Flu activity is increasing across the country, and Texas is reporting high levels of illness, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). So far this flu season, the CDC estimates at least 5.3 million illnesses, 63,000 hospitalizations, and 2,700 deaths nationwide. Health experts caution that flu season has not
Data reveals high marks from patients treated at Hereford Regional Medical Center. Patients’ satisfaction scores from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services are collected from patients following care at the hospital. The reports highlight Hereford Regional Medical Center’s continued improvement in nearly every major patient-reported satisfaction category — and performance outpacing many other hospitals
For many patients living with kidney disease, getting the care they need has often meant transferring long distances to larger hospitals for specialized treatment. But now, thanks to new technology and innovation at Hereford Regional Medical Center (HRMC), patients needing inpatient dialysis can receive advanced kidney care right here at home in Hereford. HRMC recently
Hereford Regional Medical Center is expanding its specialty services, making inpatient nephrology and dialysis available for patients with kidney injuries, kidney failure, or chronic kidney disease. This includes patients hospitalized with non-kidney conditions, such diabetes, who also have a kidney condition, and patients with complications from chronic kidney conditions. The addition of inpatient nephrology marks
Texas is currently seeing a significant rise in whooping cough (pertussis) cases. According to the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), more than 3,500 cases have been reported statewide so far this year — about four times more than the same time last year. Most cases are occurring in children, and the illness can
Learn how HRMC is using EMS in bold new ways to improve access, reduce hospital readmissions, and bring care home. Hereford EMS and Hereford Regional Medical Center are proud to share the success of our Community Paramedicine program, now featured in Panhandle Magazine. Co-authored by Terry Hazlett, EMT-Paramedic, and Esmeralda Florez, LMSW, the article showcases
As the weather cools, and inclement weather looms, it’s a good time to check in on your safety at home and outdoors. For many older adults, a simple trip or slip can lead to serious injuries. The good news is that many falls can be prevented with a few practical steps and some extra attention
Deaf Smith County Hospital District (aka Hereford Regional Medical Center)’s EMS team has been named the 2025 EMS Provider of the Year by the Panhandle Regional Advisory Council (RAC). The award recognizes the outstanding commitment of the emergency medical services team to delivering exceptional care, rapid response, and lifesaving support to the community. The award
October 6 – 12 marks Physician Assistant Week, a time to recognize the skill, dedication, and impact of physician assistants across the country — and right here at Hereford Regional Medical Center. PAs help make high-quality care more accessible and support our hospital and clinic in meeting the needs of our growing and diverse patient
Hereford Regional Medical Center is proud to announce that two of its outstanding nurse leaders, Kay Gudgell, MSN, RN, chief nursing officer, and Veronica Gafford, LVN, director of quality and infection control, have been named to the 2025 Panhandle Great 25 Nurses list — the region’s most prestigious nursing honor. “Kay and Veronica exemplify what
Deaf Smith County Hospital District is dedicated to providing our community and broader region with the best experience and care possible.
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