May 2018 Online

THE VALLEY BUSINESS JOURNAL
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May 2018
Temecula Valley Hospital Hosts an Open House
Celebration of New Wing
Temecula Valley Hospital’s new wing
is set to open this summer. The new wing
is a 29,000 square foot addition to the
first floor on the east side of the hospital.
This addition will allow TVH to expand
cardiovascular and neuroscience services
while advancing the capabilities of these
programs.
The 1st floor addition includes two
additional cardiac catheterization laboratories
(cath labs), a neuro-interventional
operating room, an endovascular
hybrid operating room, seven additional
Post-Anesthesia Care Unit bays, seven
additional Ambulatory Care Unit bays,
an additional CT scanner and a large
community room for educational presentations
and events. These additions
will help TVH better meet the health
care needs of the growing community
and allow the hospital to bring advanced
care to our residents.
By adding two additional cath labs,
TVH will be able to nearly double the
number of cardiac procedures that are
currently performed.
The neuro-interventional operating
room will support TVH’s efforts to be the
only hospital in the region to provide advanced
multidisciplinary stroke services.
This new capability will allow residents
to receive advanced neuroscience care at
TVH and avoid emergency air transport
out of the area to a tertiary medical center.
The endovascular hybrid operating
room will support high-quality interventional
imaging. It will allow physicians
to perform procedures using real-time
image guidance and assess effectiveness
while managing perioperative complications.
Development of an endovascular
hybrid operating room will allow TVH to
establish a high-quality, integrated heart
and vascular program. The strength and
collaboration within the hospital’s medical
staff provides a strong foundation for
building this program.
The Community Room will seat up
to 100 attendees and will be dedicated to
our local heroes. The beautiful photos
that will be displayed in this new room
will feature our first responders; fire,
police and our dedicated active military
and veterans.
The Open House celebration of the
new addition is happening on Saturday,
June 2nd. We invite the community to
join in the fun with tours of the new
hospital wing, activities for families and
a special presentation of the new Heroes
Community Room. The Open House
will be from 9:30 am- 12:30 pm. The
special opening ceremony presentation
will happen at 10 am in the new TVH
Community Room.
“We are excited about the opportunities
that this new wing will provide
to the hospital,” said Darlene Wetton,
Chief Executive Officer, Temecula
Valley Hospital. “The additional services
will allow TVH to better meet the
needs of the community as well as help
the hospital develop programs that will
continue to enhance the outcomes of our
patients. We look forward to having our
community as a part of our celebration
on June 2, 2018!”
About Temecula Valley Hospital
- Temecula Valley Hospital brings
advanced technology, innovative programs,
patient centered and family
sensitive care to area residents. The
hospital features 140 private patient
rooms; emergency care featuring ER
Reserve; advanced cardiac and stroke
care; orthopedics; and general and
surgical specialties. TVH is nationally
recognized for Patient Safety by The
Leapfrog Group, with a 2017 Top
Hospital Award and 3 consecutive
“A” Grades for Patient Safety in Fall
2016, Spring 2017 and Fall 2017. The
hospital also recently received a 4 Star
Medicare Hospital Compare Rating
and the honor of the Inland Empire’s
Top Workplaces 2017.
For more information, visit www.
temeculavalleyhospital.com
RANDON LANE
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“It is an honor to be selected to serve
as the League’s second vice president
and to assume a leadership role in an
organization that is the leading voice for
California cities. We have many opportunities
and challenges at the local level
and it is more important than ever to
ensure that statewide and federal policies
support California cities.” said Council
Member Randon Lane.
First elected to the Murrieta City
Council in 2008, Lane served as Mayor
in 2011 and 2016. He became involved
in local government when he joined the
Murrieta Planning Commission in 2003.
In addition to serving his city, Council
Member Lane is active regionally,
serving the Riverside Transit Agency,
the Southern California Association of
Governments and the Western Riverside
Council of Governments.
Engaged with the League in a number
of capacities, Council Member
Lane served on the League Board of
Directors from 2011–2015 and starting
again in 2017. In addition, he has been
a member of the League’s Public Safety
Policy Committee since 2009. Council
Member Lane served on the National
League of Cities Board of Directors from
2011–2013.
Professionally, Council Member
Lane has a background in business and
has worked in both the public and private
sectors including several Fortune 500
companies. In 2006, he joined the staff of
Assembly Member Kevin Jeffries, gaining
valuable experience, and working
with local residents on important issues.
“As second vice president, Council
Member Lane will continue to be a leading
voice for his city and cities across
the state by advocating for policies that
strengthen our communities. He brings
his expertise in local government, experience
working with a member of the
Legislature and background in business
to his new role serving the League,”
said League Executive Director Carolyn
Coleman. “California cities have a great
deal at stake this year and I know Council
Member Lane will make a valuable contribution
to our team of leaders, working
hard to advance policy solutions to help
maintain the vibrancy of our local communities.”
In addition to electing Lane to serve
as the League’s second vice president, the
board also elected Grass Valley Council
Member Jan Arbuckle to serve as first
vice president. South San Francisco
Council Member Rich Garbarino continues
to serve as the League’s president.
Lodi Mayor Pro Tem JoAnne Mounce
remains immediate past president.
Established in 1898, the League of
California Cities is a nonprofit statewide
association that advocates for cities with
the state and federal governments and
provides education and training services
to elected and appointed city officials.