Hoag signed on as “exclusive health care provider” to the Orange
County Soccer Club. The Hoag logo debuted on the professional soccer team’s
jerseys during a match against the Seattle Sounders 2 on June 24 at Orange
County Great Park.
Hoag also provides “comprehensive health care services on and off
the field” for the club’s coaching staff and players, including
“pre-season screenings, physical exams, care by Hoag physicians
for injuries during games, and medical exams throughout each season.”
“Through their discipline, competitive spirit and teamwork, the players
and coaches of the Orange County Soccer Club inspire all who are fortunate
enough to watch them in action,” Hoag President and Chief Executive
Robert Braithwaite said in a statement. “They represent our community
on the athletic field, and all of us at Hoag are honored to be associated
with them.”
James Keston, chief investment officer of LARO Properties LP in Encino,
acquired the Orange County Blues FC in September and renamed it Orange
County Soccer Club.
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