MCHD News

On behalf of Maverick County Hospital District, we want to congratulate our very own Chief Executive Officer Alma Martinez for being selected as a Board Member for the Texas Indigent Health Care Association! Congratulations!! The Texas Indigent Health Care Association develops and implements policy and processes to provide healthcare benefits and services to our indigent […]

Maverick County Hospital District Chief Executive Officer Alma Martinez announced several District initiatives for the month of October, which includes observing National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Mrs. Martinez and other members of the organization held a conference with several media entities to promote and bring awareness to Breast Cancer and invite the community to its

Maverick County Hospital District is observing National Domestic Violence Awareness Month (NDVAM) during the month of October. For many in our community, home is a place of love, warmth, care, and support. For many others, it’s anything but. This month, we ask members of our community to join us by spreading the message that no

IT’S NATIONAL PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS WEEK! This week, Maverick County Hospital District celebrates National Physician Assistant Week and recognizes the important members of the organization for their contributions to the health and well-being of the community. The following members are being recognized: Elizabeth Martinez-Alamillo, PA-C Mrs. Elizabeth Martinez-Alamillo, PA-C is a native of Eagle Pass, Texas.

Maverick County Hospital District is observing National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM) throughout October, highlighting its Breast and Cervical Cancer Services Program. Maverick County Hospital District physicians, administrators, and its Board of Trustees are focused on raising awareness for breast cancer. Other than adopting a healthier lifestyle, early detection with regular mammograms remain the single

The first days of autumn are upon us, and our team at Maverick County Hospital District wants to advise our community to be ready for the seasonal changes. During this time, certain illnesses become more prevalent. Some of these include seasonal flu, seasonal allergies, and asthma. Seasonal flu, the most common of these illnesses, is

Maverick County Hospital District is observing Breast Cancer Awareness during the month of October. Throughout the month, MCHD will emphasize the importance of clinical breast exams and urge the community to ask questions and seek preventive care and medical assistance. Highlighting the festivities and events, Maverick County Hospital District will hold its 4th Annual Think

During National Hispanic Heritage Month, our nation observes the importance and contributions of Hispanics and Latin Americans in our community. Maverick County Hospital District is proud to be composed of many Hispanic members who have contributed to our community and achieved positive changes for our citizens throughout their careers. Today, we want to honor the

National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15 across the Nation, observing the importance and presence of Hispanics and Latin Americans. Our community is proudly composed of many Hispanic members who have contributed to our community and to our nation. One of these members is Maverick County Hospital District’s Board of

5 PROSTATE CANCER SYMPTOMS 1.) Weak or Interrupted Flow of Urine2.) Frequent Urination (especially at night)3.) Painful Ejaculation4.) Burn During Urination5.) Blood in Urine or Semen Maverick County Hospital District is observing National Prostate Health Month (NPHM) during the month of September. Dr. Michael Crone, MD – Urology, stresses the importance of men from ages