Covenant Health System

Diabetes affects many people in the U.S. but Lubbock County has 33,000 people living with the disease, according to the American Diabetes Association.

One Lubbock event is assisting those in need with questions about their health and screenings.

Details are still emerging from scene earlier Tuesday afternoon at Covenant Medical Center in Lubbock where a suspect was in custody after initial calls to Lubbock Police included reports of a person with a gun. The calls about a suspect with a gun led to the Lubbock Police to arrive at Covenant Medical and the hospital was placed on lockdown...

Do you have a middle school aged child that may be interested in working in health care? Or maybe they just are interested in learning something new over the Summer break. Whatever the reason may be, you are in luck because Covenant Health will be hosting a free summer program called CovenantReady...

Is Lubbock going to have a major health-worker crisis on its hands in December and at the beginning of the new year?

On Wednesday, November 17th, the Covenant Health System announced that all employees are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by January 4th, 2022.

Seven-hundred and fifty new coronavirus cases were reported in Lubbock on Sunday, November 15th.

A doctor alleges that the Covenant Medical Group has committed fraud by improperly submitting Medicare and Medicaid claims in excess amounts.

A 13-member committee will held decide the future of EMS services in the City of Lubbock. UMC's current contract for EMS services expires in mid-April

Texas Tech fans are urged to add something pink to their traditional red and black game-day wear when the Red Raiders square off against Iowa State on Saturday, Oct. 29 at Jones AT&T Stadium. Covenant Health System, in partnership with Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Texas Tech University, are asking game attendees to wear a pink ribbon in honor of breast cancer awareness month.

Due to the high temperatures experienced across the South Plains, Covenant Health System would like to promote sun safety and offer some useful remedies for dealing with sunburns. Darla Porter, R.N., M.S.N., F.N.P.-C., Covenant nurse practitioner, offers some helpful tips on how to soothe your sunburn and protect your skin from the sun’s harmful rays.

Summer is here and for many that means enjoying more outdoor activities. However, Covenant Health System warns that as the weather gets warmer, it’s important to remember sun safety due to the dangers of skin cancer.