Health & Fitness
Reopened Medical City ER Flower Mound promises quality emergency care
After suspending operations in March 2020, Medical City ER Flower Mound reopened and started operations again on July 13
Flower Mound - The reputed healthcare facility, Medical City Lewisville, has expanded its presence to offer emergency care in Flower Mound and neighboring areas, Dallas Metro News reported.
On July 13th, Medical City ER Flower Mound, a branch of Medical City Lewisville, recommenced services at its strategically situated center at 4351 Long Prairie Road. The reestablished healthcare hub promises to provide extensive emergency care to adults, children, and infants as outlined in a recent press release.
The facility, spanning almost 10,600 square feet, accommodates 12 private treatment rooms and two designated pediatric care areas. Other notable facilities comprise a dedicated trauma code room for critical emergencies, a well-equipped medical lab, and a state-of-the-art imaging suite featuring advanced X-ray, CT scan, and ultrasound technologies.
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Providing 24/7 services, Medical City ER Flower Mound guarantees consistent access to healthcare for the community. Initially established in November 2009, the center temporarily suspended operations in March 2020. This strategic move aimed to effectively redistribute resources and personnel to manage the sudden influx due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Also reopening this week, after a temporary shutdown in March 2020 due to the pandemic, is Medical City ER Stonebridge. To mark its return, the medical center has generously donated $5,000 to the Department of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) at Collin College.
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“We are pleased to be able to provide this high-quality, convenient and potentially lifesaving emergency care closer to home for the Flower Mound community, with seamless admission to Medical City Lewisville for inpatient services should a higher level of care or inpatient services be required,” Medical City Lewisville CEO John Walker said in a news release.
To mark the reestablishment, Medical City Lewisville amplified its community engagement by donating $5,000 to the Cross Timbers Family YMCA. The contribution will be utilized to finance CPR training for the YMCA staff and volunteers, thereby enhancing community health and safety endeavors.