Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

757 Westwood Plaza
Los Angeles, CA 90095

One of the world’s great hospitals is embarking on a bold new chapter.
Enter a proving ground of medical excellence.

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, designed by renowned architects I.M. and C.C. Pei, delivers world-class treatment using advanced technology in a patient-focused environment. This one million-plus square foot, 10-story structure is the largest hospital building in the world.

It’s an atmosphere in which no detail or opportunity to provide superior care is overlooked. The facility features 520 large, private patient rooms with warm, sun-filled views. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center ranks as one of the top five American hospitals and the highest ranked hospital in the western United States, according to U.S. News & World Report.

At UCLA Health System, we achieve excellence in patient care consistently by following the steps outlined in CICARE.

CICARE is an acronym that describes specific behaviors that are guaranteed to result in excellent communication with patients, families and colleagues.

Every UCLA Health System employee, physician and volunteer holds themselves and their colleagues accountable for practicing these six steps with everyone on every encounter.

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Connect with the patient and their family members by addressing them as Mr./Ms., or by the name they prefer.

Introduce yourself and your role.

Communicate what you are going to do, how long it is going to take, and how it will impact the patient.

Ask permission before examining the patient and anticipate patient and/or family needs, questions or concerns.

Respond to patient and/or family questions and requests with immediacy.

Exit courteously and/or with an explanation of what will come next (or when you will be back to check on them).