California law (Assembly Bill 1204) requires hospitals to share information about the quality of care and patient outcomes for different groups of people, such as age, race and ethnicity, language, and insurance type. Each year, hospitals must submit a report to the state that identifies where differences in care exist and outlines what steps will be taken to make care more equitable. These reports are posted on the state’s website and on each hospital’s website, including ours, so patients and families can see how we are working to provide fair and equal care for everyone.

At College Hospital Costa Mesa, we are committed to advancing health equity and improving clinical outcomes for all members of our community. Our Patient Equity Report includes general information about the law, key data findings, our top areas where disparities were identified, and the action plans we are implementing to reduce those differences. The report also highlights some of our priority areas, including person-centered care, patient safety, and culturally responsive treatment.

Hospital Equity Measures Report: College Hospital Costa Mesa