Milestones
2023
Beverly Community Hospital joins the Adventist Health family under the new name Adventist Health White Memorial Montebello.
2021
The MRI suite renovation is complete with the installation of the new Canon Vantage Titan 1.5T Magnetic Resonance Imaging System
2019
Emergency Care Center Renovation and Expansion with 15 Additional Beds.
2018
Hensel Maternity Center Remodeled into 18 Private Maternity Suites
2014
Workers’ Compensation Program and Industrial Clinic started in partnership with West Ocean MD.
2013
Family Care Center opened to provide affordable and accessible primary care services to the community
2010
Beverly Hospital is a recipient of the HealthGrades Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence for consecutive years
2008
GE digital mammogram system was installed in the Women’s Pavilion and Breast Center
2007
Beverly became a STEMI Receiving Center
2006
Picture archiving and communications (PAC) system allowed the diagnostic imaging department to go filmless
2005
The hospital opened a state-of-the-art Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine
2004
Women’s Care Center was established to serve low income and underserved mothers-to-be
1999
Beverly Hospital celebrated the opening of its Diabetes Treatment Center on August 26
1998
The Women’s Pavilion and Breast Center opened
1997
An 18,000-pound magnet—part of a new MRI system—is installed in Beverly’s new radiology building
1997
Beverly Hospital Medical Plaza (the “101 building”) was acquired for $3 million
1995
NICU opened
1995
Beverly Hospital began an affiliation with a hospital association, which ended three years later.
1988
Hensel Maternity Center opened
1984
First computer system was installed
1982
The hospital purchased a state-of-the-art CT scanner
1980
New gastrointestinal laboratory enabled physicians to conduct endoscopic exams
1980
Outpatient/Admissions Service program completed
1977
First open heart surgery took place at Beverly
1975
Cardiac rehabilitation program started
1974
Beverly Hospital Foundation was founded to raise funds for the hospital
1973
Tower Building opened
1967
Emerson Wing opened
1962
Beverly Hospital hired its first professional administrator
1960
First board-certified specialist joined the medical staff
1957
Center, East, and West Wings of the hospital were cut in half and moved to the back of the hospital and new wings were built
1954
Medical staff pledged funds for the first major addition to the hospital
1952
Beverly Hospital Guild held its first meeting
1949
The not-for-profit Beverly Community Hospital Association, Inc. was formed on May 20
1942
East Los Angeles Hospital Association converted a local rest home into a private hospital for general practitioners
1939
Local physicians formed the East Los Angeles Hospital Association