Resultsbee.com

1901 Santa Monica Blvd,Santa Monica,CA

The Santa Monica Music Center (SMMC) was established not only for the commercial purpose of marketing goods and services to its customers, but more so for the greater goal of the creation of a powerful venue for Santa Monica youth to effectively learn and appreciate music. It is a known fact that music is a tremendous tool of expression that goes beyond the complexities of culture, language and other human idiosyncrasies. With the alarming rise in juvenile crime statistics, it is of utmost importance that the youth of Santa Monica find an outlet to vent such negative emotions as anger and depression and move toward a more positive direction. To achieve this goal, we are committed to provide the best music instruction program to the youth -- most of our teachers are working professional musicians, ensuring up-to-date, practical information and teaching methods. We at the Santa Monica Music Center are dedicated to the belief that music is a defining key to the future of our youth.

(131) 045 - 3192

1618 Cotner Ave,Los Angeles,CA

Whether you want to learn to social dance, ballroom dance, salsa dance, or learn a wedding dance, Alexis can help you! Learn quickly and easily! Alexis offers classes and private instruction for all levels, beginner, intermediate, and advanced! Alexis is proficient in teaching over 20 styles of partnership dance. Dancing and competing with her students in showcases and competitions, they take first placements and she often wins top teacher awards. Whether you're wanting to learn to dance for a special event or wedding--perhaps salsa, a variety of club dances, or any of the ballroom dances-- she can help you fulfill your dance dream. She teaches in a patient, yet firm style rippled with comedic relief. Offering a wide variety of ballroom classes, including salsa, bachata, tango, swing, cha cha, foxtrot, rumba and more!

(186) 536 - 0746

10250 Santa Monica Blvd. Suite 2440,Los Angeles,CA

"As a clinician, my strategic and scholarly focus is on testing better system designs to reliably deliver the 4 Pillars of Primary Care (Personal Relationship over time, Access to the right care/right time, Comprehensive Care, and Well-Coordinated Care) to individuals and communities. In my work I have tested the application of the Model for Improvement from the Institute of Healthcare Improvement to the transformation of primary care practices into value producing Patient Centered Medical Homes (capable of the reliable delivery of the 4 Pillars). The promotion of wellness for the defined communities served by primary care practices requires the leveraging of the best evidence on population-based care delivery by experienced clinician-scholars dedicated to the care of defined populations across the life cycle. This work must be supported by the development of innovative informatics to provide useful information to providers, patients, and administrators while minimizing cognitive workload. As a teacher and clinician I have 30 years of experience caring for vulnerable populations. I have developed survey instruments to provide care teams with data on what I describe as the four domains of wellness- Behavioral Health (including Social Determinants), Oral Health, Fitness/Nutrition/Rehabilitation and Medical. This data animates dashboards designed to reduce the cognitive work required to reliably recognize the impact of multiple determinants on the well-being of each patient. Further, these dashboards will communicate dynamic changes in wellness and outcomes resulting from planned interventions, providing both monitoring and static outcomes measurement functionality. It is my hope that these metrics may support payment for value, which is the only economic path toward financially sustainable medical homes and integrated health networks. For the coming year, my professional priorities are to continuously improve the way we practice and teach population-based and family-centered care across the life-cycle within the UCLA Health Network. Most of my practice-based research will take place within The Watts Health Center in South Los Angeles, where I will continue to serve vulnerable populations through direct patient care, teaching, and translational research."

(131) 028 - 6012

4108 S Crenshaw Blvd Ste 1005,Los Angeles,CA

Our credentialed teachers are actively teaching in the classroom so they up-to-date with today's standards and methods of instruction.

(121) 386 - 3855

3500 Lomita Blvd Suite 300,Torrance,CA

<div class="flex-video"><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/cygYXxJKYuE" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></div> <p>Dr. Cader is a South Bay native and received his undergraduate degree from UCLA. Coming from a family of physicians, it was natural for him to pursue medicine, graduating from the UCLA-Drew Medical Education Program. He then pursued a Masters degree in Public Health, specializing in Epidemiology while teaching UCLA medical students. Dr. Cader went on to specialize in Internal Medicine at the UCLA/San Fernando Valley Program. He trained in Primary Care-Internal Medicine which gave him greater exposure to Alternative Medicine, Adolescent Health, Geriatrics, Men's Health, Sports Medicine, and Women's Health, in addition to care for medically complex conditions. He joined the UCLA faculty while serving as Chief Resident in Internal Medicine and now holds the rank of Professor of Clinical Medicine at UCLA. Dr. Cader enjoys taking care of all of his patient care needs from simple sprains to treatment of disorders such as hypertension, CHF, pneumonia, and diabetes as well as complex medical diseases. His practice style is one of collaboration with his patients, employing preventative measures.</p> <p>Dr. Cader completed a Fellowship in Medical Education at UCLA and is the recipient of the prestigious Outpatient Faculty Teacher of the Year Award. He has a keen interest in community Health and Preventative Health. He cofounded UMMA Community clinic which provides health care to the poor of Los Angeles. He continues to serve UMMA's Advisory Board of Directors and volunteers his time helping the underserved. He received Humanitarian Awards for his international relief work during the Asian Tsunami and for providing care for the Homeless in Los Angeles. He is also a Fellow at the American College of Physicians (FACP).</p> <p>Dr. Cader lives in the South Bay with his wife and three boys where he volunteers as an AYSO soccer referee and in other community events. He grew up swimming at the Torrance Plunge and continues to enjoy swimming both in the pool and ocean. He and his family love the outdoors, traveling, going to UCLA football games and hanging out at the beach. Dr. Cader's goal is to help his patients achieve an active and healthy lifestyle.</p>

(131) 025 - 7002

3807 Wilshire Blvd Ste 1140,Los Angeles,CA

Accredited language school teaching ESL and foreign languages. Small classes. Experienced teachers and nice atmosphere.

(121) 338 - 1670