Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

Respected Around the World for Research and Patient Care

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center has been a beacon of medical excellence since 1955. Renowned for its award-winning care, the hospital spans 4 acres on the UCLA campus in West Los Angeles. The 10-story building prioritizes healing through open spaces, gardens and panoramic views in patient rooms.

With a Level 1 trauma center and 520 inpatient beds, the medical center has specialized floors, including UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital and the Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA. Every floor dedicates itself to a medical specialty and offers cutting-edge services. All patient rooms can convert into an intensive care unit for continuous critical care.

As a magnet for nursing excellence and a leader in organ transplantation, the medical center serves over 50,000 emergency room patients each year. UCLA Health consistently ranks among the best hospitals nationwide, holding the U.S. News & World Report's distinction for more than 30 years.

Why Choose Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center?

When patients and their families choose our hospital, they access:

• Award-winning care: Among the many awards and designations secured by Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center are the highest-level Trauma Center designation from the American College of Surgeons; the Distinguished Hospitals for Clinical Excellence from Healthgrades; and more. 
• Cutting-edge technology: As a pioneer in health care technology, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is committed to leading-edge advancements in patient care. This campus is paperless, with wireless access throughout. Operating in state-of-the-art integrated rooms, surgeons use voice-activated controls, advanced imaging and green lighting for enhanced vision. 
• A leader in research and advanced therapies: By integrating research into patient care, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is at the forefront of medical advancements. Patients have access to treatments and procedures not available elsewhere.