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Carson, Carter and Christian were born 9 weeks premature on January 30, 2013. Upon delivery, the boys spent 40 days in the CHRISTUS Southeast Texas St. Elizabeth Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Because of the Beaumont facility's Level 3 NICU, they were able to stay locally. The friendships the family made with the NICU nurses are ongoing today.

Carson, Carter and Christian were born 9 weeks premature on January 30, 2013. Upon delivery, the boys spent 40 days in the CHRISTUS Southeast Texas St. Elizabeth Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Because of the Beaumont facility's Level 3 NICU, they were able to stay locally. The friendships the family made with the NICU nurses are ongoing today.

Making miracles: Funding approved for pediatric purchases, upgrades at CHRISTUS St. Elizabeth

News Staff
Tuesday, March 15, 2022
Most of us can likely recall the first time we received a shot as a child – the anxiety and nervousness that comes from knowing we are going to be pricked by something sharp. For children in the care of doctors and nurses in the pediatric unit and neonatal ICU at CHRISTUS St.
Reaud Guest House to reopen April 5

Reaud Guest House to reopen April 5

Reaud Guest House reopens soon

News Staff
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
The Reaud Guest House plans to resume operations of the medical hospitality house, which has been closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Medical Center of Southeast Texas staff accepts boxes of donated popcorn from the Boy Scouts of America Three Rivers Council.

The Medical Center of Southeast Texas staff accepts boxes of donated popcorn from the Boy Scouts of America Three Rivers Council.

Boy Scouts donate popcorn to local medical providers

Sharon Brooks
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
To show its appreciation for the health care workers keeping the community safe during the COVID-19 crisis, Boy Scouts of America Three Rivers Council donated more than $14,000 worth of popcorn to Southeast Texas hospitals.
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