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Emergency Health Centre at Willowbrook remains open during recovery period
From Staff Reports
Emergency Health Centre at Willowbrook, the northwest Houston, full-service emergency care facility, remains open 24 hours a day during the storm recovery period for those in need of medical attention.
Located at 22475 Tomball Parkway (Highway 249) between Louetta and Spring Cypress, Emergency Health Centre at Willowbrook continues to treat patients requiring emergency care as well as those in need of diagnostic services, x-rays and CAT scans.
“We’ve stayed open through the storm and we are getting patients through quickly,” says Dr. Mark Cesta, medical director for the facility.
For more information, contact Emergency Health Centre at Willowbrook at 281-320-8500.
Located at 22475 Tomball Parkway (Highway 249) between Louetta and Spring Cypress, Emergency Health Centre at Willowbrook continues to treat patients requiring emergency care as well as those in need of diagnostic services, x-rays and CAT scans.
“We’ve stayed open through the storm and we are getting patients through quickly,” says Dr. Mark Cesta, medical director for the facility.
For more information, contact Emergency Health Centre at Willowbrook at 281-320-8500.
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Smiles10 wrote on Oct 7, 2009 9:26 AM:
" This is a very expensive facility. I recently visited them and have no complaints about the care received. When I asked them to reduce the bill due to it being too high, they refused. I was told by the "patient advocate" that reductions were for health insurance companies. If you decide to go to this facility, make sure to ask up front how much it will cost. "
Smiles10 wrote on Oct 7, 2009 9:23 AM: