Immunization remains best protective strategy Feb. 24, 2025 (Hereford) – The number of measles cases in West Texas is increasing. Hereford Regional Medical Center is encouraging the community to check their and their families’ immunization status, get immunized, and follow public health guidelines if exposed. The best way to prevent getting sick with measles is
Measles cases are on the rise in our region, and health officials have issued an urgent reminder for everyone be fully vaccinated. If you or your child need a measles (MMR) vaccine, contact the Hereford Health Clinic at 806-364-7512. The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) recently confirmed an outbreak in Gaines County, with
When it comes to surgical recovery, the environment can play a crucial role in the healing process. For patients in rural areas like Hereford, having the option to recover close to home, surrounded by friends and family, can significantly enhance their overall care and recovery experience. It also reduces stress and pressure on loved ones
Candice R. Smith, MSN, RHCNOC, CCRN, RACR, CEO of Deaf Smith County Hospital District, is selected as a 2025 Texas Hospital Association (THA) Leadership Fellow. Since its inception in 2014, the THA Leadership Fellows Program has equipped healthcare leaders with a comprehensive understanding of legislative and regulatory processes. The year-long program focuses on educating Texas
Hereford Health Clinic reminds the community of its convenient weekend appointment options, ensuring accessible and personalized healthcare to fit busy schedules. Key Services Offered: Primary and Preventive Care: Comprehensive health evaluations, routine check-ups, sick visits, and preventive screenings to maintain optimal health. Chronic Care Management: Ongoing support for patients managing chronic conditions, ensuring continuity of
December 10, 2024 (Hereford) – This month, Deaf Smith County Hospital District proudly recognizes its remarkable team of dedicated employees who have reached significant milestones in their years of service. This December, DSCHD celebrates the commitment, expertise, and passion of its tenured staff who continue to make it possible for the hospital, EMS, and clinic
Deaf Smith County Hospital District’s community paramedicine team leaders will share their experience deploying a robust community paramedicine program at the upcoming Texas EMS Conference. EMS director Terry Hazlett, EMT-P, and director of social services, Esmeralda Florez, LSW, will present on the benefits of collaboration in community medicine and share their experience with DSCHD’s award-winning
On National Rural Health Day, we take a moment to celebrate our rural home and give thanks for the opportunity to be your hospital. From doing more to offer specialty care close to home to recruiting new physicians, we’re doing everything possible to make sure every Deaf Smith County resident has the care they
When your lungs are healthy, you never think about breathing. When they’re not … it’s all you can think about. October 20-26 is respiratory care week, an annual opportunity to celebrate and thank the physicians, nurses, and respiratory therapists for their skilled work to keep our lungs healthy. According to the American Lung Association, four
October 6 – 12 is Physician Assistant Week, an opportunity to celebrate the dedicated physician assistants that make great care accessible for millions of patients every day. Collectively, physician assistants (PAs) see more than 500 million patients in the U.S. each year, and their role within the modern healthcare system is only projected to grow
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