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The Medical Center of Southeast Texas

A 224-bed, full-service hospital bringing world-class medical expertise and compassion to the care of every patient. Port Arthur & Beaumont TX

At The Medical Center of Southeast Texas, we’re committed to providing high-quality medical care in a friendly hospital environment. Highlights of the facility include all-private rooms, a state-of-the art emergency room with a fast-track area for minor illness and injury, a dedicated heart center, surgical suites with the latest in digital technology, and an obstetrics unit that includes a neo-natal intensive care unit for high-risk babies.

04/11/2025

We recently marked two incredible retirements and celebrated national recognition for our commitment to quality care.

🏆 The Medical Center was honored with the Bernard A. Birnbaum, MD, Quality Leadership Award from Vizient, ranking us among the Top 23 Complex Care Hospitals in the nation.

This award reflects excellence in six key areas of patient care:
✅ Safety
✅ Mortality
✅ Effectiveness
✅ Efficiency
✅ Patient-centeredness
✅ Equity

We’re proud of our entire team for consistently delivering exceptional care. Congratulations to all!

04/10/2025

MCSET recently hosted a graduation ceremony for our Senior Director, Babette Parthum.

Throughout her 25 years with MCSET, she has been a student, Respiratory Therapist, climbed the ranks to Respiratory Director, and currently holds the title of Senior Director of Operations.

She recently graduated with her MBA in Healthcare Management. Congratulations, Babette!

02/26/2025

Did you know chronic stress wears and tears the body, contributing to heart disease?

In the hustle of our daily lives, it is easy to overlook the impact of stress on our well-being. However, exposure to constant and persistent stress debilitates our bodies, impacting many areas, such as the gastrointestinal, respiratory, and cardiovascular systems.

Click to learn how chronic stress impacts your mind and body as well as useful tips to manage stress: https://bit.ly/437ae94

Together, let's raise awareness of the impact of chronic stress on our heart health. We can make a life-changing difference in the lives of our loved ones and community.

02/24/2025

This Motivation Monday, we are sharing an easy-to-make, heart-healthy recipe that does not compromise nutrition or taste.

Treat your family to a delicious, nutrition-packed meal perfectly suited for the colder temperatures with its warm and nourishing essence. This wholesome Khichari recipe will not only satisfy your family’s appetite but also nourish their body with its powerhouse of nutrients.

Check out the recipe here: https://pulse.hsahospitals.com/nutrition-packed-wholesome-khichari-recipe/

02/19/2025

Did you know consistently disrupted or inadequate sleep can lead to increased risk of heart disease?

Quality sleep is crucial in maintaining good heart health. Yet, many sacrifice sleep due to busy schedules, stress, or lifestyle habits—without realizing the long-term impact on their heart.

Click to learn how sleep benefits the heart as well as tips to help you improve sleep habits and protect your heart: https://bit.ly/3EJpuyF

During Heart Month, we can help raise awareness of the impact of sleep on heart health to encourage our families and friends to live longer, healthier lives.

02/17/2025

This Motivation Monday, we are sharing an easy-to-make, heart-healthy recipe that does not compromise nutrition or taste.

Elevate your dining experience with this delicious, nutritious, and effortless stuffed peppers recipe that is a perfect choice for your heart and your health goals.

Check out the recipe here: https://pulse.hsahospitals.com/stuffed-peppers/

02/12/2025

Heart Failure Awareness Week: Know the Risks; Take Action

Did you know that approximately 6.7 million Americans have heart failure, yet many don’t realize they are at risk? High blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, and lifestyle habits are all risk factors. The good news is that early intervention and heart-healthy choices can make a life-saving difference.

During Heart Failure Awareness Week, we encourage everyone to take time to learn about the signs, risk factors, and life-saving steps that can help prevent heart failure. Making small changes like staying active, eating a balanced diet, managing stress, and following medical advice can have a big impact on heart health. Your heart works hard for you; return the favor.

Click to learn more about this condition: https://bit.ly/4gB8EPT

Let’s work together to encourage our communities to live a heart-healthy lifestyle!

02/10/2025

This Motivation Monday, we are sharing a heart-healthy recipe that is perfect as a grab-and-go breakfast option or something nutritious yet delicious to satisfy your midday cravings. Packed with tons of nutrients, antioxidants, and fiber, this easy-to-make berry smoothie is a perfect choice for your heart and your health goals.

Check out the recipe here: https://pulse.hsahospitals.com/mega-berry-smoothie/

02/07/2025

The No. 1 Killer of Women: Cardiovascular Disease

Did you know that heart disease is the number one killer of women in the United States?

Join us today, Friday, February 7, by wearing red to show your support and to help us raise awareness of this prevalent disease affecting the women in our lives.

Click to learn more about this disease, and together, we can help raise awareness of the risk factors, lifestyle adjustments, and screenings available for heart disease: https://bit.ly/3EzGI1f

Share your Wear Red Day photos in the comments.

02/05/2025

Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States?

During American Heart Month, we are committed to raising awareness about the risk factors for cardiovascular disease, like high blood pressure and cholesterol, and encouraging heart-healthy actions so you can take better care of your heart health.

Click to learn more about the risk factors, lifestyle adjustments, and screenings available for heart disease: https://bit.ly/3EzGI1f

Together, we can help raise awareness of this disease that claims a life every 33 seconds, and encourage our communities to live healthier lives.

01/29/2025

Have you scheduled your annual wellness visit?

To kickstart your 2025 and get started on your resolutions, take time today to schedule your annual wellness visit with your primary care physician. Your annual wellness visit is a crucial component of maintaining your health and catching serious medical conditions early.

This year, the best gift you can give yourself is prioritizing your mental and physical health.

01/22/2025

Did you know there is a connection between "positivity" and your health?

Having a positive mindset can reduce the probability of having a heart attack or cardiovascular event by one-third, compared to someone who has a more negative outlook.

Embrace the power of a positive mindset to unlock a healthier lifestyle and to conquer the year ahead! Remember that small actions can make a big impact. Start your day with gratitude, practice mindfulness, and embrace positivity.

Let’s build a community of positivity together! Find out more about the benefits of adopting a positive mindset: https://bit.ly/4aAg8RS

How are you cultivating positive habits in 2025?

10/24/2024

Did you know Red Ribbon Week is recognized during the month of October?

Red Ribbon Week is a campaign by the National Family Partnership to educate youth on the importance of a drug-free lifestyle. This week, join us in wearing red ribbons to show our commitment to saying no to drugs.

When it comes to saying no to drugs, we can all be role models. This Red Ribbon Week let’s remember the importance of setting a good example. If you’re interested in getting more involved, click to learn more: https://www.redribbon.org/

10/15/2024

Did you know heart attacks and sudden cardiac arrest are not the same and require different intervention?

More than 365,000 deaths each year in the U.S. are caused by sudden cardiac arrest. October is Awareness Month, and it is an important time to learn about the warning signs, preventative measures, and how to offer life-saving help if you are ever in a situation that requires intervention. Take the time to learn more here: https://bit.ly/3NtzCwt

10/10/2024

Talking is good for your mental health and it is important. But starting the conversation isn’t always easy.

If you or anyone you know is suffering from feelings or thoughts of depression, self-harm, substance abuse, identity, suicidal thoughts, or eating disorders, dial 9-8-8 to receive help.

The trained counselors of the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline are there to work through issues and provide support to those in crisis. Learn more about mental health symptoms, support and care:https://bit.ly/3gs99QF

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10/09/2024

ER Nurses are the backbone of the Emergency Room – helping it run smoothly and efficiently to ensure that our patients receive speedy, critical, and often life-saving care. This , we honor these who are on the frontlines of some of life’s most challenging circumstances. This week, be sure to take some time to thank the nurses in your life for all that they do. !

10/07/2024

We are grateful for the dedication, expertise, and compassionate care our PAs provide every day to our patients. Whether diagnosing, treating, or providing comfort, PAs play a crucial role in ensuring the health and well-being of our community. Join us in thanking our PAs for their incredible work and dedication. !

10/04/2024

Did you know that domestic violence affects over 12 million people in the U.S. each year?

October, we’re spreading the word for Domestic Violence Awareness Month on how to identify abuse and seek safety. If you are in need of support, please visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline at https://www.thehotline.org/ or call 1-800-799-SAFE.

10/02/2024

We wish our Jewish colleagues, patients, friends, and family a ! We hope that this New Year brings health, happiness, and lots of time with your loved ones. Have a lovely !

09/27/2024

As fall sports ramp up, it's important that if you have a student-athlete or support one, to understand the importance of injury prevention. Here are some tips you can share:

Rest
Make sure you're adding rest days to the schedule. Letting the body heal is important to having the energy to perform in future practices and games.

Wear the Right Gear
Gear doesn't only affect how your athlete plays, it also helps protect them and others from injury. Gear that is the wrong size or in poor condition can actually contribute to injuries.

Stay Hydrated Whether a sports drink or plain water, drinking enough fluids is important before, during and after games to avoid dehydration.

Warm Up
Warming up and stretching the body before practice or a game will help prevent injuries.

Listen to Your Body
If you are in pain or feel ill, stop, rest and address the issue before continuing. Learn more about ways to prevent sports injuries this sports season.

09/26/2024

Did you know that your gut is a mini biome with trillions of microscopic organisms that are important for keeping your entire body healthy?

Nurturing your gut microbiome is crucial for your entire body’s health and there are many ways you can maintain a healthy gut to keep yourself healthy. Take a few minutes to read some tips on how to keep a gut here: https://bit.ly/3XdVjp2

09/23/2024

September is –an important time to increase awareness about addiction, share resources, and repeat an unequivocal truth: life-long recovery is possible for anyone.

As we celebrate the millions of Americans who achieved recovery, let’s reaffirm our support for everyone struggling with addiction–no matter their circumstances. Although evidence-based treatments and recovery practices are available, many don’t know where to turn to when beginning their recovery process. Let’s offer life-changing support to someone today!

09/19/2024

Did you know that Atrial Fibrillation is the most common form of an irregular heartbeat?

This September, we are raising awareness about Atrial Fibrillation (AFib), a common heart arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) that affects millions each year. AFib symptoms can appear mild at first, so it’s important to be aware of the symptoms.

Take some time to familiarize yourself with so you can be proactive and lead a life: https://bit.ly/3Z5hxvW

09/17/2024

Did you know that blood transfusions can significantly alleviate the pain caused by Sickle Cell Disease?

Sickle Cell Disease affects around 100,000 Americans. For a person with Sickle Cell Disease, a blood transfusion can significantly alleviate pain and even save their life. This , consider heading to your local blood donation center to make a difference in someone’s life.

Find out more about Sickle Cell Disease and how you can help: https://bit.ly/4gdHJL8

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