Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center - Features

Nationally recognized as a 100 Top Hospital, Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center is a 446-bed acute care, not-for-profit, teaching hospital serving Eastern Los Angeles and Western San Bernardino counties. In addition to its national designation, PVHMC is also recognized throughout the state and the region for outstanding medical care and the efficient use of resources. Founded in 1903, PVHMC is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.

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Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and abilities to join our team as volunteers. In addition to learning, growing and meeting new friends, volunteers at PVHMC help make a real difference in the lives of our patients and their families. Volunteers may choose to participate in direct patient care services or in non-patient care services. Both programs offer volunteers the opportunity to provide vital assistance and support to the hospital's many departments and personnel. Direct patient care services allow volunteers to provide support and assistance to our patients and staff in one of the hospital's many patient care departments. Volunteers may also choose to provide administrative or information support in a non-patient care setting or office. Please call (909) 865-9669 for more information.

PVHMC Foundation was founded in 1979 by the Hospital Board of Directors. The Foundation Board of Directors is made up of volunteers from the community. The purpose of the Foundation is to encourage and receive charitable gifts to be used for the support of the Hospital's building and equipment fund. Please call (909) 865-9139 for more information.

While providing the surrounding community with access to state-of-the-art technology, access to valuable wellness education programs also plays an active role in helping individuals maintain a healthy lifestyle. To this end, PVHMC offers numerous education programs and support groups to meet the diverse healthcare needs of patients and their families.