Gary L. Jepson, who directed growth and improvement for nine years as president of Central Texas Medical Center, announced Friday that he is stepping down from the job. Jepson said he wanted to spend more time with family and leave CTMC on a high note.
The Central Texas Medical Center Rehabilitation Institute and the Institute for Healthy Living are starting a support group for victims of stroke and brain injury, their families and caregivers. The first session will take place on Sept. 13.
The Central Texas Medical Center Foundation’s 18th annual Stars of Texas Gala will feature KVUE news anchor Melissa Gale as emcee and Steve Wariner as the entertainer.
Children who have been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder or children who need cognitive and motor development therapy may be candidates for a treatment program at Central Texas Medical Center’s (CTMC’s) Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Institute.
At the end of August a new physical therapy program at Texas State will help some qualified stroke and head injury patients, who could receive therapy twice per week without charge.
While some students were taking a well-deserved rest from their classes this summer, Central Texas Medical Center (CTMC) welcomed 40 young people, ages 13-18, onto the hospital campus as part of its Junior Volunteer Program. Each of the students spent five weeks of the summer learning from CTMC staff.
The Hays County Personal Health Department is giving free immunizations to children up to age 18 in August, with extended hours at its clinics in San Marcos and Kyle next week.
Central Texas Medical Center (CTMC), which opened in 1960, recently celebrated its 50th anniversary in the Texas Hospital Association. CTMC is one of six Texas hospitals to reach the milestone this year.
Coming soon to a restaurant near you: an innovative new program at Texas State that seeks to educate the palates of children and re-educate adults on the values of fresh produce in an attempt to alleviate obesity.
BabyFest, on July 11 at Central Texas Medical Center, featured 30 exhibitors, health talks and more for the more than 300 new mothers and mothers-to-be in attendance.
