St. David’s HealthCare to Open Emergency Care Center in Texas

St. David’s HealthCare, based in Austin, Texas, has acquired the former Lakeside Hospital at Bastrop facility, which closed in November 2010 and is scheduled to open early next year as an emergency center, according to a health system release.

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The hospital acquired the closed hospital in Bastrop because the city “has grown at a rapid pace,” said Terry Orr, mayor of Bastrop. St. David’s Emergency Center in Bastrop will operate 24 hours as a full-service, freestanding emergency department. The facility, which will open next year, will serve as an extension of St. David’s South Austin Medical Center.

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