Carrollton Regional Medical Center

04/23/2026

04/22/2026

Did you know Clear Cardio offers services at Carrollton Regional Medical Center?

This VIP service helps identify and address heart health risks using advanced 640-slice CT technology. Patients travel from across the U.S. to CRMC for this specialized study and expert interpretation, because when it comes to your heart, precision matters.

04/17/2026

We're celebrating spring by showing our gratitude to our dedicated team for their commitment to our community. Thank you to Mayor Steve Babick for joining us!

04/15/2026

Meet Dr. Amandeep Kaur.

If you have a wound that isn’t healing, it may be time to see a specialist. Dr. Amandeep Kaur, certified wound specialist and Medical Director at the Wound Care Center at Carrollton Regional Medical Center, helps patients with wounds that are slow to heal or not healing at all.

“Many people think a wound will just get better with time,” Dr. Kaur says. “But if it hasn’t improved in two to three weeks, that’s your body telling you something needs attention.”

Dr. Kaur and her team offer advanced treatments – including hyperbaric oxygen therapy and other specialized wound care therapies – to help patients heal faster and reduce the risk of complications.

If you or a loved one has a wound that hasn’t improved in a few weeks, don’t wait. Early care can make all the difference.

04/07/2026

Today, the world celebrates health! Choose evidence. Trust facts. Support science-led health for people, animals, and the planet.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from Carrollton Regional Medical Center!

Our team is honored to care for our community each day, and we are grateful for the trust you place in us to support your health and well-being.

Wishing our patients, families, staff, and neighbors a joyful Easter filled with peace, good health, and time with loved ones.

04/01/2026

Stress is a natural part of life, but when it becomes ongoing, it can impact both your physical and mental health. Learning to recognize the signs and build healthy coping habits can make a meaningful difference in your overall well-being.

Simple steps like getting enough sleep, staying active, setting boundaries, and leaning on your support system can help you better manage stress and feel more in control.

👉 Read the full article for tips and signs to watch for: https://bit.ly/3PB9O6f

03/31/2026

We celebrated our incredible physicians on Monday for National Doctors Day, taking time to recognize CRMC doctors for their dedication, hard work, and lasting impact on patient care and the community.

03/25/2026

Spring is meant to be enjoyed, but for many people it comes with sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes. If allergy symptoms are holding you back, our latest article shares practical tips to manage spring allergies and find relief this season. From reducing pollen exposure to knowing when to see a doctor, we’ve got you covered.
👉 Read the full article to breathe easier this spring: https://tinyurl.com/3xnnwzch

03/18/2026

Spring break is here! Carrollton Regional Medical Center encourages you to enjoy it safely with these quick tips:

🌞 Protect your skin – wear sunscreen and stay hydrated.
🚗 Travel safely – buckle up, avoid distractions, and take breaks.
🏊 Stay safe in the water – swim in designated areas and never alone.
😴 Get enough rest – keep your energy and immune system strong.
🥗 Eat smart – balance treats with nutritious meals and plenty of water.

If illness or injury strikes, Carrollton Regional Medical Center is here with trusted care close to home. Have a fun and healthy spring break!

03/17/2026

🍀 Better habits get more results than luck when it comes to your health. This St. Patrick's Day, CRMC reminds you to:
💚 Eat your greens
💚 Move your body
💚 Hydrate
💚 Protect your mental health

03/10/2026

Patient Safety Awareness Week March 8–14, 2026

Patient Safety Awareness Week is an important reminder that safe care starts with awareness, teamwork, and clear communication. It’s a time to spotlight the systems, protocols, and people working every day to protect patients and prevent harm. From double-checking medications to encouraging patients to ask questions and speak up, patient safety is a shared responsibility. By staying informed and committed to best practices, we can continue building a healthcare environment where safety, trust, and quality care come first – for every patient, every visit.

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