In recent years, I’ve had the opportunity to meet many inspiring individuals who dedicate their time to Beach Cities Health District (BCHD). This month, I spoke with a former standout volunteer: Tatum Cunningham, a student at Redondo Union High School...
Kim Neglia grew up in the San Fernando Valley and studied at UCLA. After moving to Manhattan Beach and teaching for a few years, she shifted to a career in market research and statistical data analysis in the retail sector.
Kim’s mother became...
CHICAGO (October 6, 2022) – Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) has been ranked No. 3 among healthcare providers and insurers in Modern Healthcare’s 2022 Best Places to Work award program, moving up two spots from its 2021 ranking. The complete list...
Choosing to study business marketing in college was an easy decision for me – I always knew that I wanted to be creative in my career and I also had an interest in sharing messages with an audience. After obtaining several Associates degrees from my...
Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) announced it received $1.13 million in funding to cover unanticipated costs and loss of revenue associated with the COVID-19 public health emergency. The funding was made available from a $100 million allocation...
Since 1998, Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) Care and Aid for Patients (CAPS) volunteers have been a tight-knit group of volunteers crocheting and knitting blankets for people in hospice. The blankets are provided to patients in partnership with...
The end of a calendar year provides an opportunity to look back and reflect on the past 12 months. One year ago this week, we were celebrating the introduction of vaccines to fight COVID-19. We were sure the end of the pandemic was near.
2021...
Not many men of 21 years of age are focused on serving their community, but for Manhattan Beach resident Max Kelber, that’s exactly what he does.
Looking ahead, Max is planning on studying at El Camino College, but while he...
For the patients who have contracted COVID-19, the symptoms can vary tremendously. Some people are asymptomatic, for others it’s like a bad cold. But those who become sick enough to go to the hospital typically experience fever, loss of taste and...
By Gigi Moreno, Ph.D.
In August, I received an email from Kaiser Permanente asking members to volunteer for a COVID vaccine trial. I have never volunteered as a test subject for any scientific experiment. I also do my best to minimize exposing...
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