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UT Health East Texas names CEO of Long-Term Acute Care, Rehabilitation Center
Read more: UT Health East Texas names CEO of Long-Term Acute Care, Rehabilitation CenterTracy Vinciguerra has been named CEO for UT Health East Texas Long-Term Acute Care and UT Health East Texas Rehabilitation Center, effective Jan. 31, 2023. Vinciguerra has more than two decades of experience in healthcare leading and directing operations in acute and post-acute environments as well as Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC). She most recently…
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Migraines
Read more: MigrainesAllison Hennigan, MD, board-certified neurologist with UT Health East Texas Neurological Institute discusses migraines. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 903-596-DOCS.
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Cardiac ablations get patient back on the road again
Read more: Cardiac ablations get patient back on the road againCindy Hilliard, 64, doesn’t exactly remember when the irregular heartbeats started. “It’s been about 5-6 years now, but I probably ignored them for quite some time before,” she said. A truck driver who crisscrossed the U.S. for 18 years, Cindy enjoyed driving, especially on her favorite route. She would start at her home in Winnsboro,…
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Heart patient meets EMS crew credited with life-saving response
Read more: Heart patient meets EMS crew credited with life-saving responseCurtis Cason was sitting in bed talking to his wife when, at age 43, his heart unexpectedly stopped beating. Through the efforts of the UT Health EMS dispatcher who coached his wife through CPR, the ambulance crew that arrived on scene and the cardiac team that cared for him at UT Health Tyler, Cason was…
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UT Health East Texas HOPE Breast Care Center offers 3D mammography in Jacksonville
Read more: UT Health East Texas HOPE Breast Care Center offers 3D mammography in JacksonvilleJacksonville, Texas (January 10, 2023) — The UT Health East Texas HOPE Breast Care Center added a new 3D mammography unit in Jacksonville, providing technology that significantly increases the detection of breast cancers. This technology allows images to be divided up in multiple layers, allowing the radiologist to review one layer at a time, reducing…
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Clinic Manager Furthers Education and Career with UT Health East Texas’ Tuition Assistance Program
Read more: Clinic Manager Furthers Education and Career with UT Health East Texas’ Tuition Assistance ProgramAfter completing her Bachelor of Science in healthcare management, Rachel Villanueva, pediatric clinic manager for UT Health East Texas Physicians on Fifth Street, was planning on finally relaxing after earning her degree, several years in the making. “I thought I was done with school,” Villanueva recalled with a chuckle just days after applying for a…
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Gastric bypass surgery helps ‘Miss Von’ dance with granddaughter
Read more: Gastric bypass surgery helps ‘Miss Von’ dance with granddaughterYvonda Gilliam, a 62-year-old resident of Troup, didn’t grow up overweight. As a youngster, she played all kinds of sports and enjoyed lots of different activities. Even as an adult, she was an avid walker and weighed an average weight. But that all changed in her 30s when she dealt with the dual issues of…
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Father-to-be prepares for twins with bariatric surgery
Read more: Father-to-be prepares for twins with bariatric surgeryWhen expecting parents prepare for the arrival of a new baby, especially their first, they usually have a long list of things to do: paint the nursery, decorate the walls and put the baby bed together. For Hidai and William Sanchez, their list included all of the above items plus one more: William’s bariatric surgery.…
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UT Health East Texas Physicians in Quitman family physician retiring after 40 years of service to Wood County community
Read more: UT Health East Texas Physicians in Quitman family physician retiring after 40 years of service to Wood County communityQuitman, Texas — After more than 40 years practicing medicine in Quitman, Dr. Beverly Waddleton will start the new year in a new way — retired. Waddleton officially retires Jan. 1 after four decades treating patients in her hometown of Quitman. “It has been a very rewarding 40 years,” she said. “I look back now…
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Hospital volunteer becomes a patient after heart surgery
Read more: Hospital volunteer becomes a patient after heart surgeryChuck Winston finds joy in helping others. The 85-year-old widow and resident of Ben Wheeler spends a couple of days each week volunteering his time in the pain management department at UT Health Tyler. “I clean the beds, make the beds and roll people out to the main entrance when discharged,” said Chuck. He also…
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