2015 Named One of the Top 6% of Hospitals in California and LA/Orange County by U.S. News and World Report Named One of the Top 250 (top 5%) Hospitals in the United States by Healthgrades Ranked as a “Top Performer on Key Quality Measures” by the Joint Commission Reduced harm events by 14% from 2014 to 2015 Began constructions on the North Wing rehabilitation project Successfully closed the Lundquist Tower construction project with over $10 million in savings from the original budget Began construction on North Wing rehabilitation project Admissions: 24,875; Average Census: 299; Surgeries: 16,804; Outpatient Visits: 293,612; E.D. Visits: 77,618 2016 Named One of the Top 4% of Hospitals in California by U.S. News and World Report Re-designated as a Magnet Hospital Reduced harm events by 14% from 2015 to 2016 Achieved a Leapfrog patient safety score of “A” Continued construction on the North Wing rehabilitation project, including completion and occupancy of the new Mother/Baby Unit Completed the refurbishment of the Radiation Oncology Center, including the acquisition of new state of the art linear accelerator technology Planned for construction of a new Cancer Center building Admissions: 25,690; Average Census: 302; Surgeries: 16,435; Outpatient Visits: 328,144; E.D. Visits: 81,783 2017 Named One of the Top Hospitals in California by the Medicare Program Achieved a Leapfrog patient safety score of “A” Reduced harm events by 17% from 2016 to 2017 Initiated the Lundquist Neuroscience Institute and Lundquist Orthopedic and Spine Institute Completed the affiliation with Cedars-Sinai Health System with a February 2018 effective date Continued construction on the Hunt Tower project, including occupancy of the 5 North Unit Completed planning and design for the construction of the new Hunt Cancer Center to break ground in mid-2018 Admissions: 26,408; Average Census: 304; Surgeries: 15,727; Outpatient Visits: 331,194; E.D. Visits: 85,461 2018 Officially affiliated with Cedars-Sinai “Baby Chime” launches, playing a lullaby to the entire Medical Center over the paging system with each new birth Recognized by US News & World Report in the top 5% of California Patient satisfaction rating in the 91st percentile for the nation Volunteer Auxiliary presents $290,000 to the Foundation New NICU grand opening Ground breaking for the Hunt Cancer Center Blood Donor Center, among 15 statewide, to transfer over 13,000 units of blood per year Recognized again for patient safety receiving an “A” rating Holiday festival raises $1,500,000 for the Hunt Cancer Center 2019 Torrance Memorial earns seventh straight 4-Star Patient Experience Rating Volunteer Auxiliary presents $284,000 to the Foundation The Pat & Ellen Theodora Pediatric & Young Adult Pavilion opens, a $40 million-dollar renovation Achieved 90% influenza vaccination coverage for personnel Neurosurgery Program is expanded by teaming up with Cedars-Sinai Recognized by US News & World Report in the top 3% of California Recognized by Newsweek as 38th best hospital in the nation, 8th best in California and the highest-ranking non-academic hospital in the United States Hunt Cancer Center is completed and open to patients in December 2020 Received certification from DNV GL - Healthcare as a Comprehensive Stroke Center, reflecting the highest level of competence for treatment of serious stroke events.