Founded in 1997, Camp Amistad provides a fun, educational environment where burn patients can come together with others who have suffered similar injuries.

UMC is hosting our annual Camp Amistad, a celebration for burn survivors and their families. This event provides a fun atmosphere to socialize and let loose and have fun! Families can swim, eat, dance, play games, win prizes, and enjoy spending time with others.

The Texas Department of State Health Services chose UMC for the 2017 Trauma Center Award. UMC was chosen due to its extensive support of other hospitals and trauma centers in the region.

The UMC ambulance bus, or ambus, was deployed to the Texas Panhandle yesterday as part of the state’s emergency response to severe wildfire threats.

Lubbock Fire Rescue and UMC EMS are improving the way they respond to 9-1-1 medical emergencies.

What to do in case of a burn.

The physicians and staff of the Timothy J. Harnar Regional Burn Center actively participate in burn and wound care research with the goal of improving knowledge and clinical practices, not only in our burn center, but in burn centers across the country.

Know when to get help F.A.S.T! Getting help quickly can reduce stroke damage.