Our team will reach out once we receive a referral from a doctor. If you would like to get ahead, contact our new patient department at (323) 760-9757 and someone will be in touch

For your first appointment, make sure you have:

• Photo ID 
• Insurance cards 
• Surgical or N95 mask
• Registration packet, medical records
• List of questions for your doctor (optional) 

CareSpace is your patient portal. You can communicate with your care team, see lab slips & results, see appointment times, and more. Log into your account here.

You can call the office, login to your CareSpace portal to see all scheduled appointment times, or email your care team. 

There will likely be bloodwork and vitals, so wear loose, comfortable clothing, with access to arm or chest.

Depending on what treatment, it can last anywhere from 30 minutes to 5 hours. Contact your clinic to confirm duration and prepare for that length. 

On your first day of treatment, you will: 

• meet with your oncologist for any last minute questions 
• meet your nurses and care team who will explain the treatment in detail and provide educational information. 

Always verify with your doctor before your appointment. But usually, unless they have specified not to, you can bring snacks and drinks into the infusion room. Contact your clinic to confirm duration and prepare for that length. Wi-fi is available for patients. Bring whatever you’d like to keep you entertained. Some people bring the following: 

• Books 
• Music 
• Crosswords/sudoku 
• Laptop/tablet 
• Snacks/beverage

Patients can bring a caregiver or family member to the MD appointment for support. However, generally only patients are allowed in the infusion room. While we love children, nobody under 18 is permitted in our clinics due to safety precautions. 

Yes, there is Wi-Fi available. The clinic staff can share this information with you. 

Your doctor will discuss lab results with you at your next appointment. Our staff does their best notify you as soon as possible once your lab results are ready, but they can also be viewed in your CareSpace portal once the doctor has reviewed them. 

Yes, surgical or N-95 masks covering nose and mouth are required in the clinic setting. Unless patients are eating, drinking, or taking medications, the mask must remain on at all times. Our staff wear masks as well.  

All rooms and infusion chairs are sanitized in between patient visits, and all surfaces are routinely cleaned. The staff always wear masks to keep patients safe, and staff are vaccinated according to the CDC guidelines. We follow the most up-to-date CDC COVID-19 prevention guidelines for patient and staff safety, as well as the exposure precautions and guidelines.

Garage parking available $10 per hour, $20 daily limit

Garage parking available $1.50 per 15 minutes, or $13.75 daily maximum . Free street parking available, 2 hour limit

Garage parking available at 1317 Shatto St. $1 per 10 minutes, or $10 daily maximum 

Garage parking available, office can validate ticket and it will cost $1. Without validation $7  

Garage parking available, $1.50 minimum, $1 per 20 m, or $6.50 daily maximum. Handicapped placard pays $1 

Plenty of free parking in the lot garage

Garage parking available, $1 per 20 minutes, or $9 daily maximum

Plenty of free parking in the lot  

Garage parking available, $3 per hour, or $7 daily maximum 

Garage parking available, $1 per 20 minutes, or $7 daily maximum  

Plenty of free parking in the lot

Plenty of free parking in the lot

All questions about insurance, benefits, billing, patient statement, eligibility, and any insurance updates. You can also pay your bill here. This does not include billing for medication.

Contact for any questions about your CareSpace patient portal. 

Contact if you need to obtain your medical records for personal use or have them sent to another office.

Contact to refer a patient or to make your first appointment. 

Contact for questions or information regarding clinical trials. You can always ask your provider about clinical trials, or view our current trials.

For all external medical services. LACN provides care coordination assistance for patients needing services outside our clinic such as CT scans, PET scans, x-ray, MRI. You can contact this number for assistance with authorizations for these procedures.

All questions related to MD or treatment appointments that require authorization for drugs or visit.

You can call this number, and a member of our staff will get back to you as quickly as possible.