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Is UCLA Health Long COVID Program a Long COVID clinic in Los Angeles?

Yes. UCLA Health Long COVID Program is a clinic or hospital service in Los Angeles, California, United States, listed for Long COVID, and POTS and dysautonomia.

It offers assessment, rehabilitation, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, mental health support and peer support. Access is by referral from a GP or family doctor. The service is billed to health insurance.

Type
Clinic
Conditions
Long COVID, and POTS and dysautonomia
Services
Assessment, rehabilitation, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, mental health support and peer support
How to access
Referral from a gp or family doctor
Funding
Billed to health insurance
Address
Los Angeles, California
Website
uclahealth.org/medical-services/long-covid
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Open the institution that runs it
Listed by
Public Health Action Network Long COVID clinics
Last checked
October 2026, against Google Maps and the service's own website

Good to know

  • Physician referral, documented positive COVID test and 12+ weeks of symptoms required.

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