CHRISTUS Virtual Medicine

Video and telephone visits are now available. A convenient way to meet with your provider from anywhere, including the comfort of your own home.

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Emergencies Don't Stop for COVID

Don't Delay Your Care

While COVID-19 is new, our processes and procedures in place for infection prevention and preventing the spread of illness are not. CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital- Medical Center Emergency Departments are equipped to safely provide care for life-threatening illness and injury – and seeking that care is essential. Do not postpone seeking care if you are urgently ill. Go to the Emergency Department or call 9-1-1.

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Digestive Health

The Digestive Disease Center at CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Medical Center is a recognized destination for patients requiring advanced gastrointestinal (GI) procedures. Our physicians utilize the most advanced technologies to manage patients with complex liver, pancreas, and bile duct disorders.

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COVID-19: CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System Information and Updates

CHRISTUS Health announced today it is now offering a new screening tool to some patients, as well as doctors, nurses and other CHRISTUS Associates on the frontlines to learn who has been infected with COVID-19—AND—who might now carry protective antibodies.

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CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System Encouraging Patience as Vaccine Roll Out Continues in South Texas

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System understands the importance of administering COVID vaccines to those who need it most, including our vulnerable populations.

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CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System and The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio to Resume Elective Procedures and Surgeries

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System and The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio are preparing to resume elective procedures and surgeries on April 22, consistent with the provisions of the Governor Greg Abbott’s original order on April 17.

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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