Robstown
Robstown, TX · Health
The Associated Press
ProCare Injury Specialists Opens 10th Clinic in Corpus Christi
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 26, 2025-- ProCare Injury Specialists (“ProCare”), a leading provider of accident and injury care in Texas, today announced the opening of its newest location in Corpus Christi—marking its 10th clinic statewide. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250826522653/en/ Dr. Dean Hommer, a board-certified pain management specialist, will lead the ProCare Corpus Christi clinic. ProCare Injury Specialists, previously known as Pro-Care Medical Centers, is a leader in comprehensive accident and injury treatment, with teams of expert healthcare practitioners offering services in pain management, orthopedics, neurology, chiropractic care, active rehabilitation, traumatic brain injury treatment, and counseling. The new Corpus Christi clinic will be led by Dr. Dean Hommer, a board-certified pain management specialist, and Dr. Daniel Relayson, a chiropractor experienced in active rehabilitation. Together, along with the full healthcare services ProCare provides, the company will deliver patient-centered care to individuals recovering from auto, workplace, and other personal injuries. “We’re incredibly proud to reach this 10th-location milestone as we continue to advance our strategic growth plan,” said Dr. Neil Boecking, President of ProCare Injury Specialists. “Corpus Christi is a vibrant coastal city that serves as the major economic hub of the Coastal Bend. It’s a
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Rising COVID cases, flu season ahead: are you ready?
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Back-to-school season brings rise in colds, COVID and viral infections
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Mental Health Matters: Addressing racial disparities in mental health care
July was Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and the National Alliance on Mental Illness Greater Corpus Christi held an international potluck dinner and planned for open and honest discussions about minority mental health. I had a list of about 15 questions to start us off/fall back on, but luckily, we didn’t need that list — the conversations flowed organically and were very insightful. We had a variety of people — some were Filipino, and the Latinx community was represented as were African Americans. Many white people were in attendance as well. The group was made up of different generations; there were people in their 30s to 80s. I tell you this because everyone of color who spoke had similar experiences despite their age. They had been exposed to racism and bullied for being different. One woman was bullied within her own race because she didn’t speak the language of her people (she moved to the U.S. when she was very young). One woman experienced racism from a man she had previously dated. When it came to mental health, some agreed it was hard to find a good provider. One person said she’d like to find someone who knows her background
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Mom voices concerns over Medicaid cuts, shares resources for impacted families
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Back-to-school season brings rise in colds, COVID and viral infections
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Christus Spohn Beeville set to receive nearly $2M in Infrastructure upgrades
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CHRISTUS Spohn Health System receives national awards for comprehensive stroke care
All three of CHRISTUS Spohn Health System’s rural hospitals are being recognized for excellence in stroke care by the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association. The national award, Get With The Guidelines – Stroke, is given to hospitals that have demonstrated excellence in stroke care. The recognition highlights...
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Local health clinic offers free screenings to community
Sometimes, fatigue or other symptoms can simply mean someone has had an off day or trying ordeal. Other times though, it can signal health problems. And a recent free community health screening clinic was aiming to catch problems before they even begin for area residents. The Texas Energy Advocates Coalition...
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Free healthcare clinic and screenings held for Coastal Bend residents in Portland
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City-county health district offering free back-to-school vaccines
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Free 'Energy Fair Health Clinic' coming to Portland on July 30
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'Energy Fair Health Clinic' in Portland