Level I Trauma Helipad

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is a 520-bed Westwood hospital whose official UCLA Health page identifies a Level 1 trauma center, emergency and imaging departments, operating rooms, intensive care units, and rooftop helipads.

Contact Information

Address

757 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095

Facility Contact

(310) 825-2111

Main Line

(310) 825-9111

Current ER Status

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Official facility source

Verify current hospital information

This guide was checked against the source below on August 25, 2026. Facility names, services, designations, phone routing, billing terms, and availability can change.

UCLA HealthPrimary source

UCLA Health medical records request guide

Current facility name: Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

What it verifies: The official UCLA Health guide describes the current patient-portal, online authorization, and signed-form routes for requesting records, along with separate contacts for imaging, pathology, and billing records.

What to recheck: The guide does not establish which records exist for one patient, whether every requested item is releasable, or how the records affect an injury claim. Recheck current forms, identity requirements, fees, and processing details before submitting.

UCLA HealthSupporting source

About Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

What it verifies: The official hospital overview identifies the Westwood campus, describes its Level 1 trauma center, and explains selected emergency and trauma capabilities.

What to recheck: The overview is not a live emergency-status, transport, insurance, records, or billing feed. Call 911 for an emergency and verify time-sensitive facility details directly with UCLA Health.

Medical records request guide

How to request records from Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

UCLA Health currently offers three general routes for requesting medical records: the myUCLAhealth patient portal, an online authorization form that requires photo identification, or a completed and signed release form. Imaging, pathology, and billing records can require separate department requests, so identify each record category before submitting.

Open the official medical-records request guide

Use the patient portal

The official guide directs UCLA Health patients to myUCLAhealth and currently notes that the records-request workflow should be accessed from a computer rather than a mobile device.

Complete the online authorization

UCLA Health provides an electronic authorization route. Have current photo identification ready and follow the official prompts so the request reaches Health Information Management.

Submit a signed release form

The downloadable authorization can be submitted through the channels listed by UCLA Health. The official page warns that unsigned or incomplete requests are returned without processing.

Record-request checklist

Patient name, date of birth, and medical-record number if known
Exact treatment dates, campus, emergency department, and treating departments
Specific categories needed, such as emergency notes, discharge instructions, imaging reports, images, consultations, operative notes, and billing records
Delivery recipient, preferred format, current identification, and any authority document required when someone requests records for the patient

Before submitting

Ask for both the radiology report and the underlying images when the images themselves matter; UCLA Health lists radiology requests separately.
Request billing records separately when an itemized financial record is needed, and keep the request confirmation with the resulting files.
Verify the current request options and processing details on the official UCLA Health page before sending protected health information.

Medical Specialties

Emergency Medicine

Trauma Care

Surgery

Intensive Care

Imaging

Trauma Services

Level I Trauma Center

Dedicated Trauma CT

Rooftop Helipads

Intensive Care Units

Location & Highway Access

Nearby Highways

This hospital is accessible from the following major highways:

I-405I-10US-101

Insurance & Payment

Coverage and billing terms vary - verify directly

Contact the hospital's billing or financial-assistance office for current plan participation, patient responsibility, and available programs. Call 911 for a medical emergency.

Medical proof timeline

How records from Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center can support an injury claim

Hospital contact details are only a starting point. A well-organized accident file connects the first emergency visit, diagnosis, imaging, referrals, restrictions, billing, and follow-up care in one timeline.

First visit record

Save discharge papers, triage notes, imaging orders, and the emergency department timeline from Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center.

Specialty follow-up

Track referrals connected to Emergency Medicine, Trauma Care, Surgery so symptoms are not separated from the accident.

Billing and liens

Keep itemized bills, insurance explanations, lien notices, and any payment-plan paperwork in one folder.

Work and daily limits

Document missed work, activity limits, mobility aids, prescriptions, and appointments that show how the injury changed daily life.

Useful next pages

Turn treatment details into a claim plan

What to do after an accidentUse this checklist to connect ER care, police reports, photos, and insurance notice into one timeline.Estimate injury claim valueUse the calculator after treatment details, medical bills, wage loss, and follow-up care are organized.Match treatment to the right service pageMove from medical proof into the claim type that best fits the injury, vehicle, property, or malpractice facts.

Hospital-to-claim routing

What to do with records from Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

A hospital profile becomes more useful when it helps an injured person connect treatment to the next legal step. For Los Angeles patients, the first task is usually organizing the emergency visit, follow-up referrals, billing records, and any restrictions before the insurance company asks for a statement.

If care at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center followed a crash or serious incident, keep the facility record in the same folder as photos, reports, witness information, wage-loss notes, and insurance messages. That prevents the medical story from being reviewed separately from liability and coverage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I request medical records from Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center?

What level trauma center is Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center?

This directory currently lists Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center as a Level I Trauma Center. Trauma designations and services can change, so confirm the current designation through the hospital or the applicable county emergency medical services agency.

Does Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center have a helipad?

This directory currently lists helicopter access as available. Air transport decisions and facility capabilities are time-sensitive, so confirm current information with emergency professionals or the hospital.

What specialties does Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center offer?

This directory summarizes the following areas: Emergency Medicine, Trauma Care, Surgery, Intensive Care, Imaging. It also lists: Level I Trauma Center, Dedicated Trauma CT, Rooftop Helipads, Intensive Care Units. Verify current departments, referrals, and availability on the official hospital site.

What is the emergency contact for Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center?

In a life-threatening emergency, call 911. The listed facility contact for Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is (310) 825-2111; verify current department routing on the official hospital site.

Need Help Organizing Your Accident Questions?

If you've been treated at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center after a car accident, a free intake review can help organize medical records, insurance questions, and possible next steps.

Help with medical bills and lien negotiations

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