Dr. Daniel Romanelli participated in a standard setting committee for the ABOS Recertification Examination in Sports Medicine.

Hosted at South Texas College, the panel served as the lead up to the inaugural Prevent, Treat and Beat Diabetes Symposium.

Students received a firsthand look at what it’s like working in a hospital while interacting with staff and touring the STHS Edinburg campus.

The presentation highlighted the signs and symptoms of depression, as well as treatment options.

Community leaders joined hospital staff to reflect on the facility’s rich history and launch a special project for future patients.

The event helped raise $6,000+ for scholarships for local students pursuing careers in healthcare.

The practices expand STHS Clinics’ presence in McAllen with the system’s fifth and sixth locations in the City of Palms.

TOSA nominated the STHS employees for their important efforts to help facilitate organ donations.

The funds will be used to create a healing courtyard for pediatric patients and their families.

Women make up just over half the U.S. population, according to the U.S. Census, and more than 80 million women are above the age of 40, equaling to millions of mammograms performed every year. Mammograms, ultrasounds, MRIs and other imaging services are critical for the early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer and other breast issues, and having advanced equipment helps increase accuracy and makes for a smoother process for both the patient and radiologist.