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Texsan celebrated its 15th anniversary with a ceremony honoring partnerships and community impact, where CEO Esther Kwon and Mayor Johnny Rodriguez highlighted collaboration as the foundation of the hospital's success. The event recognized the hospital's growth, national accolades, and over $110 million in investments, underscoring its role as a pillar of health care and economic strength in Balcones Heights.

Alex Karnes, an ER nurse at Methodist Hospital Texsan, was critically injured in a motorcycle accident but has made remarkable progress during rehabilitation, driven by her determination to return to work.

Methodist Hospital Texsan CEO Esther Kwon has received Trinity University's 2025 Momentum Award, honoring alumni under 40 for exceptional leadership and impact in healthcare management.

Imaging Technologist Week celebrates the exceptional work of Texsan's imaging teams, including major achievements such as the CT team earning a national quality award and the Ultrasound team achieving 100% RVT certification. This year also marked the launch of cardiac MRI services, expanding Texsan's advanced imaging capabilities for patients and the community.

Methodist Hospital Texsan promotes Hands-Only CPR — calling 911 and pushing hard and fast on the chest — to boost cardiac arrest survival. They also raise awareness of early heart attack signs to help prevent emergencies.

Recognized nationally for excellence in cardiac care, critical care, gastrointestinal surgery, and outpatient prostate care.

At Methodist Hospital Texsan, chaplains serve as spiritual caregivers who bring peace, comfort, and compassion to patients, families, and staff in times of uncertainty and healing.

Methodist Rehabilitation Hospital Texsan marks one year of serving more than 800 patients across South Texas, offering advanced, compassionate rehab care. The team is now expanding specialty programs to meet growing community needs.

Methodist Hospital Texsan's Sunrise Celebration returned for its second year, bringing together leaders, staff, and former patients to honor new team members and highlight the hospital's culture of gratitude, compassion, and healing.

Methodist Hospital Texsan has successfully performed over 1,200 left atrial appendage closure (LAAC) procedures, marking a major milestone in stroke prevention for patients with atrial fibrillation (AFib) in South Texas.