• Firework Safety – Putting your hands in harm’s way

    Firework Safety – Putting your hands in harm’s way

    When you think of summer, you usually think of barbeque, parades, and fireworks.  Of course, it is safest to watch fireworks at a public display conducted by professionals, but many times we choose to take the risk of injury and set off fireworks at home.  They may be legal but they are not always safe.Read more
  • Wound Care

    It is estimated that there are at least 8 million people in America are living with a chronic or non-healing wound or ulcer. Most people with a chronic wound have multiple comorbidities such as diabetes, obesity, heart disease, immune-compromising conditions, Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD), and advanced aging. Certain medications, poor mobility, and poor nutrition can

    Read more
  • National Stroke Awareness Month

    National Stroke Awareness Month

    May is stroke awareness month, a time that our Fort Bend primary stroke center dedicates to increasing awareness about stroke and its impact on individuals and families. Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, so it is important to understand its warning signs and risk factors. In this article, we’ll delve into

    Read more
  • The Importance of Maternal Sepsis Week: What Every Mother Needs to Know

    The Importance of Maternal Sepsis Week: What Every Mother Needs to Know

    By Margaret Garcia, Director of Perinatal Services Maternal Sepsis Week is observed at our Fort Bend medical center, and nationwide from May 12-18th. It serves as a crucial opportunity to raise awareness about this pressing issue and mobilize efforts to prevent and manage maternal sepsis effectively. By shining a spotlight on maternal sepsis, we can

    Read more

Photostream