Dr. Miguel Rodriguez earned Fellowship in the American College of Surgeons, a distinction recognizing the highest standards in surgical care.
The addition of a second da Vinci 5 Robotic Surgical System expands STHS McAllen's robotic surgery program, increasing access to advanced minimally invasive procedures.
Fans can get an up-close look at one of Monster Jam's most popular trucks when El Toro Loco rolls into the STHS Children's campus.
Featuring expert speakers, interactive demonstrations and heart-healthy guidance, the Beat It! Heart Disease Symposium provided older adults with valuable information and practical tips to support lifelong cardiovascular health and healthy aging.
The achievement ensures continued access to high-quality graduate medical education and specialized clinical training opportunities across the health system.
Throughout October, STHS will offer discounted mammograms and special community events focused on early detection and breast cancer awareness.
Community members are encouraged to join us at STHS McAllen to help promote early detection, celebrate survivors and support those impacted by breast cancer.
Airing Sunday, September 27, on KVEO NBC 23, the 30-minute program will examine the causes, symptoms and risk factors of pediatric asthma while exploring treatment options and practical strategies to help children breathe easier and live healthier lives.
The prestigious recognition highlights the advanced orthopedic care provided at STHS McAllen and STHS Edinburg and reinforces the system’s dedication to delivering high-quality specialty services close to home.
Held in recognition of PAD Awareness Month, the community walk aims to educate residents about the risks, warning signs and prevention of peripheral artery disease, a serious but often undiagnosed condition affecting millions of Americans.
Through expert presentations, valuable resources and practical wellness tips, the free “Beat It! Heart Disease Symposium” will empower older adults to live healthier, heart-smart lives.
Bringing together individuals, families and community partners, the event transformed shared spaces into powerful reminders that support is available, help-seeking is encouraged and no one has to face mental health challenges alone.
Established in 2020 in partnership with Pritikin Intensive Cardiac Rehab, the program is the only intensive cardiac rehabilitation program in the Rio Grande Valley and one of only two in South Texas.
As part of its Let’s Talk Children’s Health initiative, STHS Children’s will host a free webinar on childhood obesity, providing parents with practical tips to promote healthy habits and improve long-term wellness.
From Weslaco to Rio Grande City, local seniors will have access to free seminars focused on reducing fall risks and promoting healthy aging.
Through its Let's Talk Your Health webinar series, STHS will provide expert insight into prostate health, including common conditions, screening guidelines, preventive care and emerging treatment approaches.
The “Living with Malnutrition” seminar was part of the STHS and Prominence Health Senior Living Seminar Series, an educational initiative focused on addressing common health issues affecting older adults.
Five Spirit Halloween locations across the Rio Grande Valley will support the Child Life Program at STHS Children’s by donating a portion of seasonal sales throughout the Halloween season.
The honor ranks STHS Edinburg and STHS McAllen among the top hospitals nationwide for specialty care, highlighting the system's dedication to high-quality surgical outcomes and patient-centered care.
Through messages of hope and inspiration, the event aims to unite the Rio Grande Valley in support of individuals experiencing mental health challenges while highlighting the importance of connection, compassion and access to care.