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Memorial Hermann–Texas Medical Center Receives Cell Coverage Boost From Verizon Wireless
Staff and Patients to Benefit from $2.1 Million Wireless Investment HOUSTON – (Dec. 8, 2009) – Memorial Hermann Healthcare System announced today it has signed an agreement with Verizon Wireless to install and maintain an advanced telecommunication system at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center. The system, called Distributed Antenna System, allows physicians and patients to receive cell phone coverage throughout the 2 million sq. ft. facility, even in the basement. This is the third Memorial Hermann hospital to install the antenna system designed by The Molitoris Group, a Houston-based telecommunications developer, who brokered the business deal and is currently managing construction of the site. Memorial Hermann plans to work with interested wireless telecommunication providers to provide ubiquitous telecommunication services. "Distributed Antenna Systems are no longer a luxury for major hospital complexes. As a result of the installation of this system, Memorial Hermann Healthcare System will continue to be at the forefront of technology in Southeast Texas," added Rob Todd, founder of Molitoris Group. As a result of the project, healthcare professionals, patients and guests will be able to make and receive calls throughout the hospital campus, including stairwells and basements. Verizon Wireless was selected to be the first provider in the project as a result of its business terms, design and engineering focus, which prioritizes the development of hospital systems. "This initial capital investment of $2.1 million and our ongoing maintenance investment for a Distributed Antenna System at Memorial Hermann, demonstrates Verizon Wireless' commitment to the hospital, its staff, patients--and the medical community," said Kay Henze, president - Houston/Gulf Coast Region, Verizon Wireless. "In an area with a high density of wireless device users, like the hospital, the system will provide added benefits like increased capacity and strengthened coverage for Verizon Wireless customers." Comment?
2011 LB Santos' recruitment heating up
... Jackson in a very talented junior class for Klein Collins. TCU working on Hawkins Senior receiver Chris Hawkins (Channelview, Texas) committed to Minnesota Oct. 16 after an official visit in mid-September. Despite his pledge to the Gophers, college ... Comment?
Vote for your Athlete of the week
As you may be aware, a high school athlete in your area has been named one of the eight finalists for the Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Rehabilitation Athlete of the Year for 2009. Please send this to your friends and contacts in the community to let them know how to vote. Your vote counts! Go online and vote for your favorite athlete by Dec. 9th @ www.click2houston.com/athleteoftheweek FINALISTS K.C. NLEMCHI CINCO RANCH ---------- WILL JEFFERY KATY ----------- JAMICHAEL ROZIER KLEIN COLLINS ------------ LEROY DOBBINS MONTGOMERY ---------- DANIEL LASCO THE WOODLANDS ------------- ANDRE KELLY CHAVEZ ------ CONNOR WOOD 2ND BAPTIST ----- QUANDRE DIGGS ANGLETON Comment?
Sports dietitian talks supplements
Register and join us Dec. 10 from noon to 1 p.m. for an educational and interactive webinar on dietary supplements. Talk to Roberta Anding, M.S., R.D./L.D., C.S.S.D., C.D.E., sports dietitian at the Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Institute, to learn which dietary supplements may be helpful and, more importantly, which supplements you should avoid. Roberta Anding is an instructor for the Department of Pediatrics, Adolescent Medicine and Sports Medicine section at the Baylor College of Medicine and is a spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association. Roberta is also the sport dietitian for the Houston Texans and Co-host of The Roberta Riley Show on 790 AM The Sports Animal. Comment?
Webinar: Sports performance testing
Register and join us Dec. 3 from noon to 1 p.m. for an educational and interactive webinar on sports performance testing. Terry Dupler, Ph.D., exercise physiologist at the Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Institute, will talk about how athletes can utilize VO2 Max, lactate blood thresholds and other physiological attributes to track their athletic progress and enhance their training programs. Dr. Dupler is an Associate Professor and Director of the Human Performance Lab at the University of Houston-Clear Lake. In addition, he is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. (C.S.C.S.) who specializes in coaching cyclists, triathletes and marathoners. Comment?
Zink, Horne top 21-5A All-District
... Horne, was named Coach of the Year. North Shore senior hitter Brittany Boyett was named Most Valuable Player and Channelview sophomore Mailica Fluellen earned Newcomer of the Year honors. Baytown had several players who received all-district awards ... Comment?
Live chat on high-risk pregnancies
Register and join us at noon Dec. 1 for a chat with Dr. Joan Mastrobattista, a specialist in the care of mothers and babies during high-risk pregnancies. She can answer your questions about supporting a healthy pregnancy and managing factors that may put you and your baby at risk for complications. There is nothing more exciting than the birth of a baby. However, for women whose pregnancies are considered high risk, there can be additional emotions such as anxiety or uncertainty. Pregnancies may be considered high risk because of a number of conditions and complications such as diabetes, hypertension, advanced maternal age, congenital anomalies, and pre-term labor. Comment?
Foley's first Thanksgiving Day parade, 1951
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... tale character balloons. from author's postcard collection High school bands from Pasadena, Angleton, Klein and Channelview marched in between the balloon units and provided a festive musical atmosphere. Mother Hubbard and her dog, Peter, Peter the ... Comment?
The Texas Medical Board has revoked the license of a Kemah doctor, Carlos Arroyo, 54, who previously practiced in Channelview and Beaumont. Comment?
... of the death penalty is also placed on the table. Stevens was arrested Oct. 13. He had fled the area and was in Channelview, Texas, when Harris County Sheriff's Deputies saw the vehicle he was driving - the victim's pickup truck - in a park after ... Comment?
Grand Jury indicts Stevens in Vidalia murder
... documents indicated a bloody crime scene. Stevens fled Vidalia after the murder. Stevens was later arrested in Channelview, Tex., and transported back to Concordia Parish. Welch was 52. His body was found in his Myrtle Street home October 4th. The ... Comment?
Pediactric Health Chat-Live with a Pediatric Specialist Nov 19
Worried about your child's health? Get answers directly from the director of emergency services at the Children’s Emergency Centers at Memorial Hermann Memorial City. Dr. Michelle McKane has special knowledge and training in treatment and medications for infants, children and adolescents who are critically ill because of injury or disease. Comment?
Bariatric Medicine: Part 1 At 535 pounds, Rex Adams felt like a prisoner, not just because of his weight, but because he was taking as many as a dozen pills a day to help manage complications of obesity. “When I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and had to go on oral medication, that’s when it really hit me,” Adams says. “I had done this to myself. I knew I had to do something to lose the weight and free myself from all the pills I was taking.” Adams sought a surgical solution – a Roux-en-Y gastric bypass – to control the weight and his blood sugar. He took one last pill the day before the surgery. Since then, he hasn’t required any medication to manage type 2 diabetes. He is no longer considered diabetic. “It was like a complete release,” Adams says. “I had the surgery, and I never looked back.” Comment?
Astros' Sampson opens academy
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... of the LoneStar Baseball Academy in Baytown, which is where Johnson grew up and close to Sampson's hometown of Channelview. "I love working with kids as well," Sampson said. "I'm going go to be here personally in the offseason doing the pitching ... Comment?
A 15-year-old Channelview teen who was missing for a week is back home with her family. Comment?
Concerns could delay plan to clear San Jacinto River of dioxins
Mike Patch, 30, with his stepson Gavin, said he was unaware when he moved to Channelview this month that the area along the San Jacinto River is considered one of the state's most polluted. Share Share The coffee-brown waters make the San Jacinto River appear unappealing from the Interstate 10 bridge. Comment?
Care 2 Chat About Teen Health?
Saturday, November 21, 2009 9 a.m. – Noon Cullen’s Upscale American Grille 11500 Space Center Blvd., Houston, TX 77059 Information, inspiration and insights for teen girls and their moms Comment?
Live chat with golf star Nov. 24
Register using the link to chat at noon on Nov. 24 with Stacy Lewis and pediatric orthopedic surgeon Gary T. Brock, M.D., the physician who treated her when she was diagnosed with scoliosis at age 11. Lewis went on to become the 2007 NCAA champion and the 2008 LPGA qualifying tournament winner. Earlier this year she became the celebrity spokesperson for the Scoliosis Research Society. Dr. Brock has special interest and training in the treatment of pediatric spinal disorders, including scoliosis, and in pediatric Sports Medicine.Dr. Brock is affiliated with Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital, as well as other hospitals in the Houston area. Comment?
Missing Channelview Teen Was to Testify in Gang Rape Case
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... community for her 15-year-old daughter. Christina Lynn Rodriguez disappeared last week after a football game in Channelview. Family members say she left her little brother, best friend, and cell phone at the stadium in Channelview. She hasn't been ... Comment?
Missing Teen Was to Testify in Gang Rape
... community for her 15-year-old daughter. Christina Lynn Rodriguez disappeared last week after a football game in Channelview. Family members say she left her little brother, best friend, and cell phone at the stadium in Channelview. She hasn't been ... Comment?