Cedars-Sinai Medical Center announced a $300,000 grant from OneWest
Foundation to support the Community Outreach Assistance for Children’s
Health (COACH) program. The grant will fund the delivery of free,
high-quality healthcare in a mobile medical clinic that reaches out to
underserved children and their families in Los Angeles.
“Cedars-Sinai values collaborative partnerships with stakeholders who
share our commitment for enhancing the lives of children residing in
medically underserved communities. We welcome the opportunity to work
closely with OneWest Bank in improving access to a regular, sustainable
source of quality healthcare.”
Thomas M. Priselac, Cedars-Sinai President and CEO, noted that
“Cedars-Sinai values collaborative partnerships with stakeholders who
share our commitment for enhancing the lives of children residing in
medically underserved communities. We welcome the opportunity to work
closely with OneWest Bank in improving access to a regular, sustainable
source of quality healthcare.” The OneWest Foundation partnership
expands the medical center’s capacity to deliver direct, sustained,
coordinated health services in a setting that is both family-centered
and culturally sensitive to a diverse community. Steven T. Mnuchin,
Chairman of OneWest Foundation and OneWest Bank added “We are proud to
support this important program that brings healthcare into the
communities.”