by supportseton | Sep 28, 2026 | Dell Seton Medical Center Success Story
Tina’s Story Tina’s life was on the line. Dell Seton showed up. On September 9, 2024, Tina was having a normal day and was out running a simple errand when her life changed forever. As she was coming up over a hill in Canyon Lake, she saw a large...
by supportseton | Sep 26, 2026 | Dell Seton Medical Center Success Story
Ike’s Story A Remarkable Recovery from a Brain Aneurysm, Stroke, and Surgery One Saturday morning, Ike woke up feeling off—he felt dizzy and nauseous—just not himself. He pushed through for a few days, hoping it would pass. But by Monday night, when he pulled...
by supportseton | Sep 25, 2026 | Dell Seton Medical Center Success Story
Robert’s Story Life After a Kidney Transplant After years with type 2 diabetes and hypertension, Robert learned that one of his kidneys was close to giving out. The nephrologist determined that one of Robert’s kidneys was heading to “danger zone” and that...
by supportseton | Nov 17, 2025 | Dell Seton Medical Center Success Story, Featured, Highlighted Story, Our Impact
Dell Seton Associates Put “The Art of Healing” on Display Dell Seton Medical Center at The University of Texas (DSMCUT) has unveiled a new art display called “The Art of Healing” showcasing the creative talents of its associates. The exhibit brings...
by supportseton | Jun 24, 2025 | Dell Seton Medical Center Success Story, Our Impact, Seton Fund Success Story
A Gift Given Freely: Mia’s Living Kidney Donation Journey at Dell Seton Mia has always found joy in giving back. Whether volunteering in classrooms in female prisons or supporting her community, she’s drawn to service. But in early 2025, her sense of generosity took a...
by supportseton | Dec 19, 2024 | Dell Seton Medical Center Success Story, Seton Fund Success Story
Dell Seton Neurocritical Care Unit Doubles in Size Unit is the first of its kind in Central Texas and serves as a destination for patients with highly acute neurological conditions Central Texas’ first and only Neurocritical Care Unit expanded from 15 beds when...
