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Table 4: 1960 - 2017 Historic Hospital List by NAME Table 4: 1960 - 2017 Historic Hospital List by NAME County Code Hospital Name Address City Zip 42 564 30th MEDICAL GROUP 338 SOUTH DAKOTA STREET VANDENBERG AF 93437 48 597 60TH MEDICAL GROUP TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE FAIRFIELD 94535 33 431 722ND MEDICAL GROUP 1500 HOSPITAL WAY, MARCH RIVERSIDE 92518 15 103 95TH MEDICAL GROUP 10 HOSPITAL ROAD EDWARDS 93523 1 013 ACMC-HIGHLAND CAMPUS 1411 E. 31ST ST OAKLAND 94602 15 730 ADVENTIST HEALTH BAKERSFIELD 2615 CHESTER AVE BAKERSFIELD 93301 56 656 ADVENTIST HEALTH SIMI VALLEY 2975 N. SYCAMORE DR SIMI VALLEY 93065 23 342 ADVENTIST HEALTH UKIAH VALLEY 275 HOSPITAL DR UKIAH 95482 16 109 ADVENTIST MEDICAL CENTER HANFORD 115 MALL DRIVE HANFORD 93230 10 065 ADVENTIST MEDICAL CENTER-REEDLEY 372 W. CYPRESS AVE REEDLEY 93654 10 063 ADVENTIST MEDICAL CENTER-SELMA 1141 ROSE AVE SELMA 93662 1 001 ALAMEDA HOSPITAL 2070 CLINTON AVE ALAMEDA 94501 38 509 ALEMANY EMERGENCY HOSPITAL ALEMANY SAN FRANCISCO 94110 19 124 ALHAMBRA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 100 SOUTH RAYMOND AVENU ALHAMBRA 91801 27 355 ALISAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 333 NORTH SANBORN ROAD SALINAS 93901 19 125 ALONDRA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 9246 EAST ALONDRA BOULEV BELLFLOWER 90706 1 002 ALTA BATES HOSPITAL AT ALBANY 1247 MARIN AVENUE ALBANY 94706 1 003 ALTA BATES MEDICAL CENTER 2450 ASHBY AVENUE BERKELEY 94705 54 630 ALTA LOCAL HOSPITAL 500 ADELAIDE WAY DINUBA 93618 19 126 ALTADENA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 2052 NORTH LAKE AVENUE ALTADENA 91001 19 703 ALTERNATIVE BIRTH CENTER 22554 VENTURA BOULEVARD, WOODLAND HILL 91364 37 479 ALVARADO HOSPITAL MED CNTR 6655 ALVARADO ROAD SAN DIEGO 92120 56 652 ANACAPA ADVENTIST HOSPITAL 307 EAST CLARA ST PORT HUENEME 93041 30 373 ANAHEIM GENERAL HOSPITAL 3350 W. BALL RD ANAHEIM 92804 30 761 ANAHEIM GLOBAL MEDICAL CENTER 1025 S. ANAHEIM BLVD ANAHEIM 92805 30 392 ANAHEIM MEMORIAL MC-WEST CAMPUS 1830 WEST ROMNEYA DRIVE ANAHEIM 92801 30 374 ANAHEIM REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1111 W. LA PALMA AVE ANAHEIM 92801 19 127 ANGELES EMERGENCY HOSPITAL 925 SOUTH ARIZONA AVENUE E. LOS ANGELES 90022 19 128 ANTELOPE VALLEY HOSPITAL 1600 WEST AVENUE J LANCASTER 93534 7 039 ANTIOCH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 34 E SIXTH STREET ANTIOCH 94509 36 754 APPLE VALLEY WOMEN'S CARE 20440 HIGHWAY 18, STE A APPLE VALLEY 92307 36 468 ARROWHEAD REGIONAL MED CTR 400 N PEPPER AVE COLTON 92324 40 539 ARROYO GRANDE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 345 SOUTH HALCYON ROAD ARROYO GRAND 93420 19 129 ARTESIA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 18120 PIONEER BOULEVARD ARTESIA 90701 40 540 ATASCADERO GENERAL HOSPITAL 5575 CAPISTRANO AVENUE ATASCADERO 93422 19 130 AVALON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 5826 SOUTH AVALON BOULEV LOS ANGELES 90003 19 131 AVALON MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL 100 FALLS CANYON ROAD AVALON 90704 16 107 AVENAL DISTRICT HOSPITAL THIRD & ALPINE AVENAL 93204 37 794 BABIES IN BLOOM 1948 VIA CENTRE VISTA 92081 15 091 BAKERSFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 420 34TH ST BAKERSFIELD 93303 18 119 BANNER LASSEN MEDICAL CENTER 1800 SPRING RIDGE DR SUSANVILLE 96130 36 449 BARSTOW COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 820 E. MOUNTAIN VIEW STREE BARSTOW 92311 9 051 BARTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2170 SOUTH AVENUE SOUTH LAKE TAH 96158 19 134 BAY HARBOR HOSPITAL 1437 WEST LOMITA BOULEVA HARBOR CITY 90710 Page 1 of 18 Table 4: 1960 - 2017 Historic Hospital List by NAME County Code Hospital Name Address City Zip 37 776 BAY VIEW BIRTHING CENTER 446-26TH STREET SAN DIEGO 92102 33 799 BEACH CITIES MIDWIFERY 1353 OLD TEMESCAL RD CORONA 92881 30 375 BEACH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 5742 BEACH BOULEVARD BUENA PARK 90621 30 793 BEACHSIDE BIRTH CENTER 23141 MOULTON PARKWAY, S LAGUNA HILLS 92653 19 795 BEACHSIDE BIRTH CENTER 1224 E WARDLOW RD LONG BEACH 90807 36 450 BEAR VALLEY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 41870 GARSTIN BLVD BIG BEAR LAKE 92315 19 135 BELLA VISTA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 5425 EAST POMONA BOULEVA BELVEDERE 90022 19 288 BELLFLOWER MEDICAL CENTER 9542 E. ARTESIA BLVD BELLFLOWER 90706 19 136 BELLWOOD GENERAL HOSPITAL 10250 E. ARTESIA BLVD BELLFLOWER 90706 19 137 BELVEDERE HOSPITAL 127 SOUTH UTAH STREET LOS ANGELES 90033 19 138 BELVEDERE MEDICAL CLINIC 3800 EAST FIRST STREET BELVEDERE 90063 19 738 BERMAN MEDICAL CORPORATION 9808 VENICE BOULEVARD CULVER CITY 90232 37 711 BEST START BIRTH CENTER 3343 4TH AVE SAN DIEGO 92103 19 731 BEVERLY HEALTH & BIRTHING CENTER 4620 BEVERLY BLVD LOS ANGELES 90004 19 139 BEVERLY HILLS DOCTORS' HOSPITAL 10390 SANTA MONICA BOULEV LOS ANGELES 90025 19 220 BEVERLY HILLS MEDICAL CENTER 1177 SOUTH BEVERLY DRIVE LOS ANGELES 90035 19 140 BEVERLY HOSPITAL 309 W. BEVERLY BLVD MONTEBELLO 90640 18 116 BIEBER MEDICAL CENTER . BIEBER 96009 36 451 BIG BEAR MEDICAL CENTER PINE KNOT BOULEVARD BIG BEAR LAKE 92315 18 117 BIG VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER . BIEBER 96009 47 677 BIGFOOT MEDICAL CENTER 210 WEST DAVIS ROAD HAPPY CAMP 96039 4 029 BIGGS-GRIDLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 240 SPRUCE STREET GRIDLEY 95948 30 697 BIRTH ANNEX CENTER 17301 MINDEN DR YORBA LINDA 92686 30 684 BIRTH CENTER 400 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE # BREA 92621 30 696 BIRTH CENTER: NEWPORT BEACH 4023 BIRCH STREET NEWPORT BEAC 92660 30 376 BIRTH CENTER: SANTA ANA 1913 EAST 17TH STREET SANTA ANA 92701 37 681 BIRTH ISLAND OF SAN DIEGO 8781 CUYAMUCA STREET, SUI SANTEE 92071 10 689 BIRTHING CENTER OF FRESNO 1608 EAST OLIVE AVE FRESNO 93728 24 343 BLOSS MEMORIAL DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1691 3RD STREET ATWATER 95301 19 141 BON AIR GENERAL HOSPITAL 250 WEST 120TH STREET LOS ANGELES 90061 1 004 BOOTH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2794 GARDEN STREET OAKLAND 94701 19 142 BOOTH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2670 GRIFFIN AVENUE LOS ANGELES 90031 37 481 BOOTH MERCY HOSPITAL 2799 KEARNY VILLA ROAD SAN DIEGO 92123 15 086 BORON CITIZENS HOSPITAL 12500 BORON AVENUE BORON 93516 48 596 BROADWAY HOSPITAL 525 OREGON STREET VALLEJO 94590 19 143 BROADWAY HOSPITAL 9500 SOUTH BROADWAY LOS ANGELES 90003 19 144 BURBANK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 466 EAST OLIVE AVENUE BURBANK 91501 4 030 BUTTE COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 2279 DEL ORO AVENUE OROVILLE 95965 19 145 CABRILLO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1845 PACIFIC COAST HWY HERMOSA BEAC 90254 19 727 CALABASAS MEDICAL GROUP 24127 ARWALINDA WAY CALABASAS 91302 13 077 CALEXICO HOSPITAL 450 BIRCH STREET CALEXICO 92231 36 452 CALIF INS FOR WOMEN-ARMAND J PEREYRA 16756 CHINO CORONA ROAD FRONTERA 91720 38 510 CALIF. PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER 3700 CALIFORNIA ST SAN FRANCISCO 94118 19 723 CALIFORNIA BIRTHPLACE (DR. R. WALLACE) 28240 AGOURA ROAD AGOURA 91301 Page 2 of 18 Table 4: 1960 - 2017 Historic Hospital List by NAME County Code Hospital Name Address City Zip 19 175 CALIFORNIA GARDENA HOSPITAL 2315 WEST COMPTON BOULE GARDENA 90249 19 146 CALIFORNIA HOSPITAL MEDICAL CTR 1401 S. GRAND AVE LOS ANGELES 90015 19 147 CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL 1401 SOUTH HOPE STREET LOS ANGELES 90015 38 520 CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER 2333 BUCHANAN STREET SAN FRANCISCO 94115 19 728 CALIFORNIA PRIMARY PHYSICIANS MEDICAL 1025 WEST OLYMPIC BOULEV LOS ANGELES 90015 56 641 CAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL BOX A CAMARILLO 93010 42 555 CAMP COOKE STATION HOSPITAL . LOMPOC 93436 43 567 CAMPBELL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 1650 WINCHESTER CAMPBELL 95008 19 148 CANOGA PARK HOSPITAL 20800 SHERMAN WAY CANOGA PARK 91306 19 149 CARSON INTER-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 26321 SOUTH MAIN STREET CARSON 90744 51 699 CASA DAR LUZ BIRTH CENTER 906 ALMOND YUBA CITY 95991 19 150 CEDARS SINAI MEDICAL CENTER 8700 BEVERLY BLVD LOS ANGELES 90048 42 719 CENTER FOR FAMILY BIRTH 210 SOUTH PALLISADES, STEA SANTA MARIA 93454 19 151 CENTINELA HOSPITAL MED CNTR 555 E. HARDY ST INGLEWOOD 90307 37 483 CENTRAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 410 ELM STREET SAN DIEGO 92101 19 152 CENTRAL RECEIVING HOSPITAL 1401 WEST 6TH STREET LOS ANGELES 90812 16 111 CENTRAL VALLEY GENERAL HOSP 1025 N. DOUTY ST HANFORD 93230 30 377 CHAPMAN MEDICAL CENTER 2601 E. CHAPMAN AVE ORANGE 92869 1 005 CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL 51ST & GROVE STREETS OAKLAND 94609 38 511 CHINESE HOSPITAL 845 JACKSON STREET SAN FRANCISCO 94133 36 453 CHINO VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER 5451 WALNUT AVE CHINO 91710 20 318 CHOWCHILLA DISTRICT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 11TH & VENTURA STREETS CHOWCHILLA 93610 33 426 CHRISTIAN MEDICAL CENTER/PERRIS 2224 RUBY DR PERRIS 92370 33 416 CIRCLE CITY MEDICAL CENTER 730 MAGNOLIA AVENUE CORONA 91719 19 200 CITRUS VALLEY MED CTR-IC CAMPUS 210 W. SAN BERNARDINO RD COVINA 91723 19 265 CITRUS VALLEY MED CTR-QV CAMPUS 1115 SOUTH SUNSET AVENUE WEST COVINA 91790 24 344 CITY CLINIC HOSPITAL 645 PACHECO BOULEVARD LOS BANOS 93635 19 154 CITY VIEW HOSPITAL 3711 BALDWIN STREET LOS ANGELES 90031 1 006 CIVIC CENTER HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 390 40TH STREET OAKLAND 94609 37 484 CLAIREMONT GENERAL HOSPITAL 5255 MT. ETNA DR SAN DIEGO 92117 19 713 CLINIC (DR. KLVANA) 24456 1/2 LYON AVENUE NEWHALL 91321 19 714 CLINICA DE ESPANOLA DE COMMERCE 2188 SOUTH ATLANTIC COMMERCE 90201 49 604 CLOVERDALE MEDICAL BUILDING 100 WEST 3RD STREET CLOVERDALE 95425 10 055 CLOVIS COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER 2755 HERNDON AVE CLOVIS 93611 10 056 COALINGA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1191 PHELPS AVE COALINGA 93210 23 734 COAST FAMILY PRACTICE 10520 HOWARD STREET MENDOCINO 95460 19 780 COAST PLAZA BIRTHING CENTER 13132 A STUDEBAKER ROAD NORWALK, CA 90650 37 485 COLLEGE PARK HOSPITAL 6666 MONTEZUMA ROAD SAN DIEGO 92115 36 462 COLORADO RIVER MEDICAL CENTER 1401 BAILEY AVE NEEDLES 92363 30 388 COLUMBIA HUNTINGTON BEACH HOSP&MED CT 17772 BEACH BOULEVARD HUNTINGTON BE 92647 37 499 COLUMBIA MISSION BAY HOSPITAL 3030 BUNKER HILL STREET SAN DIEGO 92109 49 609 COLUMBIA PALM DRIVE HOSPITAL 501 PETALUMA AVENUE SEBASTOPOL 95472 43 575 COLUMBIA SAN JOSE MED CTR 675 E. SANTA CLARA ST SAN JOSE 95112 6 038 COLUSA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 199 E. WEBSTER ST COLUSA 95932 Page 3 of 18 Table 4: 1960 - 2017 Historic Hospital List by NAME County Code Hospital Name Address City Zip 36 467 COMM HOSP OF SAN BERNARDINO 1805 MEDICAL CENTER DR SAN BERNARDIN 92411 16 791 COMMUNITY GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER 319 MALL DR SUITE 101 HANFORD 93230 19 156 COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 2623 E.
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