Read More 112 Years Later, Ascension Seton Hospital Founders Daughters of Charity Are Moving On “Ascension Seton Breast Care Center is an example of Ascension Seton… Read More New Ascension Seton Breast Care Center Now Open at Ascension Seton Medical Center AustinĬombining the latest technology with personal attention and emotional support throughout each patient’s cancer journey, the new Ascension Seton Breast Care Center at Ascension Seton Medical Center Austin will offer Central Texas women a new level of medical care and support. After falling and banging up his knee, patient Richard Skelly consulted with his insurance carrier. Pictured (left to right): Tina Turner-Bell, CMA, Peggy Reed, Practice Manager, Samantha Cheatham, CMA, Stephanie Sanchez, CSR and Dr. Read More Patient Tells Newspaper Readers He ‘Feels at Home’ With His Ascension Seton Doctor Overall plans for the new facility were outlined to the board by Greg Hartman, Ascension Seton’s president for academic medicine, research and external affairs. Read More Ascension Seton’s New Teaching Hospital Will Have a ‘Distinctly Austin Flair’Īrtist renderings of Ascension Ascension Seton’s new teaching hospital were unveiled at the Central Health Board meeting March 5. Austin CyberKnife has since expanded the clinical applications of CyberKnife to treat other areas of… University Medical Center Brackenridge launched the CyberKnife program in 2005 and focused primarily on the treatment of brain tumors. Read More Austin CyberKnife Treats 1,000th Patient at UMC BrackenridgeĪustin CyberKnife marked an important milestone in cancer care with the treatment of its 1,000th patient. Please note, Ascension Seton and Dell Children’s Medical Center of Central Texas, a Ascension Seton hospital, do not solicit funds for individual patients at any time through social media. Beware of Facebook Scam – but Please Consider Donations Via Amplify AustinĪn individual recently posted to Facebook soliciting donations for a patient at “Dell Hospital.” This is a false post.
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