Tri City Regional Medical Center

Tri-City Regional Medical Center was a 107-bed acute care hospital located in Hawaiian Gardens, California. The facility provided a wide range of medical services, including emergency care, surgical procedures, and intensive care to the local community for several decades. In early 2016, the medical center ceased all operations and closed its doors following severe financial distress and the suspension of its Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements. The closure was also linked to broader legal and regulatory issues involving healthcare fraud investigations in the region. Prior to its closure, it served as a critical healthcare hub for residents of Hawaiian Gardens and surrounding areas.