St. David's Emergency Center - Pflugerville

07/31/2025

In case of a work injury, St. David’s Occupational Health Services is here to help you get back on your feet safely and swiftly.

We provide a full range of services tailored to the needs of employers and employees, including:
• Injury care and treatment
• Pre-employment screenings
• DOT and non-DOT physicals
• Drug and alcohol testing
• Immunizations
• Return-to-work evaluations

Location: 918 E. 32nd St., Austin, Texas
Phone: 512-544-8195
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4ogxOYU

07/30/2025

Looking for relief from a constantly ? See what could be causing your congestion, how to treat it and when to seek medical care: https://bit.ly/4mrfJWF

07/29/2025

Not sure where to go for the care you need? While this isn’t a complete list of reasons to seek virtual care or visit an emergency room, urgent care clinic or doctor’s office, we hope it helps you find the best path toward .

➡️ Our freestanding emergency rooms are there to provide immediate stabilization and treatment for potentially life-threatening healthcare needs. Patients who need advanced or specialized care may be transferred to a hospital for further treatment. Find an emergency room near you at: https://bit.ly/457R0zp

➡️ Our urgent care clinics are designed for non-emergency illnesses and injuries, and they can even treat minor broken bones. These clinics are often available after-hours when your regular doctor’s office is closed. Search for an urgent care clinic at: https://bit.ly/44TV4Vg

➡️ If you’re looking for a doctor’s office, meet our experts and schedule an appointment at: https://bit.ly/4faTSAl

⚠️If you’re not sure about the severity of your symptoms or condition, seek medical advice or go to the nearest emergency room. In the event of a life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.

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Go to an emergency room for:
-Chest pain or signs of a heart attack
-Head injuries
-Seizures
-High fevers
-Broken bones
-Other critical medical conditions

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Go to an urgent care clinic for:
-Mild to moderate cold and flu symptoms
-Minor cuts, burns, sprains and strains
-X-rays for suspected minor injuries

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Go to your doctor’s office for:
-Common, non-urgent illnesses like mild colds, sore throats and ear infections
-Managing chronic health conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure

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Access virtual care for:
-Mild to moderate health concerns like a cold, rash or allergies
-Managing chronic conditions after in-person diagnosis
-Therapy and counseling]

07/26/2025

Not all wounds are visible. triggers can come from a smell, sound or memory. While physical and emotional responses are common after trauma, there are ways to cope and find comfort. Learn how: https://bit.ly/4f9vqPM

07/23/2025

When it comes to urologic health, you deserve care that’s not only effective, but also compassionate, personalized, and backed by innovation.

At St. David’s Surgical Hospital, we offer:

• Specialized Urology Experts: Our highly trained physicians are dedicated to diagnosing and treating a wide range of urologic conditions with precision and care.
• Innovative Technology: We use the latest tools and techniques, including robotic-assisted, minimally invasive surgery, to help reduce recovery time and improve outcomes.
• Patient-centered approach: from your first consultation to post-treatment follow-up, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Click here to find a urologist: https://bit.ly/4o440Pg

07/22/2025

🏊‍♀️✨ Meet Tori Trees Smith, an NCAA Champion and 1984 Olympian! In 2022, she faced disabling pain from scoliosis that almost made her give up swimming. But with the specialized care at St. David’s Medical Center, Tori was back in the water just six months after surgery!

At St. David’s HealthCare, our spinal surgeons are committed to delivering exceptional care for the complete spectrum of spinal deformities. We provide comprehensive and expert services for individuals undergoing complex spinal deformity surgery for conditions such as scoliosis, kyphosis, spinal stenosis, herniated disks and other degenerative spine conditions. To watch Tori's story and to learn more about our services, visit: https://bit.ly/454AAYI

07/21/2025

When 24-year-old Alex Wilson suffered an unexpected ischemic stroke, it was her own colleagues who sprang into action—proving that heroes wear scrubs, not capes.

Thanks to their quick thinking and our advanced stroke care team, Alex received emergency care that saved her life. At St. David's HealthCare, we’re proud to offer lifesaving stroke treatment close to home, because when it comes to strokes, time lost is brain lost. To see how teamwork saved Alex's life, visit: https://bit.ly/4o0oVCS

07/18/2025

Meet Jessica. She’s a cancer survivor and her daughter has Type 1 diabetes. They’re among millions of Americans who are about to face a major increase in health insurance costs.

Enhanced Premium Tax Credits (EPTCs) are currently helping 24 million people – including our patients – afford high-quality healthcare coverage through the insurance Marketplace (https://bit.ly/4m4TAgt). Americans who purchase insurance on their own and rely on the tax credit are now facing skyrocketing costs if Congress allows the credit to expire at the end of 2025, putting at risk the health of children like Jessica’s daughter.

“We were living a perfectly normal life, and we suddenly had a child that had a chronic illness,” said Jessica. “We’re not wealthy. Money can get tight…we need Congress to take action now. It’s vital for us.”

Learn how you can help protect access to care at https://bit.ly/413GPdV

07/16/2025

When Mikayla Martinez was just 22 weeks pregnant, she faced a life-threatening condition that put both her and her unborn baby at serious risk. Thanks to St. David’s HealthCare’s Maternal Transport Program, Mikayla’s journey turned into a story of hope and survival. Watch Mikayla’s life-saving story here: https://bit.ly/4kN3Jxp

At St. David's HealthCare, our patients have access to the highest level of neonatal care available. Within our system, we have NICUs spanning from Level I to Level IV, meaning we are able to get infants the care they need when they need it. Our Level IV NICU at St. David's Medical Center is home to one of only two doctors in Austin who hold the Neonatal Neuro-Critical Care Certification, a prestigious sub specialization in neonatology. This certification enhances the level of care we provide to our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit babies, ensuring expert and specialized treatment for the tiniest patients. To learn more about our NICU services, visit: https://bit.ly/3IvQZO4

07/15/2025

🎒 We’re so grateful to everyone who donated school supplies to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Georgetown Texas. Your generosity is helping local kids start the school year with the tools they need to learn, grow, and thrive. 📚✏️

Thank you to our amazing team for showing up and making a difference. 💙

07/14/2025

that St. David’s South Austin Medical Center offers Central Texans access to life-changing blood cancer treatments—without the burden of traveling far from home. For over a decade, our program has been Austin’s only selection of cellular therapies for these complex diseases. As a proud member of the Sarah Cannon Cancer Network, we’ve served over 1,000 patients with life-saving transplant treatments and compassionate care.

Learn how we’re keeping cancer care close to home: https://bit.ly/4kzZlBG

The St. David's program has served hundreds of patients since launching in the mid-2010s.

07/05/2025

St. David’s South Austin Medical Center is proud to be home to Austin’s only adult transplant and cellular therapy program, and therefore it’s very important to us we raise awareness and critical funds for blood cancer research. To do this, we partner with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS).

Last week, we had the joy of teaming up with both LLS and their partner Austin Subaru as part of the Subaru Loves to Care initiative. 💙 Together, they delivered warm, fuzzy blankets and heartfelt messages to our oncology patients right here at SDSAMC—a small gesture that brings big comfort to those facing some of their toughest days.

It’s moments like these that remind us how powerful community, compassion, and a little bit of cozy can be.