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University Health voices concerns over Methodist’s proposed Level II trauma center (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – While city leaders are hesitant to weigh in on whether Methodist Hospital should be allowed to upgrade to a Level II trauma center, leaders with University Health are weighing in on their concerns for their center and Brooke Army Medical Center. Some residents have questioned whether another trauma center could help reduce emergency room wait times. University Health spokesperson Leni Kirkman said trauma centers are designed to treat patients with severe injuries, including those c
San Antonio City Council seeks more data on proposed Methodist trauma center upgrade (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – The debate over trauma care in San Antonio continued Tuesday as city leaders considered a resolution related to Methodist Hospital’s proposal to upgrade its Level III trauma center to a Level II facility. Council members discussed whether a Level II trauma center could affect the volume of trauma patients transported to Brooke Army Medical Center, or BAMC. They also discussed the effect on University Healthcare’s system, which also has a Level I trauma facility like BAMC. The resol
As Methodist Healthcare seeks new trauma center, city leaders want to protect BAMC military mission (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – While leaders at Methodist Healthcare pitch a Level II trauma center, city officials say it could hurt the mission at Brooke Army Medical Center. The issue is on the docket at the Intergovernmental Relations Committee meeting on Tuesday. The committee is considering a resolution reaffirming the city’s support for BAMC’s Level I trauma center and military medical readiness mission. The draft resolution states Methodist Healthcare has announced plans to develop or seek designation as
San Antonio drew more Gen Z movers in 2024 than any other U.S. city, Redfin says (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Gen Z moved to San Antonio more than any other U.S. city in 2024, according to numbers released by Redfin. According to the real estate brokerage, 10,678 people in the Gen Z demographic moved to San Antonio, ahead of Washington, D.C., with 8,631, Austin with 8,590, Nashville, Tennessee, with 8,093, and Dallas with 6,944. The study also showed Gen Z leaving large, more expensive cities such as New York, Minneapolis and Los Angeles. David MacPherson, the head of the economics departm
Bexar County buys land to build road, ease traffic near Davis Ranch (opens the original)
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BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – A new road connection could help reduce traffic in Davis Ranch, Silver Canyon and other neighborhoods as development continues on the far Northwest Side. Bexar County has purchased about 1.5 acres near Davis Ranch to extend Bent Canyon Road to Farm-to-Market Road 1560. Right now, the road dead-ends on two sides. County leaders say the project to connect the roads could give drivers another route and ease congestion. The Beverly Hills neighborhood was once quiet, but traffic
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