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Lompoc Valley Medical Center rates better than state or federal averages in a key ranking of hospital quality metrics.

This week our CEO updates the community on Covid figures in Santa Barbara County, vaccinations clinics, and LVMC's Hospital Quality Institute (HQI) report.

Abdominal pain, a visible bulge, and pain when lifting heavy objects are all possible signs of a hernia, which can be effectively treated with surgery.

Healthy families who stay physically active generally tend to be happy families, as exercise can reduce the risk of illness and disease, and improve your mood and mental wellness. The second Saturday in June of every year is observed as Family Health and Fitness Day. This special day was created by the National Recreation and Park Association and promotes the role of parks and recreation in keeping families and communities healthy.

This week our CEO updates the community on hospital visitation policies, COVID-19 positivity rate, and vaccinations.

Recognizing early signs of dementia and cognitive decline remains critical to connecting older adults with the treatment they need to improve or delay symptoms.

Cataracts are exceedingly common, especially with increasing age. The treatment for cataracts is also common, as well as highly safe and effective.

This week our CEO updates the community on the County's tier, new testing requirements, COVID-19 vaccinations, and much more.

Registered Nurse Jared Clodfelter, BSN, was named LVMC’s newest recipient of The DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses. Jared, who has been a Medical-Surgical nurse at LVMC since last September, is nicknamed “Sparkles” or “Dr. Sparkles” by his coworkers.

Aphasia is a condition that impairs your ability to write and verbally communicate. Without treatment, aphasia can reduce the quality of life and make it difficult for you to interact with others, including your loved ones.

Lyme disease is a common tick-borne illness and, if unidentified or untreated, it can have serious health consequences.

This week our CEO updates the community on COVID-19 positivity rate, vaccination distribution, our Nursing Assistant Training Program, and more.

If you have received a bill for payment of a Covid-19 vaccination at Lompoc Valley Medical Center, please disregard the bill. These bills were sent in error, and you will not be held accountable for payment. 

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Learn more about COVID-19 Vaccinations at LVMC

In the Comprehensive Care Center Activities Department, “Story Time” is an almost daily interactive way to engage residents.

Lompoc Valley Medical Center announces the creation of a New Graduate Residency Program for registered nurses.