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VISITOR’ GUIDE

1720 CESAR E. CHAVEZ AVENUE , 90033 (323) 268-5000 ! General Information (323) 265-5050 ! Physician Referral Line WWW.WHITEMEMORIAL.COM TABLE OF CONTENTS

WELCOME...... 5

ON OUR CAMPUS...... 7

ACCOMMODATIONS ...... 9

ATTRACTIONS ...... 11

CHURCHES & TEMPLES ...... 15

DINING & LOCAL EATERIES ...... 17

FLORISTS ...... 21

SHOPPING ...... 23

TRANSPORTATION ...... 25

3 WELCOME

Welcome to White Memorial Medical Center, one of the most advanced hospitals in the region. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology and designed with patient comfort in mind, White Memorial’s new specialty care tower has taken service excellence to a new level.

Just minutes from , White Memorial is centrally located near some of the highest quality accommodations, restaurants, retail shops and attractions that this vibrant city has to offer. We have created this Visitor’s Guide to help you and your loved ones find your way around our campus, our neighborhood and beyond.

Thank you for trusting us with your medical care. We are proud to be your hospital of choice.

5 ON OUR CAMPUS

ATM A Bank of America ATM is located in the Restaurant on the first floor of the South Building. A Union Bank of California ATM is located in Medical Plaza II near the hospital entrance from Cesar E. Chavez Avenue.

GIFT SHOP & FLOWERS For small gifts, stuffed animals, cards, magazines, and an assortment of floral arrangements and balloons, visit Lori’s Gift Shop in the Restaurant on the first floor of the South Building. Sunday–Thursday: 8am-8pm | Friday: 8am-4pm | Saturday: Closed

PARKING Visitor parking is available for a fee in the underground parking structure and the outside visitor lots (entrance located on Cesar E. Chavez Avenue). There is no charge on Friday evenings or Saturdays.

THE RESTAURANT Located on the first floor of the South Building. The Restaurant (cafeteria) offers an assortment of hot foods, pre- made sandwiches, fresh salads, pastries, coffee and soft drinks. Daily: 6am-11pm

SNACK CARTS There are two Snack Carts on campus. One is located in the Restaurant and the other is located in front of the East Entrance. You’ll find freshly brewed coffee, smoothies and specialty coffee drinks, such as mochas and lattes, and fresh pastries, fruits, salads and pre-made sandwiches.

Snack Cart in Restaurant: Monday–Friday: 7am-3pm | Saturday & Sunday: Closed Snack Cart in front of East Entrance: Monday–Thursday: 7am-8pm | Friday: 7am–3pm Saturday & Sunday: Closed

VENDING MACHINES Vending machines are located near the public restrooms on the fourth and sixth floors, as well as in the Emergency Department.

VISITING HOURS Daily: 12pm-9pm

WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS White Memorial has a wireless network available for all visitors and patients to use via their personal laptops while in the hospital. The password changes daily. To gain access, simply dial “0” from any courtesy phone and request the password from the operator. The login name is: “internet.” 7 ACCOMMODATIONS

COURTYARD MARRIOTT BURBANK 2100 Empire Avenue | Burbank | (818) 843-5500 $129.00/night | Mention “Adventist Health” for rate www.marriott.com

DOUBLE TREE BY HILTON 120 S. | Los Angeles | (213) 629-1200 $155.00/night | White Memorial Medical Center rate www.losangelesdowntown.doubletree.com

LANGHAM HUNTINGTON HOTEL & SPA 1401 S. Oak Knoll Avenue | Pasadena | (626) 568-3900 $185.00/night | White Memorial Medical Center Rate www.pasadena.langhamhotels.com

MARRIOTT HOTEL – BURBANK AIRPORT 2500 N. Way | Burbank | (800) 736-9712 $162.00/night | Adventist Health Negotiated Rate www.marriott.com

MILLENNIUM BILTMORE HOTEL 506 S. Grand Avenue | Los Angeles | (866) 866-8086 $180.00/night | Mention White Memorial for rate www.thebiltmore.com

THE WESTIN PASADENA 191 N. Los Robles Avenue | Pasadena | (626) 792-2727 $189.00/night | Mention “Adventist Health” for rate www.westin.com/pasadena

FOR A MORE COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF HOTELS NEAR WHITE MEMORIAL SEE: www.therealplaces.com/hotels-near-white-memorial-center/134244

9 ATTRACTIONS

CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS The Cathedral of our Lady of the Angels opened in 2002, and is a significant religious, cultural and civic landmark. The cathedral can accommodate more than 3,000 worshippers. Its complex includes the cathedral proper, a 2.5 acre plaza, several gardens and waterfalls, a gift shop, a cafe with outdoor tables, and a conference center. The cathedral contains commissioned sculptures, paintings, tapestries and other artworks. 555 W. Temple Street | Los Angeles (213) 680-5200 | www.olacathedral.org

CHINATOWN Located near Union Station, Chinatown features elements of Chinese and other Asian cultures, including wonderful food and music. The biggest attractions of Chinatown are its many newly opened art galleries, most of which are open in the afternoon and early evenings, Wednesday through Saturday. Bordered by Yale, Bernard, Ord and Alameda Streets | Los Angeles | www.chinatownla.com

DISNEYLAND Disneyland holds eight themed lands with more than 60 major rides, 50 shops, and 30 restaurants. Rides are available for all ages. Disney characters appear for autographs and photos throughout the day. 1313 Harbor | Anaheim (714) 781-4565 | www.disneyland.com

DODGER STADIUM Home of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball franchise. Ticket information (323) 224-1448 | Los Angeles | www.dodgers.mlb.com

THE The J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Center in Los Angeles is owned and operated by the J. Paul Getty Trust, one of the largest arts endowments in the world. The museum houses European paintings, drawings, sculpture, illuminated manuscripts, decorative arts, and European and American photographs. The grounds also include a courtyard, the Getty Research Institute, a Central Garden, reflecting pool, and several outdoor cafes. 1200 Getty Center Drive | Los Angeles | (310) 440-7300 | www.getty.edu/museum

GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY The , located in , is one of the most celebrated icons of Los Angeles. Recently remodeled, it is now open for the public. Features include: planetarium theater, free telescope viewings, and astronomy exhibits in the Hall of Science. | 2800 E. Observatory Road, Griffith Park | Los Angeles | (323) 664-1191 | www.griffithobservatory.org

HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME The is a portion of sidewalk along and . It is embedded with more than 2,000 terazzo and brass stars featuring the names of movie, television, radio, musical and theatre celebrities, to 11 honor their contributions to the entertainment industry. Along SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN with the stars, Hollywood Boulevard is lined with souvenir This large theme park located just north of Los Angeles has shops, restaurants and performance artists. Hollywood many large rides and roller coasters including: Superman: the Chamber of Commerce 7018 Hollywood Boulevard | Los Escape, Scream and Riddler’s Revenge (the world’s tallest Angeles | (323) 469-8311 | www.hollywoodchamber.net and fastest stand-up roller coaster). Next to Magic Mountain you’ll find Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, which contains many waterslides and water rides. 26101 Magic Mountain Parkway KNOTT’S BERRY FARM Valencia | (661) 255-4100 | www.sixflags.com Knott’s Berry Farm got its start in 1934, when Cordelia Knott found success supplementing her and her husband’s income by selling dinners and boysenberry pies out of their home. SPORTS ARENA Her business grew into a restaurant and, later, an entertainment 1111 S. | Los Angeles business. Now, Knott’s Berry Farm amusement park houses (877) 305-1111 | General Information more than 100 rides and dozens of restaurants and shops. (213) 742-7340 | Box office 8039 Beach Boulevard | Buena Park | (714) 220-5200 | (213) 742-7336 | Guests with Disabilities www.knotts.com (213) 742-7100 | Los Angeles Kings (310) 426-6000 | Los Angeles Lakers (213) 742-7500 | Los Angeles Clippers LITTLE TOKYO (310) 788-7744 | Los Angeles Avengers Little Tokyo, an ethnic Japanese American district in downtown (626) 432-1540 | Los Angeles Galaxy Los Angeles, is one of only three official Japantowns left in www.staplescenter.com the , and is the cultural center for Japanese Americans in . The Japanese American Cultural and Community Center is located in Little Tokyo, as UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD is the Japanese American National Museum. The district Universal Studios theme park houses several attractions based also features public sculptures, artwork and Japanese on Universal films and television shows. Some attractions gardens, as well as many Japanese restaurants, karaoke include: Backdraft, Jurassic Park-The Ride, Back to the Future bars, and shops. 244 S. | Los Angeles | and a tram tour through the Universal Studios lot with (213) 628-2725 demonstrations of various special effects. 100 Universal City Plaza | Universal City | (818) 622-3801 | www.universalstudios.com MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS (MOCA) Located downtown, MOCA houses a permanent collection VENICE BEACH of American and European art from 1940 to the present. The Los Angeles neighborhood of Venice is known for its Permanent artists include: Mark Rothko, Franz Kline, Susan canals, beaches, bohemian atmosphere and its colorful Rothenburg, and Diane Arbus. 250 S. Grand Avenue | Los beach boardwalk. The boardwalk is a must-see destination Angeles | (213) 626-6222 | www.moca.org for many travelers, featuring artists, street performers, hot dog stands and souvenir shops. Rentals are available for bicycles and in-line skates. The Ocean Front Walk is THE MUSIC CENTER accessible along Washington Street near Venice Pier. Since 1964, the Music Center has been Los Angeles’ most popular performing arts venue. It is home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Los Angeles Opera, the Center Theater Group and the Los Angeles Master Chorale. The most recent addition to the Music Center is the Walt Disney Concert Hall, designed by Frank Gehry. 135 N. Grand Avenue | Los Angeles | (213) 972-7211 | www.musiccenter.org

OLVERA STREET is the birthplace of the City of Los Angeles, and is a historic monument. This colorful site features 27 historic buildings with a traditional Mexican style plaza, authentic Mexican restaurants and marketplace with handcrafted wares typical of old Mexico. There are also free docent tours. Between Cesar E. Chavez Avenue & Arcadia Street | Downtown

SANTA MONICA PIER Built in 1909 as an amusement venue reminiscent of Coney Island, the Santa Monica Pier sits at the terminus of the famed Route 66. It features Pacific Park, an amusement park with rides and attractions located right on the pier. It also has several eateries, souvenir shops, arcades and an 84 year-old carousel that is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Ocean Front Walk | (310) 458-8900 | www.santamonicapier.org

12 13 CHURCHES & TEMPLES

ADVENTIST/SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST WHITE MEMORIAL SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH (On Hospital Campus) 401 N. State Street | Los Angeles | (323) 264-2170

BAPTIST CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 5224 S. Figueroa Street | Los Angeles | (323) 231-5872

BUDDHIST MEDITATION CENTERS KOSAYAN BUDDHIST TEMPLE 342 E. 1st Street | Los Angeles | (213) 624-1267

JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 2744 E. 4th Street | Los Angeles (323) 261-0451 | (323) 269-3603

JEWISH TEMPLES PASADENA JEWISH TEMPLE & CENTER 1434 N Altadena Drive | Pasadena | (626) 798-1161

ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY OF ANGELS 555 W. Temple Street | Los Angeles | (213) 680-5200

PENTECOSTAL NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 1201 E. 1st Street | Los Angeles | (323) 264-2255

This list is meant only as a resource and not as a comprehensive directory of religious organizations.

15 DINING & LOCAL EATERIES

UUUU above $40 UUU $31-$40 UU $21-$30 U under $20 Price ratings are from www.citysearch.com

RESTAURANTS CICADA Italian/Fine Dining 617 S. Olive Street | Los Angeles | (213) 624-2244 UUUU

MORTON’S The Steakhouse Steakhouse/American 735 S. Figueroa Street | Los Angeles | (213) 553-4566 UUUU

PATINA French/Fine Dining 141 S. Grand Avenue | Los Angeles | (213) 972-3331 UUUU

WATER GRILL American/Seafood/Fine Dining 544 S. Grand Avenue | Los Angeles | (213) 891-0900 UUUU

E3RD STEAKHOUSE & LOUNGE Steakhouse/Asian 734 E. 3rd Street | Los Angeles | (213) 680-3003 UUU

ENGINE CO. 28 American/Sandwiches/Salads 644 S. Figueroa Street | Los Angeles | (213) 624-6996 UUU

TAKAMI SUSHI & ROBATA Japanese Fusion 811 | Los Angeles | (213) 236-9600 UUU

TRAXX @ UNION STATION American/Salads/Sandwiches 800 N. | Los Angeles | (213) 625-1999 UUU

17 ELENA GREEK ARMENIAN CUISINE FAST FOOD & CAFÉS Greek DEL TACO 1000 S. Glendale Avenue | Glendale | (818) 241-5730 Fast Food UU 3020 | Los Angeles | (323) 665-1702

LA SERENATA DE GARIBALDI JACK IN THE BOX Mexican Fast Food 1842 E. 1st Street | Los Angeles | (323) 265-2887 4228 N. Figueroa Street | Los Angeles | (323) 227-1710 UU

MARKETPLACE @ SALADANG SONG Food Court: California Pizza Kitchen, Starbucks and more! Thai Corner of 7th Street and Figueroa Street 383 S. Fair Oaks Avenue | Pasadena | (626) 793-5200 UU MICHAEL J’S CAFÉ Italian TAIX FRENCH RESTAURANT 643 N. Spring Street | (323) 225-9991 French 1911 W. | Los Angeles | (213) 484-1265 UU PHILLIPE: The Original French Dipped Sandwiches Sandwiches/Soups/Salads 1001 N. Alameda Street | (213) 628-3781 ZIP FUSION SUSHI Japanese/Asian Fusion 744 E. 3rd Street | Los Angeles | (213) 680-3770 QUIZNOS SUB UU Submarine Sandwiches/Soups/Salads 134 S. Central Avenue | (213) 437-0088

STARBUCKS ALL INDIA CAFÉ Coffee Drinks/Pastries Indian 138 S. Central Avenue | (213) 613-0393 39 S. Fair Oaks Avenue | Pasadena | (626) 440-0309 U SUBWAY Submarine Sandwiches/Soups/Salads EL CHOLO 1821 Cesar E. Chavez Avenue | (323) 222-6262 Mexican 260 E. | Pasadena | (626) 795-5800 U WABA GRILL TERIYAKI HOUSE Japanese 1907 S. Alameda Street | Los Angeles | (213) 749-0703 GOT KOSHER American/Sandwiches/Salads 1410 Livonia Avenue | Los Angeles | (310) 858-3123 WOLFGANG PUCK GOURMET EXPRESS U Sandwiches/Soups/Salads 630 W. 6th Street | Library Court Building (213) 614-1900 | (213) 614-6621 LA PARRILLA Mexican 2126 Cesar E. Chavez Avenue | Los Angeles | (323) 265-2887 U

SAN ANTONIO WINERY Italian/Sandwiches 737 Lamar Street | Los Angeles | (323) 223-1401 U

18 19 FLORISTS

HARU FLORIST 2844 E. 1st Street | Los Angeles | (323) 263-9211

JANA FLOWER CO. 1457 E. 4th Street | Los Angeles | (323) 262-9178

MANDEE’S FLOWERS 2409½ Cesar E. Chavez Avenue | Los Angeles | (323) 268-0628

MICAELA’S FLOWERS&GIFT SHOP 1141 N. | Los Angeles | (323) 225-6828

MOM’S GARDEN 1860 E. 1st Street | Los Angeles | (323) 526-7045

URBAN FLORIST 5310 W. 8th Street | Los Angeles | (323) 937-7100

21 SHOPPING

RODEO DRIVE is probably the single most famous, most prestigious shopping street on the planet, and it anchors a larger shopping district that is absolutely without equal. As you stroll down Rodeo, you'll recognize the name of every single store... Prada, Escada, Gucci, Valentino, Armani, Versace, Dior, Cartier, Tiffany. Rodeo is a living theater of fashion, art and an endless parade of fascinating people from everywhere. North of Wilshire Boulevard between S. Rodeo Drive and William Morris Place. Beverly Hills | www.beverlyhillsbehere.com

MACY'S PLAZA: Downtown Los Angeles At Macy’s Plaza you’ll find Macy’s, Victoria’s Secret, Bath & Body Works, Walden Books and much more. Across the street at 7th + FIG Market Place you’ll find Macy’s, Ann Taylor, Godiva Chocolatier and Gold’s Gym, plus a food court offering tasty food. 750 W. 7th Street | Los Angeles (213) 628-9311

GLENDALE GALLERIA is home to great shopping, entertainment and dining. You’ll find department stores and brand name boutiques, such as Nordstrom, Coach and Hugo Boss. Whether you enjoy a relaxing dinner at one of the mall's restaurants or spend the day shopping in a variety of stores, Glendale Galleria offers a complete entertainment experience. 2148 Glendale Galleria | Glendale | (818) 240-9481 www.glendalegalleria.com

OLD TOWN PASADENA Old Town Pasadena is perfect for friends, families, couples or anyone who wants to spend a day exploring art and culture, fine dining, shopping and the various other events. The central corridor of is Colorado Blvd. This 22-block neighborhood has more than 80 restaurants and clubs and 120 stores, shops and boutiques. | Pasadena

23 TRANSPORTATION

CAR & LIMO SERVICE SUPER CAR LIMOUSINE SERVICES 334 N. Central Avenue | Suite 206 | Glendale (818) 779 1200 | Fax Reservation: (818) 779-7674

TAXI SERVICES CHECKER CAB (310) 300-5007

UNITED CHECKER CAB COMPANY (310) 834-1121

YELLOW CAB CO. (800) 711-TAXI

TRAINS L.A. UNION STATION 800 N. Alameda Street | Los Angeles | (213) 683-6897

AIRPORTS BURBANK AIRPORT 2627 N. Hollywood Way | Burbank | (818) 840-8840

LAX INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 1 World Way | Los Angeles | (310) 646-5252

LA ONTARIO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 1940 E. Moore Way | Ontario | (909) 937-2700

BUS LINES GREYHOUND BUS LINES (213) 629-8401

L.A. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (818) 808-2273

MTA BUS CONTROL 1 Gateway Plaza | (213) 922-2000

25 DIRECTIONS

GOLDEN STATE FWY/SOUTHBOUND I-5 (Coming from the North) Follow transition to the I-10 East Exit Cesar E. Chavez Avenue* Turn right at top of offramp onto State Street Turn right at Cesar E. Chavez Avenue* The hospital will be on the left

GOLDEN STATE FWY/NORTHBOUND I-5 (Coming from the South) Exit Cesar E. Chavez Avenue* Turn left at the top of the offramp onto Cesar E. Chavez Avenue* Cross State Street The hospital will be on the left

SAN BERNARDINO FWY/WESTBOUND I-10 (Coming from the East) At the 101/10 freeway split, stay on the I-10 West From the left lane, exit at State Street Turn left at the top of the offramp Turn right onto Cesar E. Chavez Avenue* The hospital will be on the left.

SANTA MONICA FWY/EASTBOUND I-10 (Coming from the West) Transition to the I-5 North Exit Cesar E. Chavez Avenue* Turn left at the top of the offramp onto Cesar E. Chavez Avenue* Cross State Street The hospital will be on the left

*Cesar E. Chavez Avenue, formerly Brooklyn Avenue

For specific directions and maps from your address to White Memorial, please go to www.whitememorial.com