Ally Medical ER South Austin

02/13/2026

02/13/2026

02/13/2026

This Black History Month, we celebrate the lasting impact of Black pioneers in medicine and recognize the Black healthcare professionals who continue to lead, innovate, and serve communities today.🖤

From Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the first Black woman physician in the U.S., to Dr. Charles Drew’s life-saving blood banking advancements, these leaders redefined what was possible in healthcare.

Dr. Daniel Hale Williams’ pioneering heart surgery and Dr. Patricia Bath’s innovations in laser cataract treatment continue to influence medicine today.

At Ally Medical ER, we remain committed to supporting equitable care and representation in healthcare, this month and always.

02/12/2026

✨ Meet Brook, Patient Service Representative Lead at Ally Medical ER South Austin ✨

Our Patient Service Representative Leads are often the very first connection patients have with our ER. They help create a calm, welcoming environment while guiding families through registration and important next steps during stressful moments.

For Brook, the South Austin community stands out for its heart.

“Our community truly relies on one another. We come together for the joyful moments as well as the difficult ones. I’ve seen this firsthand during natural disasters, food and toy drives, and community prayer events. There is a genuine sense of support and togetherness here.”

Outside of work, Brook describes herself as a homebody.

“I love to read, bake, and ‘Netflix and cuddle’ with my couch-potato dog. When I’m out and about, you’ll usually find me hiking, near any body of water, or seeing the world through my camera lens.”

She describes herself as creative, impulsive, and kind.

“Since I was young, I’ve always had to have some kind of creative project going. I’m impulsive in fun ways — spontaneous road trips, redecorating, or an ice cream run at 1 a.m. But kindness is my go-to. You never know how one small act of kindness can impact someone’s day.”

Compassion resonates most with her among Ally Medical ER’s core values.

“Our work can be stressful, and it’s important to give one another grace. When we show compassion to each other, it naturally carries over to the care we provide our patients.”

With a background in 9-1-1 dispatch and social services, Brook feels called to serve people during vulnerable moments.

“Being a calm, welcoming presence helps patients know from the very beginning that we care.”

As a Patient Service Representative Lead, she values being the first point of contact and helping patients begin the process of getting better. She wants patients to know their experience is about much more than paperwork — their comfort and well-being always come first.

Show some love for Brook in the comments 💙

02/06/2026

We had the best time hosting Babies Who Brunch / Teddy Bear Clinic at Goldfish Swim School - South Austin, where little ones brought their favorite stuffed friends for a fun, hands-on clinic experience. We're so grateful to our community for spending the day with us and helping us turn learning into play. 🧸❤️

02/04/2026

Ally Medical ER South Austin Valentine’s Giveaway Alert! 🍫🎬❤️

This Valentine’s Day giveaway includes a $100 Regal gift card, Ferrero Rocher chocolates, a heart mug, a cozy Ally blanket, and everyone’s favorite Ally Bear.

Here’s how to enter:
1. Like this post
2. Follow this account
3. Tag your favorite movie date 💝
4. Fill out the giveaway form: https://form.jotform.com/251755728230155

⭐ Bonus Entry: Follow us on Instagram ⭐

02/01/2026

Consider this your sign to enter the giveaway and take your workout to the trail 👟🌿

We’re giving $250 to the gym of your choice and a $1,000 donation to your local Parks and Recreation department because staying active should also support the spaces that make it possible. Please view our previous giveaway post to enter.

Ally Bear hit the trail for a little fitness fun, and we caught this beary-cute moment along the way. From parks to paths, Parks and Recreation keeps our community moving.🐻💚

02/01/2026

02/01/2026

🌬️❄️ Stay Heart Smart This Winter! ❄️🌬️

Cold weather can put extra stress on your heart and lungs, leading to chest pain—a symptom that should never be ignored. Dr. Jeremy Kenter, our Chief Medical Officer, reminds us, “Chest pain is always concerning. It’s important to get evaluated promptly.”

👉 Check out our blog for more on why cold weather affects your heart and when to visit the ER. Link in the comments!