Ask OakBend: Rooming In
What is rooming in, and how does it help moms and babies bond? Payal from our Williams Way Labor & Delivery department explains in this episode of #AskOakBend.
OakBend Medical Center to Hold Final Sports Physicals Screenings on Saturday, July 13
OakBend Medical Center has completed two of its three scheduled sports physicals and sudden cardiac death screenings in the Fort Bend and Wharton area. This Saturday, July 13 from 8am – Noon at the Williams Way location, 22003 SW Freeway, Richmond is the remaining sports physicals for this summer. The cost is $20 cash. Unlike…
Patchwork of Life 2019
Funds raised from the 2019 Patchwork of Life event will support 3D Mammography at OakBend’s Women’s Imaging Department. Sponsorship opportunities are now available. • Golden Threads Sponsor: $10,000 • Community Fabric Sponsor: $5,000 • Patterns of Hope Sponsor: $3,000 • Stitches of Love Sponsor: $2,000 Tables and individual tickets can be purchased online at www.oakbendmedcenter.org/patchwork-of-life….
Kendra Gives Back
Enjoy sips and sweets while you shop ’til you drop – all benefiting OakBend Medical Center. Kendra Scott will donate 20% of all proceeds to OakBend during the event. If you can’t attend, but would like to support OakBend, simply call the store at 832-532-8521 anytime between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. on August 21,…
Sudden Cardiac Death
Sudden cardiac death in teens and young adults seems to be happening more and more. Why is it happening, and what can be done to prevent it from happening to your child?
Do You Really Need A Multivitamin?
On the back of any official nutrition label– below the federally required information about calories, fat, sodium and sugar– are a list of vitamins and minerals that the food contains, as well as their Daily Recommended Amounts. Vitamins and minerals are essential elements that our bodies require to develop and function. The more recognizable vitamins…
Autoimmune Disorders
The human body’s immune system is a complex system of cells and organs that defend the body from germs and outside harm. When the body senses an intrusion, like cold and flu germs infiltrating the body, it makes antibodies—cells that attack the foreign intruder to destroy it—therefore healing the body from the inside out. The…
OakBend Begins Remodeling and Upgrading Intensive Care Unit
OakBend Medical Center is in the process of remodeling its Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The renovations will help create a warm environment that inspires healing and helps patients achieve their best possible outcomes. During last year’s Patchwork of Life, the hospital, with the help of the community, raised approximately $390,000 to go toward the renovations….
OakBend Medical Group Announces New Cardiologist
OakBend Medical Group is proud to announce its newest Cardiologist, Dr. Cindy John. Born and raised in West Chester, Pennsylvania, she graduated from Ross University School of Medicine in 2010 with “High Honors.” John next graduated from Residency in Internal Medicine in 2013 at Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia, PA. Following her residency at Hahnemann,…
Dr. James R. McClamroch Retires
OakBend Medical Group’s Dr. James R. McClamroch has retired after 37 years of practice as a cardiologist with OakBend. McClamroch was inspired to become a physician by his interest in science, biology, and the desire to have relationships with people while having a positive impact on their lives and health. Despite not having any other…
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