Ally Medical ER Bastrop

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 Elizabeth, Patient Service Representative Lead at Ally Medical ER Bastrop ✨

Our Patient Service Representative Leads are often the first friendly face patients see. They help guide families through registration, insurance, and next steps while creating a calm and welcoming experience during stressful moments.

For Elizabeth, serving the Bastrop community is something she doesn’t take lightly.

“It’s rewarding to be part of a place where patients trust us during emergencies and allow us to help when they need it most.”

Though she describes herself as naturally shy, this role has helped her grow by building stronger relationships and stepping confidently into leadership.

Outside of work, Elizabeth spends most of her time with her fiancé, her family, and her four dogs. She enjoys going to the gym, snowboarding, traveling, and is currently in the middle of wedding planning.

She describes herself as empathetic, reliable, and driven.

“I care deeply about how people feel and always try to create a supportive environment. I’m someone my team can depend on, and I’m constantly working to improve both personally and professionally.”

Elizabeth is especially drawn to Ally Medical’s core value of Compassion.

“A lot of patients walk in scared or overwhelmed. Even small moments of kindness can completely change how their visit feels.”

As a Patient Service Representative Lead, she enjoys supporting her team just as much as helping patients.

“I like being someone others can come to for guidance and encouragement. Seeing the team grow and work together successfully is just as rewarding as helping patients directly.”

She wants patients to know that Patient Service Representatives are committed to caring for them.

“My biggest priority is helping them feel taken care of and less stressed.”

Show some love for Elizabeth in the comments 💙

02/05/2026

Nothing says preparedness like CPR training before Girl Scout cookie season kicked off! 🍪 Our team loved working with Girl Scout troop leaders during a hands-on CPR and basic first aid class!

Visit the link in the comments to find a free CPR class near you! ❤️

02/04/2026

Ally Medical ER Bastrop Valentine’s Giveaway Alert! 🍽️💄❤️

We’ve partnered with Neighbor's Kitchen and Yard to create the perfect Valentine’s basket. This giveaway features luxe beauty favorites from Fenty Skin and Laneige, a Sand and Fog candle, sweet treats, and a $50 Neighbors Kitchen and Yard gift card. Perfect for a cozy night in or a memorable night out.

Here’s how to enter:
1. Like this post
2. Follow this account
3. Tag your Valentine 💕
4. Fill out the giveaway form: https://form.jotform.com/251756170556158

⭐ 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!