Guadalupe Regional Medical Center

03/13/2026

Did you hear? GRMC now has a new Instagram account! Follow us at for hospital updates, community news, and important announcements.

03/12/2026

Colorectal cancer is one of the leading cancer killers in the U.S., but screening can help prevent it or detect it early when treatment works best. Most cases occur in adults over 50, and risk increases with certain health conditions or family history.

Screening options vary and may include simple at-home tests done yearly, or visual exams such as colonoscopy, typically recommended every 10 years if results are normal. The right test is the one you and your provider choose together.

GRMC encourages you to talk with your provider about which screening option is right for you.
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Read about colorectal scancer screening options and see who is most at risk for colorectal cancer and how it develops.

03/11/2026

Gastroenterologist Gabriel Gonzales, DO, shares his commitment to caring for you. More than simply treating symptoms, Dr. Gonzales takes time to fully understand your gastrointestinal concerns before outlining the treatment options that best fit your needs. His primary goal is to ensure you achieve the best possible outcome for what ails you.
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Gastroenterologist Gabriel Gonzales, DO, shares his commitment to caring for you. More than simply treating symptoms, Dr. Gonzales takes time to fully unders...

03/10/2026

At GRMC, our providers, nurses, clinicians, and support teams work together every day to deliver compassionate, high-quality care to our community. Their dedication is what makes a difference for every patient, every time.

The Right Care. Right Here.

03/10/2026

GRMC is now sharing updates, health tips, and more on our new Instagram account! Follow us now so you don’t miss a thing: Instagram.com/grmedcenter

03/09/2026

Sleep is essential to your health, yet many adults do not get the recommended 7–8 hours each night. Poor sleep has been linked to conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and depression, making diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders an important step toward better overall wellness.

GRMC offers comprehensive sleep studies to help identify conditions like insomnia, narcolepsy, and sleep apnea. Our providers, including Jason Goodwin, MD and Jennifer Hennessee, MD work with patients to find the right solution, from diagnostic testing to advanced treatment options for obstructive sleep apnea.

If snoring, fatigue, or restless nights are affecting your daily life, talk with your provider about whether a sleep evaluation may be right for you.
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03/06/2026

We’re proud to share that the GRMC Gives Back Team raised $2,450 in support of Habitat for Humanity, a truly meaningful investment in strengthening our community.

Habitat for Humanity works to provide safe, affordable housing for families, helping build stability and opportunity right here at home. We’re honored to contribute to a cause that creates lasting impact for individuals and families in need.

Thank you to everyone who donated and supported this effort. Together, we can continue making a difference beyond the walls of our hospital!

03/05/2026

Hear GRMF donors Jim Colvin, MD, Pam Colvin, Sean Alvarez, and Mary Ervans share their reasons for supporting the mission of Guadalupe Regional Medical Foundation. Committed to supporting GRMC as a staple of compassionate care and accessibility within the community, each donor has discovered their own special way to make a lasting difference.
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Hear GRMF donors Jim Colvin, MD, Pam Colvin, Sean Alvarez, and Mary Ervans share their reasons for supporting the mission of Guadalupe Regional Medical Found...

03/04/2026

Today, we proudly honor the heroes who showed up when our community needed them most.

On COVID Heroes Day, we recognize our dedicated healthcare teams, first responders, essential staff, and partners who stood on the front lines with compassion, courage, and resilience. You cared for our patients, supported their families, and strengthened our community during one of the most challenging times in healthcare.

We are deeply grateful for your service, your sacrifice, and your unwavering commitment to healing and hope. Thank you for being our heroes!

03/03/2026

Welcome our newest primary care physician, Caroline Flowers, MD! With expertise in both family medicine and obstetrics, Dr. Flowers values the privilege she has to be able to care for her patients from birth through adulthood and to build lasting relationships along the way.
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Meet Caroline Flowers, MD, one of GRMC’s dedicated primary care doctors. Dr. Flowers offers a unique, full-circle approach to family medicine—providing compr...

03/03/2026

Another round of applause for our Outpatient Rehab Graduates!

We’re proud to recognize more of our recent outpatient rehab graduates who have put in the work and reached important milestones in their recovery journeys. Your perseverance and positive spirit make all the difference, and we’re honored to celebrate alongside you.

Our outpatient rehabilitation team provides high-quality, patient-centered care designed to restore mobility, reduce pain, and help individuals return to the activities they love. With experienced therapists and individualized treatment plans, we’re here to support every step forward.

To learn more about our outpatient rehab services, visit https://www.grmedcenter.com/medical-services/rehabilitation/outpatient-rehab/

03/02/2026

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Screening saves lives.

Colorectal cancer is a leading cancer killer, yet early detection makes a major difference. According to the American Cancer Society, about 9 out of 10 people survive when it’s found early, and screening can even prevent cancer by removing precancerous polyps.
GRMC encourages you to know the signs, understand your risk, and speak with your primary care provider about screening options.

Read: 8 key facts to know about colorectal cancer.
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Each year, colorectal cancer claims more than 50,000 lives nationwide. Learn how to help protect yourself from this deadly cancer.