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Amarillo Mother Reflects on a 9-1-1 Call That Saved her Son’s Life
Read more: Amarillo Mother Reflects on a 9-1-1 Call That Saved her Son’s LifeIn late summer of 2018, Lindsey Kinard was asleep when she was woken up by her five-year-old son, Laken whose nose was bleeding profusely. Laken’s nosebleeds are usually nothing out of the ordinary for the Kinard family, but this time it was different. To stop the bleeding, the Kinards were instructed to use Afrin, a…
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Urgent Care Center vs. Emergency Room: What’s the Difference?
Read more: Urgent Care Center vs. Emergency Room: What’s the Difference?You’re cutting fruit and you accidentally slice your finger. The pain isn’t terrible, but the cut looks deep and is bleeding badly. Do you visit the ER at BSA Hospital or head to BSA’s Urgent Care Center? When urgent medical care is needed, knowing where to go can be a life-saving decision. BSA Urgent Care…
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Amarillo Mother Donates Hope Boxes to Families Experiencing Great Loss
Read more: Amarillo Mother Donates Hope Boxes to Families Experiencing Great LossPaul and Lizette Weinheimer were over-the-moon excited about their second pregnancy. Their five-year-old son, Carson, would officially become a big brother and their family would welcome a new baby boy with open arms. Just 20 weeks into their second pregnancy, the Weinheimers received devastating and heartbreaking news. They learned that their son, Thomas Walker Weinheimer,…
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BSA Health System Offering Free Transportation to Voting Locations for Mobility-‐Disabled Voters
Read more: BSA Health System Offering Free Transportation to Voting Locations for Mobility-‐Disabled VotersAMARILLO, TX (October 26, 2018) -‐ BSA Health System is offering free BSA MED+VAN transportation services to voting locations for mobility-‐disabled citizens in Potter and Randall counties. Transportation services to polling locations are available Monday through Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. now to November 2. To qualify for transportation, voters must be able to sit…
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BSA and Apollo MedFlight are Providing Neonatal Transportation in the Region
Read more: BSA and Apollo MedFlight are Providing Neonatal Transportation in the RegionAMARILLO, TEXAS (October 8, 2018) – BSA Hospital is proud to announce the launch of neonatal transportation through Apollo MedFlight, a critical care air ambulance service provided for babies born prematurely who need highly-‐specialized treatment. BSA began offering neonatal transportation through Apollo MedFlight on September 21. The BSA Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) transportation team…
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63-Year-Old Amarillo Man Survives Four Heart Attacks Over 17 Years
Read more: 63-Year-Old Amarillo Man Survives Four Heart Attacks Over 17 YearsSixty-three-year-old Mark Hazel has had four heart attacks in 17 years, the latest one due to a 100 percent blockage of a coronary artery. To help prevent future heart attacks, Hazel had 13 stent placements; 12 of which were done at BSA Health System. Stent placements are small tubes inserted into the coronary artery to…
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‘We Don’t Suit Up to Lose’: A Panhandle Man’s Story of Survival
Read more: ‘We Don’t Suit Up to Lose’: A Panhandle Man’s Story of SurvivalRob Lackey, 60, had plans to meet his wife and their youngest daughter for lunch on Aug. 12, 2017 in Amarillo when he suddenly felt tired and not himself. Contemplating whether or not he should head back to their home in Panhandle, Lackey decided to go to the emergency room at BSA Hospital. “I can…
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102-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Crochets Hats for Cancer Patients
Read more: 102-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Crochets Hats for Cancer PatientsWenonah Martin, a 102-year-old volunteer at BSA Harrington Cancer Center, doesn’t let her age slow her down. Each year, she donates hand-made hats for cancer patients to keep their heads warm. Wenonah first became familiar with BSA Harrington Cancer Center as a patient more than 30 years ago. She defeated cancer when she was 70 years…
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Texas Nurses Association Honors Eight BSA Nurses
Read more: Texas Nurses Association Honors Eight BSA NursesBSA Health System is proud to announce eight BSA nurses have been recognized in the third annual Panhandle Great 25 Nurses list by the Texas Nurse Association for excellence in nursing. Nurses were chosen by their peers in the community. “Their commitment to the health and healing of others is an invaluable service for BSA…
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BSA Health System Offering Free Transportation to Voting Locations for Mobility-Disabled Voters
Read more: BSA Health System Offering Free Transportation to Voting Locations for Mobility-Disabled VotersAMARILLO, TX (October 26, 2018) – BSA Health System is offering free BSA MED+VAN transportation services to voting locations for mobility-disabled citizens in Potter and Randall counties. Transportation services to polling locations are available Monday through Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. now to November 2. To qualify for transportation, voters must be able…