Level II Trauma Centers in Los Angeles County, CA
There are 10 Level II trauma centers in Los Angeles County, CA in our directory. Level II trauma centers offer comprehensive trauma care with 24-hour surgeons and specialists, similar to Level I but without the research and teaching requirements.
Based on the trauma designation in the Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) hospitals layer, compiled from state trauma registries. Designations change; confirm with the state EMS office.
Level II Trauma Centers in Los Angeles County, CA
- St Mary Medical Center1050 Linden Ave · Long Beach, CA · 5★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- Northridge Hospital Medical Center18300 Roscoe Blvd · Northridge, CA · 4★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- Providence Holy Cross Medical Center15031 Rinaldi St · Mission Hills, CA · 4★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center1798 N Garey Ave · Pomona, CA · 3★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- Saint Francis Medical Center3630 East Imperial Highway · Lynwood, CA · 3★ CMSAcute care hospital
- California Hospital Medical Center La1401 South Grand Avenue · Los Angeles, CA · 2★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital23845 Mcbean Pkwy · Valencia, CA · 2★ CMSAcute care hospital
- Memorialcare Long Beach Medical Center2801 Atlantic Ave · Long Beach, CA · 2★ CMSAcute care hospital
- Antelope Valley Hospital1600 W Ave J · Lancaster, CA · 1★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- Huntington Hospital100 W California Blvd · Pasadena, CA · ERAcute care hospital
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Level II trauma center?
Level II trauma centers offer comprehensive trauma care with 24-hour surgeons and specialists, similar to Level I but without the research and teaching requirements.
How many Level II trauma centers are in Los Angeles County, CA?
We list 10 Level II trauma centers in Los Angeles County, CA. Based on the trauma designation in the Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) hospitals layer, compiled from state trauma registries. Designations change; confirm with the state EMS office.
Why might a Level II trauma center be missing from this list?
We only list a hospital here when CMS data or another source confirms it. If you know a hospital that belongs on this page, open its listing and use "Suggest a correction", or add it through our submission form.
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