Odessa Regional Medical Center

Did you know heart attacks and sudden cardiac arrest are not the same and require different intervention? More than 365,000 deaths each year in the U.S. are caused by sudden cardiac arrest. October is Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month, and it is an important time to learn about the warning signs, preventative measures, and how to offer life-saving help if you are ever in a situation that requires intervention. Take the time to learn more here: https://bit.ly/3NtzCwt   Together we can help share life-saving information to improve the well-being of our family, friends, colleagues, and our communities.   #SuddenCardiacArrest #Awareness #WhenEverySecondCounts #CPR #HeartHealth

When someone is in a mental health crisis, human contact is vital. Help us spread the word about the free 24/7 9-8-8 Suicide and Crisis Hotline. Dialing 9-8-8 can help people in distress connect with trained counselors that will talk through problems and provide support to those in need. 9-8-8 is a resource for you or anyone else that is struggling with depression, self-harm, substance abuse, identity, suicidal thoughts, eating disorders, or other mental health issues. Learn more about mental health care, support, and care. https://bit.ly/3gs99QF #WorldMentalHeallthDay #StewardHealthCare #SuicideHotline 

ER Nurses are the backbone of the Emergency Room – helping it run smoothly and efficiently to ensure that our patients receive speedy, critical, and often life-saving care. This #ERNursesWeek, we honor these #healthcareheroes who are on the frontlines of some of life’s most challenging circumstances. This week, be sure to take some time to thank the nurses in your life for all that they do. #ThankYou! 

We are grateful for the dedication, expertise, and compassionate care our PAs provide every day to our patients. Whether diagnosing, treating, or providing comfort, PAs play a crucial role in ensuring the health and well-being of our community. Join us in thanking our PAs for their incredible work and dedication. #ThankYou! #HealthcareHeroes #PAWeek

Did you know that domestic violence affects over 12 million people in the U.S. each year? This October, we’re spreading the word for Domestic Violence Awareness Month on how to identify abuse and seek safety. If you are in need of support, please visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline at https://lnkd.in/eEpWcHK or call 1-800-799-SAFE.   #DomesticViolence #EndDomesticViolence #Healing 

Congratulations to Jaizaiah Garcia on his Graduation from our NICU after being born at 27 weeks and growing and developing in our NICU for 78 days. 

Please join us for the 2024 NICU Birthday Party on October 12th from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Progressive Park. We will have a celebration filled with food, fun, games and more. Wear your favorite costume and come celebrate with us!

We wish our Jewish colleagues, patients, friends, and family a Shana Tova! We hope that this New Year brings health, happiness, and lots of time with your loved ones. Have a lovely Rosh Hashanah! #RoshHashanah #ShanaTova

We’re proud to announce that Odessa Regional Medical Center has been recognized as a 2024 Top Performer in Clinical Quality by Vizient Inc., the nation’s leading health care performance improvement company. Our team works tirelessly to ensure the best outcomes for our community, and this recognition is a testament to their hard work and dedication. Thank you to our staff, patients, and community for your trust and support. Vizient Inc. designs solutions and services that empowers providers like us to deliver exceptional care to our patients. Read the full article below to learn more about this achievement. https://lnkd.in/dcPvNxrd

Most Injuries Don’t “Just Happen” As fall sports seasons get underway, it’s important that if you have a student-athlete or support one, to understand the importance of proactive injury prevention. Here are some keep tips to help keep them safe and healthy throughout the season. Rest Make sure you're adding rest days to the schedule. Letting the body heal is important to having the energy to perform in future practices and games. Wear the Right Gear Gear doesn't only affect how your athlete plays, it also helps protect them and others from injury. Gear that is the wrong size or in poor condition can actually contribute to injuries. Stay Hydrated Whether a sports drink or plain water, drinking enough fluids is important before, during and after games to avoid dehydration. Warm Up Warming up and stretching the body before practice or a game will help prevent injuries. Listen to Your Body If you are in pain or feel ill, stop, rest and address the issue before continuing. #StewardHealthCare #FallSports #InjuryPrevention