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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Event: Advancing the Treatment for Leg and Back Pain
October 6, 2020
Free educational Virtual Webinar on October 20th, at 5pm. We will be discussing advancements in the treatment of chronic back and leg pain utilizing minimally invasive treatment options. The procedures we will be discussing are FDA approved and covered by most insurance companies, including Medicare. Friends and family are welcome to attend.
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502 coronavirus cases in Orange County with 7 deaths, health officials
Orange County’s coronavirus cases increased Tuesday with three new deaths reported, bringing the total number of cases to 502 with a total of 7 fatalities, health officials said.
Health officials said 94 are hospitalized, with 46 in intensive care. On Monday, there were 464 cases. Of the total number of confirmed cases 38% are between the ages of 45 and 64, 16% are between 35 and 44, 17% are between 25 and 34, 11% are between 18 and 24, and 18% are over 65. One person is a child whose gender and age were not specified. Men make up 56% of the total number of confirmed cases. Of the patients who died of complications from COVID-19, 57% were 65 and older, 14% were 25 to 34, 14% were 35 to 44, and 14% were 45 to 64.
The first death in Orange County was reported last Tuesday.
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