I must update my review on May 12 Tuesday 2026 for a few weeks. I have been suffering from chest pain and pain going down my left arm since I've never smoked and I've always exercised and lived a pretty healthy life. I ignored it stupidly on that particular day I felt the pain was worse than ever and I better go to the ER here to our wonderful hospital. Mountain Community Hospital in Lake Arrowhead. I went there feeling pretty cocky and thinking this will be nothing well once again. I was there approximately 7:45 in the morning and I was just complaining about chest pain and the incredible doctor and nurses took the bull by the horn and recognized the signs and started taking x-rays and what not and I'm saying it's nothing. It's nothing. I'm feeling pain here is there but immediately they saw and recognized issues and me being the stupid person that I am I'm saying no, I have to go to Spain in three days and they were fantastic. I cannot say oh my God how wonderful they were. They took the ball by the horn like I said and they immediately took some test and they said you're going to have to go down the hill to Riverside Community and I just thought that was crazy well fast-forward that was on 12 May a week later I ended up having open-heart surgery yes and I must say they literally saved my life that was told to me several times by the doctors and the cardiologist at Riverside Community. I would've had several heart attacks in Spain or the airplane had I not been at Riverside Community and had my open heart surgery and had a ER at Mountain community done what they did they literally saved my life that entire staff between the doctors and the entire staff between the nurses the radiologist. They are five star all the way we up here on the mountain are so blessed with the entire staff and the doctors they are our angels truly are angels. We need to stop complaining about the stupid stuff and realize how blessed we are to have the staff at Mountain community. They are really the best stop complaining about the stupid little stuff because they saved my life and I bless them every day. I wake up, I was told by my neurologist at Cedar Sinai that 82% of people don't even make it to the surgery table 82% and that would've been me had it not been the staff at the ER at Mountain community. We owe them so much. They are truly my heroes. Thank you so much ER department at Mountain community God bless you. read more

I had to have surgery on a broken thumb in February. The care I received from Dr Walker and his team to the nurses and CNA's in the hospital couldn't have been better! I will always appreciate how kind everyone I encountered was and the excellent care they gave me from the ER to getting discharged. read more

I wrote a review a week ago, and now I've been there twice. I don't feel any better from my first visit (diagnose with viral pharyngitis for which they gave me nothing) and now I have an additional affliction know commonly as pink eye, which comes in two varieties...viral and bacterial. What started a week ago was horrendous when attempting to speak, hear, swallow, and the inability to blow my nose AT All, I am now in great discomfort with my eyes as well, and was finally given antibiotics in case it may be a bacterial secondary infection. Two different doctors, not 5 minutes with either of them, and I don't think they even considered my autoimmune disease in treating me. Some of the staff at the hospital are wonderful. I feel sorry it can't have a better reputation. This is at least my 3rd review over the past 25 years living here. read more

I want to acknowledge excellent care from nurse Katy Q on Medsurg unit. She cares whole heartedly about her patients. She deserves to be recognized for all her hard work. Thank you so much Katy! read more

Can't wait for my lawsuit to be complete against these negligent individuals who were on shift 2/25/2026. ER Doctor (you know who you are): you specifically sir. I'm coming for your license. More precisely, California will be. See you in court! Came in with multiple emergency health issues. Main thing I will mention here is that I came in with an inner ankle injury and a FULLY NUMB LEG for 10 days due to said acute inner ankle injury. 10 days of a fully numb leg. Finally gathered the strength to go to the hospital. Doctor improperly diagnosed me and said "Yeah you probably have a pinched nerve or something in your spine." Huh? No....It's likely Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome, a severed nerve right where the impact wound is and injury occurred. Leg still numb. Still "concerned for my health" as I stated many times to them. Different ER here I come! These time wasting negligent idiots let me leave the hospital despite telling them I felt scared to go. They essentially tossed me on the street. Never thought this would happen in my own country. Thank God for lawyers. You, "doctor" (not putting a capital letter, as that denotes importance) are the reason nobody has faith in this healthcare system anymore. Avoid. This. Hospital. Don't let your insurance companies give them their (your) hard earned money. read more

I go here for ALL My medical needs from Dr to Phycology I love this place it makes it so easy and convenient! Highly recommend switching to here, I had Kaiser for YEARS and it was not the best and super frustrating having to go to different places all the time. read more

My daughter of special needs has been to a lot of hospitals but I can say this is the most accommodating, thorough, helpful hospital we've ever been to because the care these professionals give is top notch! Shout out to Charlie (RT)! read more

I can never understand people who make generalizations about the overall quality of a facility based on only one experience. My wife and I have been living on this mountain for over 30 years full-time and I hate to think of how many times I've been here for ER or radiology or blood work or CT scans or x-ray; I think I've seen just about every department here and I can't recall any experience that was anything less than outstanding. EVER. Not too long ago I had pain in my left arm, which can be a sign of heart trouble. It wasn't debilitating by any measure but I thought I should have it checked, just in case. I went into the ER, told the receptionist my problem and within a couple of minutes I was in the back, IV started, blood being drawn, monitors hooked up and beeping away... everyone was friendly, caring, and telling me exactly what was happening and who was doing what. Then came the mobile x-ray, heated blankets, and so on. It was a "swarm" of friendly, caring people. The doctor came in and again explained was what happening, and what to expect in the next couple of hours. It turned out to be nothing and I had over-reacted, but I was assured that I had done the right thing by coming in. I've been with my wife through 20+ years of her breast cancer and I've seen a lot of big-name medical facilities in Southern California. UCLA, Loma Linda, St. Bernadines, etc. Mountains Community Hospital certainly measures up. It's smaller, for sure, but in my experience that's a good thing. They also have a skilled nursing facility (SNF) attached to the hospital. I've seen over a dozen similar facilities in the San Bernardino area; this one is in a league by itself. My wife is now a resident there and even before she was admitted I felt like I had a new family. Everyone is so friendly, personable, and eager to give outstanding care. Squeaky clean and very quiet. They take good care of me, too, and even thank me for coming to visit my wife. And the food... people who complain about hospital food have clearly not eaten here! Needless to say, the food is quite good. As of this writing they have earned Medicare's highest rating. Again, it's small and again, that's a good thing. The skilled nursing has a beautiful outdoor area where the residents can enjoy the sun and nature. If they can't get out there by themselves, the staff will take them. I'll let the attached picture do the talking. I wish I could give the hospital and SNF more than 5 stars! read more

Mountains Community Hospital - Hospitals Near Me - Lake Arrowhead, California

The Radiology Department and Lab have the best group of medical professionals all working as a great team together at MCH. Our first exceptional impression of Mountain Community Hospital happened when we met Hannah during our first visit 2 years ago. Last week I met Kimberly Fry in Radiology and at first was nervous about X-rays. I was fortunate to meet Kimberly! Her ability to keep me calm through the process was Award Winning. Kimberly is patient, kind, intelligent, calming, and she did not hurry the process. She deserves an award for being the ultimate professional. This was by far my best experience with an X-Ray....and I've had many. Thank you Hannah & Kimberly for making us feel like we matter & that we are important. Because of you and the other Medical Professionals that we will continue to come to Mountain Community Hospital and to #1 Urgent Care for our medical needs. Thank you MCH for having such great professionals working for you and the community. Special thanks to Hannah & Kimberly... You both are Magnificent Health Care Professionals. read more

I just want to take a moment to acknowledge Ashley at the ER front desk. She's incredibly kind, professional, and truly great at what she does. From the moment I walked in she helped make a stressful situation feel a little more manageable. I've been to the ER three times this month and every time I've felt safe, well cared for, and treated with respect by everyone I encountered, from the nurses and doctors to the lab techs. Even the woman in medical records was helpful and kind. It's not easy walking into an ER but this team makes a real difference. Thank you all for what you do. read more

Dr. Alfred W. Fernandez, MD. is rude and has terrible bedside manners. Shame on him! There's also another older doc in the emergency room, who was retired and decided to come back, Dr. Brent Beaird MD. He's ridiculously rude and insulting! Calling patients burritos, even though he looks like a doughnut! He should rethink his retirement, because last time I went to the hospital, because there was something in my eye, his shakey hand did more damage than good! The only sharp thing about Dr. Fernandez is his tongue, sarcasm and his inability to part from the computer. Forget about being concerned and asking questions. He's much too insulted because he knows it all. Well doc we learned you did a great job at misdiagnosing! The rest of the staff was decent and some absolutely fantastic! I wish they'd get rid of the few rotten eggs. read more

Recently had a very positive experience at the E.R. Did not have to wait to long to be seen. I had a monster size stye that keep getting bigger over 4 weeks time. Dr Beaird was friendly & kind. He carefully drained my stye. The numbing shot was painful but, I felt safe and it was a great relief to have the heaviness gone on my eyelid. The nurse Carmen was & staff was friendly and supportive as well. read more

Brought my son here at 2am this morning due to a fever and dry cough. We were admitted within 5 mins and tested within 20. Everyone was kind and friendly. They were knowledgeable and took care of my little one. I'm so grateful to have this hospital close to home. read more

On Sunday, I presented to the ER with two cat bites to my right hand. Since I had to take my sick cat to Grand Terrace to be treated, the soonest I could make it to the ER was five hours later. By that time, my hand was swollen and red. Everyone, from the admitting clerk, nurse, doctors and ancillary staff were kind and professional. The first day, Dr Beaird was quick to see me and immediately ordered IV antibiotics. He allowed me to return home to care for my cats with oral antibiotics, with instructions to return in the morning for a recheck. On Monday, Dr. Motamedi cared for me. He is the consummate cat bite whisperer. I was initially hesitant to have the bites opened up, but he convinced me that it was crucial for proper healing. He was able to accomplish this, made sure I was comfortable and was able to clean pus out of the wounds. I was given two types of IV antibiotics. Blood cultures were drawn in addition to the basic labs done on my first visit. They were very careful to monitor my general health. At 74, I am on several medications. There was always a concern that I would need to be admitted for further care. The treatment I received was exemplary and by the third day, after another round of wound care, the wound was improved enough that a consultation from an orthopedic surgeon allowed me to continue my care at home. My nurse, Terri Mongomery was there every day and took great care of me. She is kind and empathetic. I think that coming to the local ER quickly saved me a lengthy hospital stay. It can take hours to see a doctor at other ERs 40 minutes away. Thank God for MCH. Today, eight days later, my hand is completely healed. The possibility that I might need surgery by an orthopedist is a distant memory. read more

I had to visit the emergency room with a severe cut finger. The entire staff was very proficient and professional. However, I hope to never see them again in that type of situation. read more

I was there yesterday for a head injury and every person I interacted with was kind, empathetic, helpful and knowledgeable. I am so grateful for the wonderful care I received. read more

I love how convenient this ER is. The people that work here were very friendly and helpful. I came in with my daughter, got a diagnosis, they wrote me some prescriptions, and I went home. Long story short, I went to a different hospital, it ended up that that other hospital gave me the same diagnosis. That is my fault, I should trust what the drs say a lot more than I do read more

This place is AMAZING!! After walking out of Loma Linda urgent care after waiting over 2 hours for an ear infection, I came here. Closer to home anyways. I was seen by the doctor within 15 minutes and discharged with a prescription within 45 minutes. We have taken our children here for stitches, illnesses, you name it and I have NEVER had a bad experience. Thank you to all the wonderful doctors and nurses that work so hard for us to here! read more

Great hospital everyone is kind and very efficient. Brought my nephew in because he needed stitches after he fell down. They took him in right away & my niece was walking out and ended up fainting and falling in the ER room and the nurses were so kind, they helped her up on a bed and supported her right away. Definitely the best ER experience! read more

My son got into an accident at a nearby sixth grade camp on the mountain and needed stitches. We didn't know the area but had to come to this hospital. Dr Sheiko did a wonderful job talking to my son and explaining how he was going to do the stitches and calmed him down. We had the stitches taken out last week and our pediatrician informed us it was a wonderful job as well (stitches on side of eye). read more

Mountains Community Hospital - Stitches - Hospitals Near Me - Lake Arrowhead, California

I hate to give any local business a bad review, but yikes. Whatever happened to this place? It was once an easy trip for blood work and outpatient care and it was local. Yes, you had to go through the ER, which at times was annoying (and gross). But now, it's an endless line at the front of the hospital just to see a clerk to admit you. Not streamlined, not efficient, understaffed perhaps. I had always gotten good care before in the blood work dept., now it's a circus. Understand it's a new system now, but can definitely be improved. Was much quicker when it went through ER. read more

I went to the ER because my blood pressure was 212/103 and the Teledoc Dr. said I was in "crisis". Dr. Bijan Motamedi treated me. He was almost rude. He told me to go home and take two, instead of one of my blood pressure meds. No tests to see why I was in crisis. He spent about 3 minutes telling me to double my dosage and told me to go home. This did not work but I managed to not have a stroke or a heat attack over the weekend. I am now going down the mountain to St. Bernadine's. This Dr. had absolutely no interest in helping me. My rating is an F--. read more

I have been a Mtn Resident 20yrs now - tons of activities with the hospital .. no one is perfect - but they have done a pretty darn good job for me so far - note that they are in a very SMALL TOWN .. I thanks them for what they do.. namaste' CaptainDave- retired read more

Mountains Community Hospital - just gave a 5star review - 20yr mtn resident -do pretty good for a small-town med center, only complaint is the wait long wait checking-in - Hospitals Near Me - Lake Arrowhead, California

Denied access for X-rays for refusing to wear a mask? Main entrance is closed, have to go through the emergency room, admission is behind bulletproof glass, tv broken in the waiting room, I wouldn't send my worst enemy there for care. Make the drive to Redlands Community or Loma Linda for real care. This place is a joke. read more

The third time was not the charm! Prior to writing this review, I reached out to Leslie Plouse, however, I have not had a return call. Last night I took my son to the ER for a very high rate associated with Covid. Upon arrival, we entered via the stairs. We walked in and I informed the staff that my son was positive for Covid. They proceeded to shoo me away and wait outside while informing me of the numerous signs requesting me to call from the car if Covid is suspected. Outside I noticed several signs ALL facing if you enter via the ramp, there was not one sign for the stairs entrance. We walked back to the car, called the number, and were told to wait in the car for someone to call us. The nurse called within 15 minutes asking health questions which my son answered. Once his medication name/dosages were asked he started to struggle a bit and kept pushing the phone towards me to help. Two things to note, my son is exhausted, and sick with a high fever, and he has a few additional needs as he has intractable epilepsy. He can't answer the dosage question. In fairness, I can't tell you my script dosages either. I took the phone and let her know that he has additional needs, and he doesn't know the answer. She refused to let me answer the question and demanded only my son speak. (He is 20 years of age) After several minutes of additional questioning and getting nowhere except my son in tears, I took the phone and asked if I can provide the information, all while my son is saying, you can talk to my mom, please. She insisted that she needs to talk to him to "SEE" how he is. At this point, I just gave her the info she was asking for and then asked about the next steps. She is upset and starts throwing the word "Conservatorship. My son is neither incapacitated nor incompetent. He has a disability, not all disabilities require conservatorship. This is the beginning of the humiliation and discrimination my son endured during this visit. At this point, I realize that I am indeed dealing with Nurse Ratched....again! A few minutes later she calls back and instructs me to sign a piece of paper stating I am his conservator. I remind her again I am not, but she has decided he can't consent to medical care all based on the phone call with his 102-degree fever. She insists if I want him to have medical attention to come back in the front and sign the form. I walk back in the front door and again I am chastised for walking in the front door. I explain I was asked to sign a form before my son can receive care. I am once again sent out and asked to call again. Again, I call. I am now directed to the back of the hospital and asked to park where the ambulance comes, and someone will come out to get us. We find the ambulance parking, and someone comes out and tells us we can't park there. At this point, my husband and I are exasperated. If I was here for myself, I would have completely given up and gone home. We again move to a different location and wait and wait and wait. My husband knocks on the back door and asks when someone will be out. It is at this point we are ushered in, and I hear the nurse say, "call security". I am confused but realize she is looking at my Hispanic husband. He was not intimidating. You can make your own assumptions about this. I have made mine! We are finally in the room! Nurse Ratched says she will need me to sign a form allowing my son to receive treatment. Again, Conservatorship comes up. I inform her that my son can absolutely consent to treatment. She ignores me, and my son when he says I consent to treatment. I then ask him again, thinking she is too preoccupied to hear, and again he says he consents to treatment. This isn't good enough; she is off to find the form. She returns with no form, rather a blank piece of 8X10. (I can't make this up) Again, I must sign this pretend form for treatment. My son also signs it. All of this to finally receive care. Care occurs. As expected, Nurse Ratched is flippant, demeaning, and dismissive. The doctor was STELLAR, kind, patient, took his time with both of us, and most importantly treated my son like a human. We are released. As we were walking out the door, my son pointed out to me that his IV (PIV) was still in his arm. I walk back to the room and wait to hope they will notice we had to come back. Time ticks. I am tired, my son is absolutely beyond exhausted and simply can't stand any longer. I walk towards the nurse's station...queue the shoo! I must yell through the hall that his IV was still in his arm and could we get it out so we can go home. With my son's condition, we unfortunately are no strangers to hospitals. I have NEVER encountered even a hint of the discrimination my additional needs son experienced at Mountains Community Hospital. I'm further disappointed that I did not receive a return phone call from Leslie Plouse. I will share my son's experience with both the ADA and the California Department of Public Health. read more

I was visiting the hospital on Sunday night due to a fall mountain biking. Everybody was super friendly. To be honest, I had so many people checking on me I don't remember all of their names, and I am so sorry for that. I want to say thanks to all of them including, Elizabeth, Monica, Laura, and Troy. The nursing manager helped me out quite a bit but I don't recall her name. She was very attentive and quick to jump in when needed. I don't recall the doctors name but he was very friendly and made me feel comfortable. Again, thank you for your help! Ps please give the nurses a push button for the large doors. read more

Reviewing primarily the billing aspect of MCH. I think my daughter's 4 visits to the hospital which were required to get services that weren't available anywhere else was fine. It's taken over a year to get the billing straightened out. Billing submitted to the wrong component of our insurance took months to figure out. Was unable to create a portal account on their web site to see a consolidated view of her accounts. We got sent a number of letters in error - some threatening collections - because their billing system doesn't post payments in a timely manner. Difficult to reach their billing department. Most times they go to voicemail and don't generally call back. a message left for their 'Quality' department went unanswered. Frustrated. read more

Reading your reviews of the ER, I can see it hasn't changed. Same Dr. that I sued for wrong medication that left me with S/J/S ( google it ) is still there in a senior position. He gave me a sulfur anti-biotic plus a chemical booster that left me being rushed to the burn dept. at Cedars. It was for bee stings which apparently I would have been fine with over the counter Benadryl. I now have a life time condition that can affect any organ any time. read more

This place is hell on earth, I don't know why more don't die here! Came here for a severe lupus flare up and severe pain, their doctor didn't even come Look at me at all, some nurse came i with a syringe of "Tordol", which won't do anything for me at all. An hour and a half later I see their quack Dr. Babek Adili, he refused to treat me and called me a drug addict. That was all it took to start a fight with me. He started yelling at me, I yelled at him. He started to talk crap, I started to talk crap. For the duration of the fight as I was ready to put shout this jerk, I felt better being jacked up on adrenalin with the fight or flight response in my body. Maybe that's their new cure for lupus and fibro pain? Stay away from this place, call 911 instead and ask to go down the hill to a real hospital. Their next solution was to refuse me treatment and demand I leave the hospital having never send a doctor in the several hours I was there, left in pain and booted out. Way to treat a very sick senior citizen. I asked for an ambulance to transfer me to a Kaiser facility, they told me to dial 911 from the parking lot. I wouldn't go there again for a band-aid. I guess they hire staff that real hospitals won't hire. Solution? Fire everyone and have Kaiser or Dignity hospitals take them over. This place is all about substandard care by bottom of the barrel staff. I wonder just how many people they kill every year. I wouldn't go there again for a bandaid. Medical negligence and medical abandonment. Both felonies in California. read more

this rating is for the Mycare Portal maintenance being almost non existent. My lab results from 3/17/22 and 5/9/22 have not been posted. 3 times in April and May I left a message for the IT tech Adelle in charge of this..no return call. I then left a message for the supervisor of this department, Patrick Miller about a week ago, he also hasn't returned by call. I am dealing with 4 different doctors at the moment and it would be extremely helpful to have access to my results, which I conveyed to both of them. I like the people that work there......Lab and Radiology mostly. What's the use of the portal if it's not maintained? read more

Worst hospital. Break something? Wait 2 days after repeatedly calling to maybe Your prescription will show up. Waste your time on this place- not worth it. Go down the hill to somewhere they give a shit and staff isnt bitchy and snip off read more

They don't take all medical plans, so it makes it inconvenient if you're a local and you need to take tests. My mother is on humana now. As a senior she needed to pay for her mammogram and yearly blood tests. Mountains would not take humana. It makes it really difficult for a senior to drive down the mountain, so they really need to start taking peoples medical plans!!! read more

I had a truly amazing experience at this hospital. I went into the ER yesterday morning in excruciating abdominal and back pain. They took me right away, did X-rays, an ultrasound then determined I had lots of gallstones and an inflamed gallbladder. The surgeon spoke with me and they were able to do surgery that afternoon! Dr Martin and the staff were so wonderful. Everyone that helped me was so nice and pleasant. I live in the OC but I would drive all the way up the mountain just for this hospital. I was so blessed to be taken care of so quickly! Thank you Dr Martin and Staff!!! read more

Mountain Community physical therapy is EXCELENT, and I highly recommend them. I was admitted twice once after a rotor cuff surgery and the other after a car accident. Thanks to all of the physical therapists there, I had an amazing recovery. They are very caring and go above and beyond expectations, provided the best recovery and experience I could have ever asked for. I love them all there. read more

My son recently had a sledding accident and Brook (admitting) did an A+++++ job with helping me calm my nerves. The nurse even came out during the registering process to check on my son to make sure his pupils were fine. He ended up getting stitches. The visit from entering the ER until discharge was less than an hr. I live in Orange County and have visited a couple of hospitals and this is the first time I felt heard and seen. Thank you Brook and the ER team!! read more

I wish I could give negative stars. I am 33 weeks pregnant with COVID-19 symptoms and they won't have me tested because they claim I don't have symptoms and that my symptoms are pregnancy symptoms (coughing ??) so if I'm positive for this and my baby suffers they are to blame. Worst experience ever read more

Wow. I don't want to pile on, but I had to write something just to warn others that this is not the "friendly local community hospital" you'd expect to find in a quaint mountain town. I've been sick during a vacation in Lake Arrowhead and a physician from back home suggested I go somewhere local here to get a simple strep test just to rule that out. I called the hospital to understand what the process would be. The person who answered the phone was so rude I almost couldn't believe it. First she asked me if I had an "order." It wasn't a term that I was familiar with, so I asked if that was sort of like a "perscription." The sighed a condescending sigh and said yes. I told her I could probably get my physician to call in an order. Then she told me they wouldn't take that and I'd need to see one of their doctors first. When I asked more about that, she told me "well, we're very busy right now so I don't know how long it would take or what the outcome would be." I explained again that I was just looking for someone to perform the test so I could know if I have strep throat. She just was silent. So I said, "So I guess I'm out of luck?" She said, "I guess so" and hung the phone up. I know how difficult it's been to be a member of the front-line health care industry these days and I'm really grateful for so many doctors, nurses, and hospital admins who do their best, but we're all still people. Would have really appreciated some common courtesy over this brief phone call, and perhaps a little empathy about my situation. read more

My son fell while hiking and tore his knee on a rock. Found Mountain Community Hospital as the nearest ER. We were met by a great admin and nursing staff. Very little wait. Was admitted right away. Dr Motamedi was awesome and bedside manner was great. Him and his nursing staff answered every question we had. X-rays and medical treatment were done all within 2 hrs. It was one of the fastest hospital experiences I've ever had. Great job to this staff. read more

The night crew in the ER are horrible they pick favorites on who they give their care to... Annie needs to retire she's bitter and treats patients like they're garbage.. we had Teri M all day she was amazing and when her shift was over everything went to crap... You might as well stay home and suffer rather than being ignored for 4 hours... read more

I would t recommend this place to anyone that actually wants to feel better. I came in with a rash all over my body, I was in the room with the nurse and Dr Beard for 5 minutes before they MISDIAGNOSED me for having scabies when I actually had ringworm. In the picture below they said they "think" I may be infested with scabies or bedbugs. They said "think", they didn't even know for sure what I had just made a blind diagnosis. I wasted my time and money here, I felt like I wasn't worth their time and that they'd say anything to get me out of there quick. Very unprofessional, I have never in my life been to a doctors office that misdiagnoses people for something as common as ringworm. Please take caution if you let anyone that works their care for you, take anything they say with a grain of salt and get a second opinion from literally any other hospital. Use the extra gas to go down the hill to a real hospital with actual doctors that are trained and don't misdiagnos read more

Mountains Community Hospital - This is my doctors note when I got discharged, this is where they say they "think" I have scabies - Hospitals Near Me - Lake Arrowhead, California