Our Mission.
To lead the transformation for healthier tomorrows in OUR communities.
Our Vision.
To be the catalyst in rural America, transcending barriers to health through a culture of excellence and compassion.
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Titus County Hospital District d/b/a Titus Regional Medical Center has been serving the healthcare needs of Northeast Texas for 65 years!
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The Doctor's Day celebrations continued today with a delicious lunch spread! The doc lounge was filled with gratitude, delicious food, and heartfelt moments of appreciation for the dedicated healthcare heroes who make a difference in our lives every day.
A huge thank you to Chef Pam Carter and the Titus Nutrition Team for providing a fantastic spread that made the event even more special. 🍽️ From savory dishes to sweet treats, your culinary expertise truly wowed everyone!
It was a perfect opportunity to come together, relax, and recognize the hard work and compassion our doctors bring to the table. We’re so proud to be part of a team that cares so deeply for the well-being of OUR community.
Thank you, doctors, for everything you do! Here’s to you! 🥂
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TRMC was proud to join forces with Titus County service agencies — including the County Courts, Titus County Sheriff's Office, Mount Pleasant Texas Police Department and Lakes Regional Community Center — for a two-day summit on the future of behavioral health in our region.
Hosted by Texas Health and Human Services Commission, this collaborative event strengthened partnerships and set shared goals to better serve our community’s behavioral health needs. Together, we’re building a healthier tomorrow for OUR community.
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🌟 March is Lymphedema Awareness Month 🌟
Lymphedema is a chronic condition that causes swelling, typically in the arms or legs, due to a buildup of lymph fluid. Although it’s often associated with cancer treatments, anyone can be affected. Lymphedema occurs when the lymphatic system is unable to properly drain fluid, leading to swelling and other symptoms that can impact daily life.
💡 Key Facts
Lymphedema can develop after surgery, radiation, or injury, or as a primary condition.
Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to managing symptoms and improving quality of life.
Compression garments, exercises, and manual lymphatic drainage are common treatments.
💚 Did You Know?
We have our very own Certified Lymphedema Therapist at Titus? We sure do - Stephanie Lueckemeyer! Through personalized treatment plans, Stephanie uses techniques like manual lymphatic drainage, compression therapy, and exercise to reduce swelling and improve quality of life. If you or someone you know is dealing with lymphedema, a CLT can be a key partner in your journey toward better management and well-being.
Let’s break the silence, spread the word, and support those affected by this often invisible condition. Together, we can make a difference. 💪
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