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Governor Abbott announces start of construction on Lubbock Psychiatric Center
Construction has started on the new Lubbock Psychiatric Center, according to an announcement by Governor Greg Abbott. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) is overseeing the project, which received $121 million in funding from Governor Abbott and the 88th Texas Legislature. The facility is expected to be completed in 2027.
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New Neuro Procedure Offered at Covenant Health
Patients with movement disorders, like Parkinson’s disease or epilepsy, have a new treatment option, giving them more independence and a better quality of life. Covenant Health is proud to offer patients deep brain stimulation (DBS). Deep brain stimulation is a surgical procedure that involves implanting wires, or electrodes, in the brain and using safe and mild electrical impulses to stimulate them. This stimulation eases irregular body movements that can interfere with how a patient moves naturally and what they do in everyday life.
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Legislative support strengthens Texas Tech University Sciences Center’s efforts to improve rural cancer care
Support for Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center continued in the 89th legislative session, including $25 million to establish the Rural Cancer Collaborative.
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Christus hospitals reach deal with BCBS as Covenant negotiations continue
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Gov. Abbott allocates $121M for new Lubbock hospital
AUSTIN (KFDX/KJTL) — Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced the construction of the Lubbock Psychiatric Center. Gov. Abbott and the 88th Texas Legislature approved $121 million in funding for the hospital, which is slated for completion in 2027. “Texas continues to increase access to mental healthcare in every corner of our state,” said Gov. Abbott. […]
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UMC EZ Care offers help with appointments, coverage options and more
LUBBOCK, Texas (NEWS RELEASE) - UMC Health System remains dedicated to providing exceptional medical care to the community. UMC hospitals and more than 30 UMC Physicians (UMCP) clinics will continue to serve all individuals seeking treatment, and every effort will be made to accommodate any increase in patient volume or medical needs.
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Lubbock living center celebrates 35 years of ADA
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Progress continues on the new Lubbock Psychiatric Center
The State of Texas is investing $2.5 billion in rebuilding and expanding psychiatric hospitals, with a 50-bed maximum security hospital planned for Lubbock to treat patients with psychiatric stabilization and competency restoration education.
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Gov. Abbott announces construction of Lubbock Psychiatric Center
LUBBOCK, Texas (NEWS RELEASE) - Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) is beginning construction of the new Lubbock Psychiatric Center. Governor Abbott and the 88th Texas Legislature approved $121 million in funding for the hospital, which is slated for completion in 2027.
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Hospital Sees Strong Clinic Volumes, Ends May With Net Loss
LOCKNEY, TX – W.J. Mangold continued to serve patients steadily in May, with notable activity across multiple departments and clinics. At the Lockney Clinic, providers recorded 673 patient visits, including 55 new patients. The Silverton Clinic followed with 204 visits during the month. Inpatient services included 7 acute admissions...
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Covenant Health is hosting their 3rd annual Community Health Fair at YWCA on July 12
LUBBOCK, Texas— Covenant Health is hosting their 3rd annual Community Health Fair at YWCA on July 12. This community event is free to attend with kid-friendly and family friendly activities and resources. The South Plains Food Bank, along with other local organizations are joining in to provide support for the community. Find out more on […]
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Lubbock Families Benefit From Texas’s Low Senior Care Costs
If you've got aging parents, grandparents, or you're planning ahead for yourself (hey, it sneaks up faster than we think), here's some good news straight from the heart of the Lone Star State: Texas has been named the second most affordable state in the U.S. for senior care—and that includes right here in Lubbock.