St. Joseph Health Regional Hospital - Bryan, TX
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At St. Joseph Regional Health Center, we recognize the challenges that time spent in a hospital can bring. That’s why we work to minimize the stress and make you as comfortable as possible.
As the highest-level Trauma Center in a nine-county area, our new, advanced Emergency & Trauma Center makes us better equipped than ever to provide the expert care you need. Our trauma team is the most experienced in the region and backed 24/7 by trauma surgeons and specialists in orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, cardiothoracic surgery, facial and plastic surgery, anesthesiology, radiology, critical care and more. It’s a level of care that can make the critical difference.
St. Joseph Regional Health Center has invested millions of dollars in developing a hospital environment that is positive and truly encourages health and healing. Everything we do is driven by the goal of providing loving, compassionate care in an environment that doesn’t add stress, but reduces it. A peaceful environment that includes everything needed for comprehensive care. One that inspires healing at every turn.
It’s true. St. Joseph Regional Health Center is so much more than a hospital. It’s an atmosphere of comfort, service, solutions and healing. And it’s here for you when you need it.
St. Joseph Regional Health Center is accredited by the Joint Commission. Any person who has concerns about patient safety or quality of care are encouraged to contact hospital management. In addition, any person may report such concerns directly to the Joint Commission at 630-792-500 or www.jointcommission.org.
Our board certified doctors, nurses and support staff go out of their way to ensure that your comfort and care are our highest priority.
Your family’s health is too important to trust to anyone but St. Joseph Health and our Level II Trauma Center. More than a hospital. St. Joseph Regional Health Center.
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