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Los Angeles General Medical Center

3.6(1264 reviews)

A world-class public safety net hospital providing exceptional care to Los Angeles County since 1878. New name, new look, always world-class care.

Public Safety Net Hospital
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English, Vietnamese
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About

Los Angeles General Medical Center

Los Angeles General Medical Center is one of the largest academic, public safety net county facilities in the United States, providing exceptional care and supporting healthy communities in Los Angeles County since 1878. As a comprehensive medical center, it offers a full spectrum of services including primary care, specialty care, emergency services, urgent care, mental health and substance use services, diagnostic services, and pharmacy. The medical center is committed to accessible care and provides language services to meet the needs of its diverse patient population.

Highlights

Language Services

access

The hospital provides language services to assist patients with limited English proficiency.

Comprehensive Services

care

Offers a full range of care including primary, specialty, emergency, urgent, mental health, substance use, diagnostic, and pharmacy services.

Safety Net Facility

access

One of the largest academic, public safety net county facilities in the United States, serving all patients regardless of ability to pay.

Insurance Accepted

Insurance networks were not listed. Verify coverage directly before booking.

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Financial assistance available through Patient Financial Services (PFS) to help with getting coverage and paying bills. Hospital Price Transparency information is available online.

Services

Primary Care

Primary Care

Comprehensive primary care services including adult medicine, family medicine, geriatrics, pediatrics, adolescent care, HIV/Positive Care, premature infant care, women's health.

Ideal for: Patients of all ages seeking ongoing, general healthcare.

Emergency Services

Emergency

24/7 emergency medical care for life-threatening conditions.

Ideal for: Patients experiencing medical or psychiatric emergencies.

Urgent Care

Urgent Care

Walk-in care for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries.

Ideal for: Patients needing immediate care for non-emergency conditions.

Specialty Care

Specialty

Adult and pediatric specialty care including burn unit, NeuroTrauma center, plastic and reconstructive surgery, radiation oncology, surgical oncology, urology, rehabilitation services.

Ideal for: Patients requiring advanced, specialized medical treatment.

Mental Health Services

Mental Health

Mental health care and support services.

Ideal for: Individuals experiencing mental health concerns.

Substance Use Services

Substance Use

Treatment and support for substance use disorders.

Ideal for: Individuals seeking help for substance use challenges.

Diagnostic Services

Diagnostic

Radiology and lab services for medical diagnosis.

Ideal for: Patients needing diagnostic testing or imaging.

Pharmacy

Pharmacy

On-site pharmacy services for filling prescriptions.

Ideal for: Patients needing prescription medications.

Language Services

Patient Services

Interpretation and translation services to support patients with limited English proficiency.

Ideal for: Patients who speak languages other than English.

Meet the Team

No team members are currently listed. Contact the clinic for details on their providers.

Pricing

Pricing was not listed. Contact the clinic for current estimates and insurance guidance.

Location & Accessibility

Address

2051 Marengo St, Los Angeles, CA 90033

Reviews

AI Review Summary

Patients have mixed experiences at Los Angeles General Medical Center, with some praising the caring staff and successful treatments, while others criticize poor management, long wait times, and inconsistent care.

What people mention

Staff Professionalism

3 mentions

Positive
Several reviewers highlight kind, efficient nurses and doctors who provide reassuring care.
Facility Management

2 mentions

Negative
Multiple patients mention underfunding, poor management, and inefficient valet/parking services.
Treatment Outcomes

2 mentions

Positive
Some patients report life-changing positive results from surgeries and emergency care.
Communication

2 mentions

Negative
Reviewers describe rushed appointments, contradictory diagnoses, and lack of listening from doctors.
Wait Times

2 mentions

Negative
Patients report excessive delays for procedures and specialist appointments, often spanning weeks.

Patient Testimonials

Xochitl Sandoval

2026-02-25

I love this hospital. It's one of the best in the nation. I was born here, my grandmother, mother, father and most of my family have received treatment here. But, if you really look around you'll see how the money that can be used to improve the place is being used on ideas that aren't working. The best example is that free "valet" when the valet program first when it started was 8am to five pm. The valet would drive the car for you. Give you a ticket and then once you returned you'd give them the other half of the ticket and then they'd bring your car. Then slowly it started to close early around 445 pm. Then now they close around 3pm? On top of that they don't even valet the car for you. The original purpose of the valet program was to get people to their appointments on time. Now the "valets" have the audacity to tell you where to park and how far to park inside the parking spot. The taxpayer money is not being used in an appropriate manner. That money could have gone to power washing the existing parking structure. I bet you in a few more months, they will start to charge for what is existing free public parking. I just hope that the contract will be ending sooner rather than later.

Cindy Centeno

2026-06-01

All the doctors here don’t listen and it feels they want to rush you out. I’ve seen 5 different ones and they’re all saying different things about my injury. One of the doctors literally said “what do you want me to do.” And I’ll get a referral for more procedures or different doctors and it always take over 3 weeks to get an appointment a lot of them taking over a month. The only saving grace is the nurses are very kind and try their best to accommodate (not all of them of course but the few I’ve had)

Lil Adrian

2026-05-14

I had a great experience at this hospital. NP Rice was sweet, kind, and very efficient. The nurses were very efficient as well although I can tell they had a lot on their plate, they did their job with a smile and patience. They made sure I was safe and well taken care of. I would definitely be coming back if I ever need to.

Jordan Gauger

2026-03-03

This place is under funded, poorly managed & under staffed. LAGMC is a level 1 trauma center and really great at saving your life in an emergency situation, and then really poor at everything else. We experienced an absolute crazy town, avoid at all costs if you can get to Cedars instead. My husband was brought to the trauma center after a bad cycling accident. The resuscitation team was quick & effective. After that, all downhill. They had him parked in the trauma center for his broken shoulder. A few hours later while waiting on the IV two finish, which the nurse told us is cheap and constantly gets kinked, we got kicked into the hall for someone in cardiac arrest. Which fair, it's a resuscitation ward. We spend 12 hours there, 3pm to 3am. He should have been transferred to inpatient faster at like 10pm to free up the space and staff and more importantly, to get him more specialized neurology & orthopedic care. He walked out in a broken sling, prescribed ibuprofen and tylenol, his wounds still covered in dirt and debris. Now we can't get the X-rays they took to get our follow up appointments. The parking lot is sketchy. They don't take seemingly any private insurance which explains their funding problems. The nurses seem to disappear, not show up to work, straining the ones that do. Admin & security staff are courteous. Everyone seems to want to do their job but are using outdated processes & technologies to better serve patients more efficiently. The records department relies on faxes and cds.

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