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Sumanta Chaudhuri, MD | Chief Medical Director
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From visiting our website and making an appointment, to the care you receive at Orange County Global Medical Center, your experience is of the utmost importance to us. We work at every level to ensure you receive quality, timely care with respect and compassion every step of the way.
At Orange County Global Medical Center, we understand that no two patients are exactly alike. Our professionally trained staff works together across disciplines to create an individualized patient experience and provide the best possible care that caters to each patient’s unique needs.




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The KPC Health and Wellness Program makes it easier than ever to achieve your health and wellness goals. We want to be there for you as a resource for staying active and healthy. You can access information on available classes, healthy eating, exercise, and the latest health news – all in one convenient location. KPC Health and Wellness provides the resources you need to make healthy choices and feel your best.
What's New With Orange County Global?
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Riverside County health officials are now recommending residents cover their nose and mouth when leaving their homes for essential travel during the coronavirus outbreak. Riverside County officials aren’t the only ones considering asking individuals to wear masks outside of the home. CDC guidelines could soon change for other areas of the country as well, asking more people to wear fabric masks when they are leaving the house. “The thinking behind that is really to reduce transmission,” said Dr. Sumanta Chaudhuri, Chief Medical Officer at Orange County Global Medical Center.
“[The mask] may or may not have some protection does not have COVID-19, but it certainly is a good idea if the wearer has asymptomatic COVID-19.” However, Chaudhuri advised against purchasing N95 or medical grade masks, because healthcare workers desperately need them.
Riverside County health officials also reminded residents they should only leave the home for doctor appointments, grocery shopping or pharmacy visits. Frequent hand washing, social distancing and staying home are the best ways to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
OC Hospitals Told To Cancel Elective Surgeries, Add Space As Hospitalizations Hit New Record High At Over 1K
Video interview with Dr. Tirso del Junco Jr., Chief Medical Officer at KPC Health
O.C. hospitals urged to cancel elective surgeries amid fear system ‘may collapse’ due to COVID-19 spike
December 11, 2020 8:31 pm At Orange County Global Medical Center in Santa Ana, tents were set up outside the emergency room Thursday evening to
Medical Experts Sound Alarm As Orange County Again Hits COVID-19 Hospitalization Record
Orange County COVID-19 hospitalizations are still surging.
On Wednesday, the county reported 974 people are hospitalized for the virus — which is another new record. Currently, 239 patients are in the ICU.
Blood Drive for OC Firefighters Inspires a Sequel
The blood drive held for the two firefighters who were critically injured in the Silverado Fire was so successful that organizers will hold another on this Monday.
Injured Orange County Firefighters To Benefit From Blood Drive
A blood drive is being held to benefit the 2 firefighters critically injured in the Silverado Fire, & others, amid the coronavirus pandemic.
