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EHS Participates in Career Day at Eastside Elementary
We were very excited to participate in the Career Day event held on April 26 at Eastside Elementary. During the event, students had the opportunity to learn about the various professions they can find in the medical field, and especially within a hospital setting. Members of our staff with Texas Emergency Hospital gave … Continue reading “EHS Participates in Career Day at Eastside Elementary”
Read MoreWords from our CEO
Don Vickers. CEO for Emergency Hospital Systems Welcome to the second issue of the Emergency Hospital Systems Newsletter. We are very proud for the positive response that we received from our first issue and hope that Hospital Networks continues to provide useful information. In this past quarter, we have completed important projects that would like … Continue reading “Words from our CEO”
Read MoreRising Awareness of Colorectal Cancer
EHS joined the initiative on raising Awareness of Colorectal Cancer by encouraging its employees to donate one can of goods and a pair of eyeglasses in exchange for dressing blue every Friday of March. Items collected went toward Cleveland´s Food Pantry and the Lions Club respectively. The campaign was aimed at raising awareness of employees … Continue reading “Rising Awareness of Colorectal Cancer”
Read MorePrimary Care Services Available at our Clinic
As part of your hometown healthcare, Emergency Hospital Systems (EHS) offers an outpatient clinic where you can obtain primary care services from our Board Certified Nurse Practitioner, Mary Monaghan or cardiac care from our in-house cardiologist, Jeffrey Klem, M.D. The clinic is located at our Cleveland Emergency Hospital (CEH) and hours of operation go throughout … Continue reading “Primary Care Services Available at our Clinic”
Read MoreMore Renovations For Texas Emergency Hospital
As part of our ongoing effort to improve the safety and quality of care for our patients, and with the goal of better meeting the growing health needs of Liberty County residents, Emergency Hospital Systems (EHS), has been renewing and modernizing its Texas Emergency Hospital (THE) facility located at Cleveland, Texas. In the last two … Continue reading “More Renovations For Texas Emergency Hospital”
Read MoreFree glucose testing and blood pressure at Taste of Texas
EHS participated in the Taste of Cleveland Business Expo organized by the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce on April 17 at the Civic Center in Cleveland, Texas. EHS was present at this event with a decorated booth and a wide variety of dishes to taste. Also free glucose tests and blood pressure checks were offered to … Continue reading “Free glucose testing and blood pressure at Taste of Texas”
Read MoreDr. Vik Rajan M.D
Dr. Vik Rajan, M.D. Emergency Hospital Systems – ER Doctor and Director of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Nephrology, Integrative Holistic Medicine Dr, Vik Rajan is a board certified in internal medicine, pediatrics, nephrology, and integrative medicine (ABPS). Dr. Rajan received his medical degree from the University of Texas A&M Health Science … Continue reading “Dr. Vik Rajan M.D”
Read MoreDr. George Stokes M.D
Dr. George N. Stokes was born and raised in Hampton, Virginia and is a 1975 magna cum laude graduate of the University of Richmond where he earned his bachelor’s degree in chemistry. In 1979 he received his doctorate degree in medicine from the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston, Texas, and in 1982 … Continue reading “Dr. George Stokes M.D”
Read MoreAdvancing Patient Satisfaction and Safety
Fifteen employees were recognized this quarter for their excellent work performance in caring for patients as part of the employee recognition program that EHS has in place to improve patient satisfaction and safety. At EHS we appreciate and recognize employees who are making an extra effort to better meet the needs, preferences and expectations of … Continue reading “Advancing Patient Satisfaction and Safety”
Read MoreIs it a Break or a Sprain? How to Tell
Broken bones, particularly the arm and collarbone, are some of the most common injuries in both children and adults. They are also some of the most common reason people visit emergency rooms. These types of injuries usually result from either a fall during which the person attempts to catch themselves with an outstretched arm or … Continue reading “Is it a Break or a Sprain? How to Tell”
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