Outlook Good for Sinatra, Cedars-Sinai Official Says
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Frank Sinatra was still hospitalized Friday for a mild heart attack and the outlook was good for the 81-year-old entertainer, his spokeswoman and the hospital said.
Paramedics took Sinatra to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in West Los Angeles early Thursday for what Dr. Rex Kennamer called “an uncomplicated heart attack.” It was Sinatra’s third hospitalization in two months.
“He’s not in [intensive care], he’s in a private room, and that’s a good thing,” said hospital spokeswoman Charlie Lahaie.
Sinatra’s wife, Barbara, was with her husband and other family members had visited, said Susan Reynolds, Sinatra’s publicist.
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