Caleb Hsieh, MD

01/21/2026

The UCLA Health Senior Care Clinic provides comprehensive, compassionate primary care for adults 65 and older. We focus on what matters to you by delivering care that supports your health goals. Whether you’re focused on staying active, scheduling preventive screenings, managing chronic conditions or addressing urgent health needs, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Contact us today or click to learn more: https://uclahealth.org/locations/senior-care-clinic?utm_campaign=pediatrics&utm_content=1769031008&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

01/19/2026

The commemoration of holds a significant place in our country. It is also marked as a National Day of Service, the only federal holiday dedicated to serving others. The achievements of Dr. King remind us that justice, fairness and compassion are not abstract ideals—they’re choices we make every day.

01/16/2026

Thanks to UCLA alumnus Larry Layne, a former student-athlete and coach, UCLA Health will receive $11.4 million to advance research in cardiology and hepatology.

A former student-athlete and coach, Layne was a lifelong fan of multiple Bruin sports and a UCLA donor across six decades.

01/15/2026

Fibermaxxing is a trend focused on adding more fiber-rich foods to your daily routine. Many Americans fall short of recommended fiber intake, but increasing consumption can help support heart health and lower the risk of conditions like diabetes and colorectal cancer. Read more:

Breadcrumb Home News & Insights Is ‘fibermaxxing' a sound nutrition trend? Most US adults fall short of the recommended daily fiber intake. Fiber-rich foods include oats, beans, seeds, fruits, vegetables and nuts. January 6, 2026 By Sandy Cohen, Senior ...

01/14/2026

The Rose Parade is an iconic Los Angeles New Year tradition, and this year, UCLA Health transplant patient Mark Kessler was honored on the OneLegacy Donate Life float.

Diagnosed with congestive heart failure in 2007, Mark managed his condition with medication for years. In 2024, as his disease progressed, changes in his heart function began to affect his liver, requiring more advanced care. His cardiologist referred him to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, where he was placed on the heart and liver transplant waiting list as a result of his organ failure. Later that year, he received both a heart and liver transplant and experienced a remarkable recovery.

In 2025, Mark returned to full-time work, grateful for his renewed life and the generous gift from his donor. Learn more about our Heart and Liver Transplant programs: https://ucla.in/49yncyi

01/12/2026

The essential daily routines of elite athletes aren't necessarily complex — see how they leverage discipline to drive success. Watch part three of our UCLA Health Playbook series and learn the basic habits athletes use to keep life optimal on the court, and off.

Featuring:
Kevin Love – NBA Player, UCLA Men's Basketball Alumni, Kevin Love Fund
Cori Close – UCLA Women's Basketball Coach
Dr. Kristofer Jones – UCLA Health Orthopedic Surgeon, Los Angeles Lakers Team Doctor

01/09/2026

At the UCLA Health Senior Care Clinic, we’re more than just a clinic; we’re here to walk alongside you on your health journey. Our team is dedicated to providing personalized, comprehensive primary care designed for adults 65 and older, helping you stay active and confident in your health.

Your health matters to us. That’s why we bring together physicians, nurses, social workers, pharmacists, and other specialists to deliver seamless, whole-person care centered on you.

Free parking is available! Learn more: https://uclahealth.org/locations/senior-care-clinic

01/08/2026

One year after the LA wildfires began, medical experts share insights on the long-term health impact, ongoing recovery, and how the community can stay prepared. Read here: https://ucla.in/49wyFhO

01/07/2026

It’s often easier to start an exercise routine than to stick with one. Dr. Josh Goldman, sports medicine specialist, shares practical tips on motivation, habit-forming, and long-term fitness. Read more here:

Breadcrumb Home News & Insights Tips for creating an exercise plan you'll stick with ‘Establishing consistency is far more important than doing too much too soon,' says UCLA Health's Dr. Josh Goldman, team physician for the Los Angeles Chargers and the ...

01/05/2026

A hero among us. Ed Nazarian began donating at the UCLA Blood & Platelet Center out of good will and a desire to feel connected to UCLA. For nearly two decades, Ed has kept a standing appointment every two weeks, giving the maximum 24 donations each year. His reason? “You have to leave this Earth a better place than what you were born into.”

Along the way, he earned his master’s degree and became part of the UCLA Alumni community. Read his inspiring story, and consider making a lifesaving donation this season: https://ucla.in/3N3UVYJ

12/31/2025

We’re wrapping up 2025 with highlights of our top social moments. Together, we’re ready to keep on rising in the new year.

12/24/2025