Moving PMR services offsite frees up critical ED space for patient care, reduces congestion in the ED, allowing for expansion and improved patient flow.

USC VHH will bring in SPECT-CT; enhancing diagnostic capabilities within the hospital to improve accuracy and speed of imaging, reduce delays, and support better clinical decisions.

USC VHH will also expand its inpatient pharmacy, ensuring timely medicated delivery for growing patient volumes to support ED and inpatient growth by reducing medication turnaround times and improving patient safety.

PMR services within the community will continue and be strengthened through Glendale Community College’s (GCC) collaboration with the University of Southern California (USC). PMR services will move to GCC Montrose facility (former PDC building) for the purpose of OT/PT clinical services.

There will be collaboration to develop GCC Allied Health programs with support from USC, and a joint use facility agreement with GCC and USC. This will include a clinical floor to support the community provided through USC Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy faculty clinics, educational floor for GCC program offerings and faculty offices, and student clinical rotations will be conducted on the clinical floor.

2340 Honolulu Avenue (former Professional Development Center (PDC) building)

The clinic is set to open July 1, 2026.

USC Divisions of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy

Monday-Friday 7:00am-7:00pm

Current parking within the PDC building lot will accommodate all patients.

The Fall Proof and Get Up & Go classes will continue at USC VHH.

Construction is anticipated in 2029-2031 and the GCC Allied Health Facility is anticipated to open around 2031.

2350 Honolulu Avenue (former Citibank building)

Learning spaces (lecture, lab), clinical spaces, community spaces