Huntington Medical Foundation

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), based in Los Angeles, is the world's largest provider of HIV/AIDS medical care, serving over 2 million patients across 48 countries. Since its inception in 1987, AHF has focused on innovative treatment, prevention, and advocacy strategies to combat the AIDS epidemic globally. In addition to healthcare services, AHF actively engages in humanitarian efforts, providing emergency relief in times of disaster, such as during the recent earthquake in Haiti. The foundation prioritizes funding and advocacy to ensure equitable access to healthcare and related services, contributing millions annually to various organizations aimed at HIV awareness and support. Generated from the website

Los Angeles Medical Center, founded in 1975 by Dr. Walter Jayasinghe, is a general practice clinic located in the Westlake district of Los Angeles, California, specializing in OB-GYN, Pediatrics, and Cosmetic Surgery. With a dedicated staff of approximately 60 employees, the center has provided compassionate care to over 800,000 patients and delivered more than 13,000 babies across multiple locations in underserved communities. Operating four locations in Los Angeles County and two in Orange County, the center emphasizes accessible healthcare by allowing walk-in patients to receive professional evaluations in a friendly environment. Their services include comprehensive family planning, prenatal care, pediatric care, and vaccinations, all aimed at supporting the needs of low-income and minority populations. Generated from the website