KelseyCare Health Plan

From our table to yours, we’re grateful for the opportunity to serve you and your loved ones. May your holiday be filled with joy, gratitude, and plenty of moments to savor with family and friends. Thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey toward health and happiness. 🦃

Exciting news for our members! Kelsey-Seybold Clinic is expanding to Rosenberg, bringing quality care closer to home for Fort Bend County residents. We’re proud to support your health with greater convenience and access! #HelloRosenberg https://lnkd.in/gGNdshiS

We are incredibly proud to be a part of the Kelsey-Seybold family! On July 15th, Kelsey-Seybold Clinic received a signed proclamation in recognition of our 75 years of dedicated service to the Houston community. City of Houston Mayor John Whitmire and Mayor Pro-Tem Martha Castex-Tatum, along with City Council Member District K, presented Kelsey-Seybold Clinic with this prestigious honor on July 16th. Kelsey-Seybold's leadership, including Chairman and CEO Dr. Tony Lin, Chief Operating Officer Kenneth Janis, and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Donald Aga, accepted the proclamation on behalf of the clinic.  #KelseySeybold #Changingthewayhealthcares #HealthyHouston #healthcare

🌟 Spreading smiles one meal at a time! Proud of our Sales & Marketing teams at Kelsey Care Health Plans and KelseyCare Advantage for volunteering at Kids' Meals, Inc. We spent the day making lunches for children in the Houston area. It was a rewarding experience to give back to our community! #CommunityService #GiveBack #KidsMeals #VolunteerWork #KelseyCares #HoustonStrong 🍎🥪

Dr. Jonathan Nelson knows that coordinated care means a better patient experience and better outcomes for KelseyCare members who visit an ambulatory surgery center. Empowered by technology and communication, KelseyCare members experience premier healthcare without an unneeded hospital visit. #KelseycareHealthPlans #HealthcareSolutions #HealthBenefits 

Discover the smarter health plan option with our preventive-focused, no-waste, Accountable Care model. https://lnkd.in/gJdXqYx5 #KelseycareHealthPlans #HealthcareSolutions #EmployeeBenefitOptions #HealthBenefits #EmployerBenefits #AffordableHealthPlan

Love your heart this Valentine's Day and every day! 💖 Take care of your heart health with KelseyCare Health Plans! #ValentinesDay #KelseycareHealthPlans #HealthBenefits

Our Kelsey-Seybold Clinic - Rice Village location is NOW OPEN, and we are excited to provide an array of women's health specialties and services. Schedule your next visit now!

In a pivotal experience while working as an intern at Philadelphia General Hospital in 1964, Marilyn Hughes Gaston, MD, admitted a baby with a swollen, infected hand. The baby suffered from sickle cell disease, which hadn’t occurred to Gaston until her supervisor suggested the possibility. Gaston quickly committed herself to learning more about it, and eventually became a leading researcher on the disease, which affects millions of people around the world. She became deputy branch chief of the Sickle Cell Disease Branch at the National Institutes of Health, and her groundbreaking 1986 study led to a national sickle cell disease screening program for newborns. Her research showed both the benefits of screening for sickle cell disease at birth and the effectiveness of penicillin to prevent infection from sepsis, which can be fatal in children with the disease. Source: Association of American Medical Colleges (AMMC)

Known as the “father of blood banking,” Charles Richard Drew, MD, pioneered blood preservation techniques that led to thousands of lifesaving blood donations. Drew’s doctoral research explored best practices for banking and transfusions, and its insights helped him establish the first large-scale blood banks. Drew directed the Blood for Britain project, which shipped much-needed plasma to England during World War II. Drew then led the first American Red Cross Blood Bank and created mobile blood donation stations that are now known as bloodmobiles. But Drew’s work was not without struggle. He protested the American Red Cross’ policy of segregating blood by race and ultimately resigned from the organization. Source: Association of American Medical Colleges (AMMC)