LOS ANGELES : AIDS Facility Opens in Downtown Area
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A new AIDS clinic was opened last week on the grounds of the California Medical Center in downtown Los Angeles.
The facility, operated by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation with a staff of 10, will offer early intervention services, a women’s clinic and care for those with full-blown AIDS.
The foundation, which relies primarily on government funding, also runs a Hollywood clinic and two hospices.
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