Titanium Healthcare recently held an “Open House” and ribbon-cutting at its new location in Garden Grove, 12566 Valley View St.
To honor local communities, Titanium chose 12-pieces of artwork from the recent Printmasters of Los Alamitos’, 10666 Los Alamitos Blvd., “Artists of Los Alamitos” student art contest.
“We produced and hung large reproductions of the artwork in the halls of the new Titanium office, said Printmasters Owner Nesi Stewart. “During Titanium’s open house, special presentations were given to the young artists’ whose artwork had been chosen for the facility.”
The Grand Opening was fun for everyone and in particular for the students, who had the opportunity to play Bingo; participate in Fall-crafts such as pumpkin decorating, a photo booth, and raffle prizes..
Throughout the day, complementary food and beverages were provided by Hustle N Dough Doughnut Truck and lunch was provided by Taco Grille, along with DJ Connection that kept the energy up with his tunes.
“We were honored that the Orange County Fire Authority was able to attend the Grand Opening for several hours; the kids enjoyed the thrill of being up-close to a real fire truck,” said Miller. “The World Harvest Los Angeles Food Bank truck showed up and stole the show with its beautiful organic produce.”
And, Garden Grove City Council Member George Brietigam was in attendance at the ribbon cutting and awarded CEO Gray Miller with a certificate of recognition from the City
Now, you may be wondering how Los Alamitos and Garden Grove are connected; Well, it seems that years ago, while looking for a printing service, Tor Miller with Titanium based in Carmel-by-the-Sea, in Central Calif., found PrintMasters in Los Alamitos, in Southern Calif.,
via the Internet and a good business relationship was forged and continues to date.
“I simply Googled printers, as I was looking for a printer close to our Los Alamitos clinic, when I came upon PrintMasters and immediately picked up the phone to chat with them as I loved their website and the friendly-feeling it projected,” Miller explained.
Tor Miller continued, “We’ve been working with PrintMasters for several years. We started off with business cards and now they produce pretty much every print item that reaches our patients – from banners to brochures – to facemasks and the list is endless,” Miller said. “Titanium has an in-house design team that works closely with PrintMasters team and we are always thrilled with the quality of print they produce.”
An idea bloomed when Owner Nesi Stewart and her team asked Titanium to judge the “Artists of Los Al” competition – an art competition that took place during the pandemic where local school children could submit their artwork, while expressing their feelings about COVID-19 and reflect upon their thoughts and memories of the difficult time.
“Later, we took inspiration from this and have showcased 12-pieces of the fabulous student’s artwork in our Garden Grove clinic, where we were able to recognize the artists’ with a ceremony and gifts, whose work we now have displayed on our walls,” Miller said.
Some Titanium Healthcare information includes that it was started with a mindset to fearlessly shake-up healthcare in order to make it better for everyone.
“We provide the sort of care we’d want for our own families – the sort where heart and compassion come first, said Miller. “We’re reducing costs and yet our patients have better outcomes and we spend more time with our patients – on an average of 30-45 minutes per appointment – and we never rush our patients, so we truly get to know them and to understand their health concerns.”
Miller said that patients have access to Titanium 24/7 via a nurse phone-line, along with many other services, such as care coordination, which can be life changing for many patients.
She said their services include a dedicated senior program, obesity management programs, Transitional Care, for those who have recently been discharged from a hospital; Primary Care, and Care Coordination.
“Titanium is a key provider of the California and Washington State ‘Health Homes Program,’ which is a program set-up to provide care coordination services such as access to food, housing, medical specialists and community services,” Miller explained.
Currently, Titanium has seven clinic locations, plus a Health Homes Hub in Inglewood, Calif.
Miller said they plan on making the event an annual one. “We’re thrilled to be part of this wonderful community; our doors are open to patients and we encourage people to stop by, say hello and experience healthcare the way it should be done.”