Ten Out of Ten
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“It’s so wonderful that UCLA Health was able to open up another clinic for those in this area,” remarks Vialva Steen, mother to four-month-old twins Epic Steen and Eikon Steen. Vialva is enjoying the convenience of the UCLA Health Culver City clinic. “They’re both preemies. Eikon was born four pounds, no ounces, and Epic was five pounds, three ounces. “Can you imagine loading up double the strollers and double the babies with the tote bags just to come to UCLA? This location is key. After this we’re going to Target, then Macy’s and then we’re going to get something to eat. All my kids come to UCLA Health after they’re born. The entire staff is a 10.”
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