North Central Baptist Hospital and San Antonio AirLIFE, 2008 Texas’ EMS Air Medical Service of the year, announced that a helicopter will be based at the hospital effective immediately.

North Central Baptist Hospital used Induced Hypothermia on 49 year old patient, Melissa Wallis who suffered a massive heart attack. David Marks, M.D. explains how this treatment is being used to stop brain damage in patients.

For the health of our students, faculty, staff and visitors, smoking and other forms of tobacco are prohibited on our school property (including the school parking lots). There are no designated smoking areas anywhere on the campus.

Aimed at providing you the tools to cope with the challenges of Lymphoma & Myeloma. Make plans to attend this lecture series in September.

If you were not able to get screened at our Brain & Stroke Network Anniversary Celebration, or would like to get a free stroke and heart attack screening and risk assessment, come to one of the Baptist Health System's free screening days.

North Central Baptist Hospital has been designated as a 2010 Texas Ten Step Facility by the Department of State Health Services and the Texas Hospital Association. This annual designation is awarded to birthing facilities that provide optimal care to improve breastfeeding outcomes.

Baptist Health System President and CEO Trip Pilgrim has been named Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer for Vanguard Health Systems, parent company of Baptist Health System. Graham Reeve, current COO for Baptist Health System, has been named as Pilgrim’s replacement.

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Ten months after developing The Brain & Stroke Network to improve stroke care in San Antonio and South Texas, Baptist Health System has earned Primary Stroke Center Certification at each of its five hospitals, effective June 8.

Samantha Garcia, a local high school students, donated 38 baby blankets to the Baptist Medical Center's Mother and Baby Unit.