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City of Hope Opens New Corona Facility

Exterior picture of the new City of Hope facility in Corona.
City of Hope
Exterior picture of the new City of Hope facility in Corona.

This week, City of Hope opened a brand-new outpatient clinic in the City of Corona.

The 32,000 square foot facility is now the non-profits largest clinical network site and is nearly three times larger than their previous Corona facility.

Dr. Vijay Trisal is the Chief Medical Officer for City of Hope. "This cancer center that is opening, it belongs to the communities of Corona and (the) Inland Empire," said Trisal.

City of Hope is a designated comprehensive cancer center by the National Cancer Institute. To receive the designation, the institute looks at an organization's leadership, research being conducted, and the development of new cancers treatments.

Trisal added that the organization's ultimate goal is to care for patients and deliver cancer cures. "Our promise is that we will bring the best in class care to the people in and around Corona. We will bring the 100 years of expertise in treating cancers, and we will bring the 100 years of care and 100 years of compassion that is built into the very fabric of City of Hope," said Trisal.

In total, City of Hope now has more than 35 SoCal locations, with another location set to open later this year in Orange County.

Jonathan Linden was a reporter at 91.9 KVCR in San Bernardino, California. He joined KVCR in July 2021 and served with the station till October 2022.