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Advancing 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”
Read MoreImportant Factors When Choosing Emergency Medical Care
When a medical emergency arises, deciding where to go for treatment is not only important but also involves a number of non-medical considerations. In some cases, a severe injury or heart attack can mean a trip to the nearest big city hospital ER. On the other hand, many medical situations such as flu, broken bones, … Continue reading “Important Factors When Choosing Emergency Medical Care”
Read MoreEducational Classes
Angels Care Home Health is partnering with Texas Emergency Hospitals, a division of Emergency Hospital Systems, LLC., to provide education to our community!
Read MoreWhy People Visit the Emergency Room
Many times we suffer pain or illness and wonder whether or not we should go to the emergency room. Often we just ignore the symptoms and hope they go away. Nevertheless, when pain persists or is severe, it should not be overlooked, and a quick trip to the ER is well worth the effort and, … Continue reading “Why People Visit the Emergency Room”
Read MoreThe Benefits of Walk-in Emergency Medical Services
One of the most frightening events in a parent’s life is when your child wakes you up in the middle of the night with a high fever or other scary symptoms. Many times it is a simple illness that is over quickly, but what if it is something more serious? You feel you should see … Continue reading “The Benefits of Walk-in Emergency Medical Services”
Read MoreWhy Emergency Rooms are More Crowded during the Holidays
According to a 2017 Business Insider article, for emergency rooms in New York City, doctors estimated they saw an increase in patient volume by 5-12% during the holiday season[i]. While this estimate applied to Thanksgiving, the same kind of spike occurs around Christmas as well as other holidays. So, what gives? Are there more injuries … Continue reading “Why Emergency Rooms are More Crowded during the Holidays”
Read MoreShould I Worry About a Fainting Spell?
The short answer is ‘yes.’ If you have fainted, you should see a physician or visit an emergency room right away to identify the cause of your fainting and to ensure you do not have a serious underlying condition. Generally, fainting indicates a drop in blood pressure resulting in too little blood (and, hence, oxygen) … Continue reading “Should I Worry About a Fainting Spell?”
Read MoreBreathing Difficulties May Required a Trip to the ER
Some of the most common medical problems people encounter are breathing difficulties caused by diseases in the lungs. Coughs, shortness of breath, and other breathing problems are some of the leading causes of visits to emergency rooms. Issues with and diseases of the lungs can be severe, and, if you are experiencing shortness of breath … Continue reading “Breathing Difficulties May Required a Trip to the ER”
Read MoreFever in Children
Probably nothing causes more stress in parents than when their child has a fever. And, as the child’s temperature rises, so does the parent’s concern. This is a situation all too familiar to most parents. According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information, fever in children is the leading cause of families’ visits to ER’s … Continue reading “Fever in Children”
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