CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Medical Center

More than 145 years of healing and the oldest health system in Texas

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Stroke Care

Our expanded stroke care program goes beyond the use of tPA (tissue plasminogen activator), an enzyme used by physicians to speed up the dissolving of a blood clot in a patient, which has been in place at our medical center for many years. Through the use of Telemedicine, we have the ability to engage in an immediate consult with an interventional neurologist.

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CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital Medical Center Achieves Top Recognition for Geriatric Care

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Medical Center (CSRH –MC), in collaboration with UT Medicine Senior Health, has achieved its highest recognition for its service to patients 65 and older. This “exemplar” designation comes through the program Nurses Improving Care for Healthsystem Elders, or NICHE. CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital – Medical Center is the only hospital within the State of Texas to hold the NICHE “exemplar” designation, and it is the only site of the Acute Care of Elders (ACE) Program that has been in effect since 2010.

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CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System Acquires Elite Emergency Rooms

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Retired Firefighter kidney

An organ recipient is celebrating the anniversary of the kidney transplant that saved his life! Jay Williams, a retired San Antonio firefighter, spoke of the generosity of his family friend who donated a kidney, giving him the gift of life.

When 30-year-old Kimberly Waddy began experiencing pain in her hip, she visited her primary care physician to investigate the cause. She never thought she’d need a total hip replacement.

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