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The expansion, which has been in the works for 15 years, fulfills state requirements for seismic retrofitting and \"the need and desire to provide an enhanced healing environment,\" Harris F. Koenig, San Antonio Regional Hospital president and CEO, said during a recent tour of the new facility. The hospital's emergency department, which opened in the 1970s, was designed for 30,000 annual patient visits. But recently, the hospital's patient visitations have exceeded 80,000 annually, Koenig said. With the expansion, the number of intensive care unit beds increases from 24 to 36 and adds 32 beds with heart monitor capabilities for people who are \"not sick enough for continuous bedside nursing\" but need their heart to be monitored at all times, Koenig said.

[Harris F. Rogers] added, \"What makes this product unique is the product's ability to export a user's identity and medical data (prescriptions, immunizations, allergies, surgical history, medical conditions, etc.) to a USB Flash Drive that can then be carried by the user at all times. In an emergency, EMS and healthcare workers registered with PathWay Technology as JIC Providers can then use their side of the software to read the vital data directly from the USB, saving valuable time and possibly the user's life. For privacy, the user is the one that selects the medical and identity data they want to export and share.\"

Tobias Harris looked ready for his summer vacation to start Thursday, wearing a white designer T-shirt and beige shorts at Amway Center. He carried with him a team photo secured neatly to a poster board.

  Family will receive friends Tuesday, February 21, 2012 from 5:30-7:00PM at WILLIAMS-THOMAS FUNERAL HOME WESTAREA, 823 NW 143rd St. Funeral Service will be held Wednesday, February 22, 2012 at 2:00PM, at the funeral home, with Pastor Chris Chrisopulos officiating. Interment will follow at Memorial Park Central.

  Family will receive friends Tuesday, February 21, 2012 from 5:30-7:00PM at WILLIAMS-THOMAS FUNERAL HOME WESTAREA, 823 NW 143rd St. Funeral Service will be held Wednesday, February 22, 2012 at 2:00PM, at the funeral home, with Pastor Chris Chrisopulos officiating. Interment will follow at Memorial Park Central.

[Harris F. Koenig] will be the sixth CEO in the hospital's 106-year history. He will start work in June, according to a hospital news release. \"I am honored to have been selected to lead SACH into the future and look forward to working with the Board of Trustees, medical staff, hospital employees and volunteers as we build upon the hospital's rich legacy of service to the community,\" Koenig said. \"Harris ... will continue the tradition of high-quality health care for our community,\" said James Milhiser, the chairman of the hospital's Board of Trustees.

\"The health sector is one of the non-blue collar jobs that brings money into the region from the outside, and it's going to continue to grow because of Obamacare,\" he said. \"It's a very powerful sector, and a sector that is being underserved in the region.\" \"It makes the town a little more complete,\" [Ike Bootsma] said. \"I'd love to get a hospital in the city but this is the first step going that way. This area is lacking hospital and medical centers.\" \"It's our people that make a difference day in and day out. It's our people that are impacting people's lives at the hospital,\" he said. \"I can't speak enough of the San Antonio Community Hospital team, they are the folks that make a difference here. It will be so wonderful to have optimal accommodations to match the sterling work that our staff does here.\"

\"The health sector is one of the non-blue collar jobs that brings money into the region from the outside, and it's going to continue to grow because of Obamacare,\" he said. \"It's a very powerful sector, and a sector that is being underserved in the region.\" \"It makes the town a little more complete,\" [Ike Bootsma] said. \"I'd love to get a hospital in the city but this is the first step going that way. This area is lacking hospital and medical centers.\" \"It's our people that make a difference day in and day out. It's our people that are impacting people's lives at the hospital,\" he said. \"I can't speak enough of the San Antonio Community Hospital team, they are the folks that make a difference here. It will be so wonderful to have optimal accommodations to match the sterling work that our staff does here.\"