East San Jose community concerned about planned closure of trauma center

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East San Jose community concerned about planned closure of trauma center
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Residents said there is a critical need for a nearby medical support system in case of emergencies.

SAN JOSE — A community is rallying together to speak out against the planned closure of an East San Jose trauma center.Sharon Martinez, a resident of Milpitas, delivered a heartfelt plea at Tuesday's Board of Supervisors Meeting, sharing her personal story of survival thanks to the East San Jose Regional Trauma Center. Martinez recounted how the trauma center played a crucial role in saving her life back in 2019 when she suffered a brain hemorrhage.

Closing the trauma center would force patients experiencing emergencies such as heart attacks or strokes to travel significantly farther for immediate care.Supervisor Cindy Chavez, representing District 2, emphasized the public safety implications of the closure, especially for communities near the Regional Medical Center. 'All of these patients would have to go to other emergency rooms,' she stated.

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