CHRISTUS St. Michael Health System's central site lets it provide services to patients of Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana. It was founded in 1916 by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. It provides a complete scope of unrestrained wellness, 24-hour per day emergency, surgical, diagnostic, and therapeutic services variety from the children's and women's arena to whole cancer services with a new cancer supply facility. The health staff is encompassed of 207 doctors on behalf of most areas of expertise.
St. Michael's intensive care department is distributed into specialty sections featuring cardiovascular intensive care, medical intensive care, surgical intensive care and coronary care. The department of Step-Down, or Progressive Care, lets telemetry services. The Respiratory Care Unit department provides specialty services for residents needing respiratory assistance. The CHRISTUS Health emblem is a mixture of a religious cross and a health cross. The flowing sign on the cross is an ordinary representation of the risen Christ, at the same time as the imperial purple means Christ. The flowing sign also expresses a sense of movement as it moves onward into a new epoch of medical care.
Outreach services features a pulmonary and rehabilitation, a senior health center, the Northeast Texas Surgical Center, a mobile health unit, family clinics, and pharmacies. Between the general surgery and medical services are open-heart surgery, day surgery behavioral medicine plan and fitness center.