days-a-week. The STEMI receiving team works in conjunction with the cardiovascular department to provide the best cardiac care available.
The Safe Place
Next to the Emergency Department is The Safe Place, a sexual assault examination unit. In order to visit the Safe Place, individuals must be assessed by the medical staff in the Emergency Department to ensure that any and all emergencies are taken care of. After this, any patient who believes that he or she has been sexually assaulted can meet with law enforcement officials at The Safe Place to submit forensic evidence of such a case.
AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center has the only Safe Place in Orange County. Every other Emergency Department and medical center in Orange County refers their patients to our Safe Place, once they have been medically evaluated.
The Birth Place
We're here to make your birth experience as easy as possible.
At The Birth Place , you'll find everything you need to make your birthing experience a memory to cherish for many years to come.
We realize that there are many decisions to make when are you're expecting, but none are as important as choosing the health care partners who will help deliver your new baby. With our experienced staff, exceptional facilities, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, innovative programs and high quality of care, it's no wonder why so many new parents are choosing to deliver their baby at The Birth Place .
The Birth Place is fully equipped with:
- Experienced Care Team - Along with your physician, our caring and knowledgeable team works collaboratively with you to create a personalized birth experience.
- Private and spacious Labor & Delivery and Postpartum Suites – Every room at The Birth Place is private and designed to enable mother, baby, and family to bond during their stay with us.
- Surgical suites
- High-Risk Neonatal Intensive Care Unit on the Labor & Delivery floor for complicated or premature deliveries
- OB Physician and Anesthesiologist on duty 24/7
Why choose Maternity Services at AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center?
- Maternity Tours and Childbirth Preparation & Education
- The Birth Place
- Perinatal Center
- High-Risk Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Learn More About The Birth Place
For more information on our maternity services, please call 844.856.1503.
To find a physician, please call 844.856.1503 or use our search tool to Find a Doctor .
Electrophysiology or EP examines the electrical system of the heart. Electrophysiology studies are used to diagnose exactly where the irregular heart beat (arrhythmia) is coming from. Arrhythmia can be fixed using catheter based ablation procedure or by implanting a device, such as a pacemaker/ defibrillator.
Electrophysiology Study:
These studies help your physician:
- Assess the need for a pacemaker or implantable cardiac defibrillator (ICD)
- Determine your risk for future heart problems, including sudden cardiac death
- Evaluate whether medicine is effectively controlling abnormal heart rhythms
- Pinpoint arrhythmias that start in the heart and help identify the best treatment.
Once your physicians know the type of irregular heartbeat you have, they can determine the best treatment plan for you.
Reasons for Electrophysiology:
If you have irregular heart rhythms, you may experience dizziness, shortness of breath or fainting. An irregular heartbeat may also be fatal so it is important to see medical attention.
- Slow heart rhythms (bradycardia) may require a pacemaker to help your heart beat properly.
- Rapid heart rates (tachycardia) may respond to a catheter based radiofrequency ablation (RFA), which is designed to destroy the abnormal electrical pathway, allowing the heart to beat normally.
- Other abnormal rhythms may need a device called an implantable cardiac defibrillator to stabilize your heart rate and extend your life.
Why choose The Heart Center at AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center?
For over 60 years, the highly experienced Cardiovascular Team at The Heart Center has been providing our cardiac patients with technically advanced diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. We take great pride in the cardiovascular care and services we offer to our patients. Our STEMI-designated receiving center and comprehensive cardiology services provide patients with a variety of amenities and treatment options.
For a physician referral please call 1.844.856.1503
We Care About Your Health and Future
Our Goal
At AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center, our goal is to provide compassionate, high-quality healthcare services and medical care to our patients and our community. Many heart health issues, like arrhythmias, can be treated without surgery, using effective drug therapies and procedures that take place inside the heart. At AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center, we offer complete electrophysiology (EP) services including consultative, diagnostic, and disease management for patients with heart rhythm disturbances.
Inpatient Services
Physical and Occupational Therapists assist patients with maximizing their functional mobility. Following illness, injury or surgery, therapists provide patient and family education regarding safe ways to get in and out of bed, sit down and stand up from a chair or toilet seat, and using a walker on both flat surfaces and steps. The therapists assess the need for equipment (walkers, canes, reachers, etc.) to help ensure appropriate and safe discharges.
Physical Therapists focus on assisting patients in regaining strength and mobility, and improving walking ability while maintaining their safety and monitoring their weight-bearing restrictions and any other limitations. They will also provide wound care support, when appropriate.
Occupational Therapists focus on assisting patients with regard to their ability to perform their normal activities of daily living such as dressing, bathing, and eating. They will also provide patient and family education on the use of any special adaptive equipment that can enable the patient to bathe, dress, or eat more independently and easily.
Speech Therapists focus on assisting patients who are having difficulty communicating or swallowing (due to a stroke, brain injury, motor vehicle accident, surgery, illness, etc.)
