Renaming Level 1 Trauma Center after Renowned Surgeon Dr. Kenneth L. Mattox

Texas Governor Greg Abbott scheduled to attend monumental event

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The DHR Health executive leadership team is proud to welcome back Dr. Kenneth L. Mattox to our Edinburg hospital campus as we announce the renaming of the Rio Grande Valley’s only Level 1 Trauma Center in his honor.
The DHR Health executive leadership team is proud to welcome back Dr. Kenneth L. Mattox to our Edinburg hospital campus as we announce the renaming of the Rio Grande Valley’s only Level 1 Trauma Center in his honor.

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The DHR Health executive leadership team is proud to welcome back Dr. Kenneth L. Mattox to our Edinburg hospital campus as we announce the renaming of the Rio Grande Valley’s only Level 1 Trauma Center in his honor.

Governor Greg Abbott speaks at the DHR Level 1 Trauma meeting to rename the Trauma Center after Dr. Kenneth L. Mattox. He is joined by Dr. Mattox as well as DHR Leadership Team. Photo by Roberto H. Gonzalez

Dr. Mattox is a nationally renowned surgeon who has written books and held conferences focused on trauma medicine. He is Professor and Vice Chairman of Surgery at Baylor College of Medicine and has been named among the Best Surgeons in America five times. Dr. Mattox will be the guest of honor at the press conference scheduled on September 20, 2020 for lending his experience and guidance to the DHR Health trauma team as they worked toward the Level 1 Trauma Center designation, providing them with mentorship, guidance in research and trauma care for individual surgeons and the system as a whole. It is our pleasure to put his name on the trauma center he helped build in order to bring the highest level of emergency health care to the residents of the Rio Grande Valley.

Governor Abbott Speaks at the DHR Trauma Center Meeting to rename the Center after Dr. Kenneth L. Mattox. He is Joined by Dr. Manish Singh and Dr. Kenneth L. Mattox. Photo by Roberto Hugo Gonzalez

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