While we practice social distancing, many are stuck at home, cooking and eating while perusing social media. There’s time to do more in the kitchen than usual, so we asked our staff to share some of their favorite Quarantine Recipes. We will be posting them here in the coming weeks and hope they help fill both time and stomachs. By Ashley … Read More
Can You Identify Our Masked Staff?
During the pandemic, some staff have found teleconferencing using programs like Zoom handy for keeping in touch. For example, our Alumni Support people are using such tools to stay in contact with alumni. Most of our work at the treatment center is done in person, however, and continues that way. Our dedicated women and men partially cover their faces as … Read More
Quarantine Recipes – Turkey Quinoa Stuffed Bell Peppers
While we practice social distancing, many are stuck at home, cooking and eating while perusing social media. There’s time to do more in the kitchen than usual, so we asked our staff to share some of their favorite Quarantine Recipes. We will be posting them here in the coming weeks and hope they help fill both time and stomachs. By Angela … Read More
Especially During Pandemic, Nurses Deserve Recognition
The week before May 12 — Florence Nightingale’s birthday — is annually celebrated as National Nurses Week in the United States. Nightingale, who managed and trained British nurses during the Crimean War (1853-1856), is considered the founder of modern nursing. The field of medicine she pioneered is again notably in the front lines as the world battles the COVID-19 pandemic. … Read More
Quarantine Recipes – Turkish Chicken Kabobs
While we practice social distancing, many are stuck at home, cooking and eating while perusing social media. There’s time to do more in the kitchen than usual, so we asked our staff to share some of their favorite Quarantine Recipes. We will be posting them here in the coming weeks and hope they help fill both time and stomachs. By Carly … Read More
Encouraging Words from Our Staff
We invited members of the La Hacienda staff–at the residential treatment center in Hunt and at outpatient centers and offices around Texas–to record short video clips of encouraging statements as we fight the COVID-19 pandemic. These personal statements were compiled into a short video, Encouraging Words, which you can view through the link below. In Encouraging Words, you will see … Read More
COVID-19 Testing Implemented for Incoming Patients
Medical Director Dr. James Boone, MD, announced Friday, April 24, that La Hacienda Treatment Center will test all incoming patients for COVID-19. “In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic and the gradual improvement in test availability, we are now obtaining a screening nasal swab test for COVID-19 on all patients shortly after admission.” “This is not the screening blood antibody … Read More
Quarantine Recipes – Chicken and Dressing Casserole
While we practice social distancing, many of us are stuck at home, cooking and eating while perusing social media. There’s time to do more in the kitchen than usual, so we asked our staff to share some of their favorite Quarantine Recipes. We will be posting them here in the coming weeks and hope they help fill both time and stomachs. … Read More
Quarantine Recipes – Brined & Smoked Lemon Rosemary Chicken
During this time while we practice social distancing, many of us are stuck at home, cooking and eating while perusing social media. There’s time to do more in the kitchen than usual, so we asked our staff to share some of their favorite Quarantine Recipes. We will be posting them here in the coming weeks and hope they help fill … Read More
Update on Measures La Hacienda is Taking During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Photo–Life and treatment on our beautiful campus continue as staff take additional measures to continue to meet the need of our patients, the families and our alumni. We at La Hacienda are committed to providing the best possible treatment to our patients while taking all necessary precautions during this time of great concern due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While COVID-19 … Read More