DHR Health Women’s Hospital Welcomes the First Baby of 2018

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DHR Health Partners with the McAllen Police Department for the 16th...

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Workforce Solutions names DHR the 2017 Employer of the Year

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Windsor Atrium Opens New Transitional Care Unit

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Child abuse prevention, intervention and investigation addressed during the 14th Annual...

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DHR Health presents a $5,000 donation to Edinburg Police Chief David Edward White and the Edinburg Police Department for the 25th Annual Blue Santa Christmas Toy Drive.

DHR Health Participates in Edinburg Police Department’s 25th Annual “Blue Santa”...

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Fred Farias III, O.D in a suit on the righ.

SCO honors Fred Farias III with lifetime achievement award

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PSJA ISD family aims to raise awareness of neurological disorder during...

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UTRGV biomedical sciences students provided healthcare this summer for patients in rural Nicaragua. A group of 25 students and two faculty members with the UTRGV chapter of Medical Brigades – a student-led organization that focuses on providing medical attention to underserved areas both domestic and overseas – provided consultations, medications, dental work, lab work and preventive educational presentations to more than 800 people in three rural communities in Nicaragua: Susuli Central, El Zapote and El Hatillo. (Courtesy Photos)

Students and Faculty Provide Medical Attention in Rural Nicaragua

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Dr. John Krouse (at left), dean of the UTRGV School of Medicine and vice president for Health Affairs, and Dave Milich, CEO of UnitedHealthcare Texas/Oklahoma, exchanged plaques during an event on Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017, at the Medical Education Building on the UTRGV Edinburg Campus. The event was to celebrate the partnership between the UTRGV School of Medicine and the United Health Foundation that helped bring about the UnimĂłvil mobile clinic. Mega Doctor News (UTRGV Photo by Paul Chouy)

School of Medicine honors United Health Foundation, celebrates Unimóvil’s success

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