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Harbor–UCLA Family Medicine Clinic Relocation

Harbor–UCLA is moving its Family Medicine Primary Care Clinic to a new building at the main medical campus. This change will happen on or after January 7, 2027.

What This Means for Patients

  • Your Family Medicine doctors and care team are not changing.
  • All services you get now will still be available at the new location.
  • The new clinic is modern, easier to get to, and closer to other important services like X‑ray, the lab, pharmacy, and rehab.

Current Location
Harbor–UCLA Family Health Center
1403 W. Lomita Blvd., 2nd Floor
Harbor City, CA 90710

New Clinic Location
Harbor–UCLA Medical Center
1000 W. Carson St.
Torrance, CA 90502

PUBLIC NOTICE

Pursuant to California Health and Safety Code Section 1255.25, Harbor–UCLA Medical Center (Harbor–UCLA) is providing public notice of the relocation of its Family Medicine Primary Care Outpatient Services. Effective January 7, 2027, these services will relocate from their current location at the Harbor–UCLA Family Medicine/Family Health Center, 1403 W. Lomita Blvd., 2nd Floor, Harbor City, CA, 90710, to the Harbor–UCLA main medical campus at 1000 W. Carson St., Torrance, CA, 90205, as set forth in the attachments to this notice, which are incorporated herein by this reference.

On September 9, 2026, Harbor–UCLA celebrated the opening of its new, state-of-the-art Clinic Building. This new facility represents an important investment in our patients, our workforce, and the communities we serve in the South Bay. By bringing more outpatient and support services together in one place, patients can more easily access the care they need.

All Family Medicine Primary Care services currently available to our patients will continue at the new, state-of-the-art location. Bringing these services onto the Harbor–UCLA medical campus will give patients more convenient access to other important services, including radiology, pharmacy, laboratory, and rehabilitation services. It will also reduce the need for patients to travel between separate locations for different parts of their care.

The relocation of these services will be completed on or after January 7, 2027.

The nearest available comparable services in the community are:

Harbor–UCLA Medical Center (Los Angeles County Department of Health Services)
1000 W. Carson St., Torrance, CA, 90502
Serves Medi-Cal and Medicare patients

Northeast Community Clinic (Harbor City Health Center)
1403 W. Lomita Blvd, Suite 100, Harbor City, CA 90710
Serves Medi-Cal and Medicare patients

Wilmington Health Center (Los Angeles County Department of Health Services)
1325 Broad Avenue, Wilmington, CA, 90744
Serves Medi-Cal and Medicare patients

PUBLIC NOTICE ATTACHMENT

TYPE OF SERVICE BEING RELOCATED: Family Medicine primary care outpatient services

AGGREGATED PATIENT DATA FOR THE PAST FIVE (5) YEARS

Data from 2021 through 2026.

Total Patients: 16,537

Visits: 134,070

Conditions Treated

Count

%

Factors Influencing Health Status

212517

35.60%

Endocrine/Metabolic

83952

14.06%

Symptoms/Ill-defined Conditions

57269

9.59%

Musculoskeletal Disorders

49207

8.24%

Circulatory Disorders

44891

7.52%

Mental/Behavioral Disorders

27469

4.60%

Genitourinary Disorders

22904

3.84%

Digestive Disorders

20515

3.44%

Neurologic Disorders

15194

2.54%

Dermatologic Disorders

12127

2.03%

Hematologic Disorders

11944

2.00%

Respiratory Disorders

9049

1.52%

Eye/Ear Disorders

8398

1.41%

Infectious Diseases

7248

1.21%

Injury/Poisoning/Trauma

5118

0.86%

Neoplasms

3676

0.62%

Other

2692

0.45%

Pregnancy/Childbirth

1368

0.23%

Congenital Anomalies

1176

0.20%

Perinatal Conditions

303

0.05%

Grand Total

597017

100%

Current Demographic Data

Age

Patients

%

0-9

465

2.7%

10-19

584

3.4%

20-29

3148

18.5 %

30-39

3557

20.9%

40-49

2657

15.6%

50-59

3092

18.2%

60-69

2539

14.9%

70-79

732

4.3%

80-89

188

1.1%

90-99

25

0.1%

100-109

3

0.0%

Race/Ethnicity

Patients

%

American Indian or Alaska Native

28

0.2%

Asian

1706

10.0%

Black or African American

2033

12.0%

Hispanic/Latino

8713

51.3%

Multi-Race

169

1.0%

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

90

0.5%

Other/Unknown

2651

15.6%

White

1600

9.4%

Payor Mix

Payor Mix

Patients

%

Uninsured

5592

32.9%

Medi-Cal

10524

61.9%

IHSS

891

5.2%

NOTES:

(1) The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services notified the California Department of Public Health, the State licensing authority, the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors District 2 and 4, and the Los Angeles City Council, Lomita City Council, Torrance City Council, and Carson City Council, on October 9, 2026, respectively, that these services are being relocated.

(2) The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services published notice of the relocation (a) in a conspicuous location on its website starting October 9, 2026; (b) in newspapers of general circulation, including the Daily Breeze, La Opinion, Korea Times and LA Sentinel for a minimum of 15 dates; (c) on the website of the Daily Breeze a newspaper of general circulation serving the local area in which the facility is located; and (d) posted notice at the entrance of every community clinic within Los Angeles County that grants voluntary permission for posting.