With the acquisition complete, City of Hope adds seven California clinics, including one in Glendale, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Newport Beach, Torrance and two in Long Beach.
Additionally, 14 physicians, 11 nurse practitioners and physician assistants and more than 200 staff members will join City of Hope.
“Together with the highly esteemed providers joining us from Pacific Shores, we continue to advance the delivery of cancer care and expand patient access to City of Hope’s unparalleled research, treatment and care,” said Robert Stone, president and CEO of City of Hope. “Pacific Shores allows us to continue expanding our mission to serve more patients, families and communities across Southern California and beyond.”
City of Hope’s cancer care network includes more than 35 sites in California.
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