Hospital Board reviews new OB equipment

  • OGH RECEIVES OB EQUIPMENT THROUGH GRANT— Ochiltree General Hospital received a bounty of new obstetrics equipment recently through a quarter-million dollar Rural Hospital Labor and Delivery Grant from the state. The equipment included four fetal heart monitors, five warmers to keep babies warm after birth, six infant cribs, two wireless monitors, and more. Pictured in the back are, from left, Debbie Beck, CFO, who wrote the grant, Patrick Smith, BSN, Kevelin Cervantes, CNO, and Rubi Estrada, ACNO.
    OGH RECEIVES OB EQUIPMENT THROUGH GRANT— Ochiltree General Hospital received a bounty of new obstetrics equipment recently through a quarter-million dollar Rural Hospital Labor and Delivery Grant from the state. The equipment included four fetal heart monitors, five warmers to keep babies warm after birth, six infant cribs, two wireless monitors, and more. Pictured in the back are, from left, Debbie Beck, CFO, who wrote the grant, Patrick Smith, BSN, Kevelin Cervantes, CNO, and Rubi Estrada, ACNO.
    The Ochiltree County Hospital District Board of Directors met on Monday evening in the conference center at Ochiltree General Hospital.Among other items on the agenda, the board members got to see some of the obstetrics equipment the hospital had received through a new grant.OGH had received a $250,000 Rural Hospital Labor and Delivery grant from the State of Texas.Chief Nu...

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