Established in 2020, our program remains the only intensive cardiac rehabilitation program south of San Antonio.

The symposium gathered renowned trauma experts from across the country for educational discussions on diverse topics pertaining to trauma care.

This year’s participants collectively logged more than 1.7 million steps in the annual competition aimed at raising stroke awareness and promoting the importance of leading an active lifestyle.

STHS Edinburg officially opened its new $6 million cardiac catheterization laboratory, which will offer diagnostic cardiac and limb salvage services.

Featuring local experts who champion mental health in their respective fields, the panel discussion also highlighted key issues impacting the mental health of our community and how we can work through them together.

Four times its previous size, the new laboratory boasts state of the art technologies that improve the facility’s testing capabilities, shorten turnaround time and enhance the overall quality of service for patients.

Minimally invasive surgeries over the past seven years performed by Sandra Esquivel, MD, have helped improve the surgical experience and recovery time for her patients.

The new 30-bed unit will feature a specialized team of physicians, nurses, physical therapists and support staff dedicated to providing quality, compassionate stroke care

Veterans are now able to receive treatment at any mental healthcare facility at no cost to them.

STHS ER physicians donated the funds to the Point Isabel ISD and a Laguna Heights family left homeless after the deadly tornado.