Located in Luling, 50 miles southeast of Austin, Seton Edgar B. Davis Hospital is a general acute care facility committed to providing quality inpatient and outpatient services for residents of Caldwell and surrounding counties. The hospital offers 24-hour emergency, plus comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services, health education and wellness programs.
Recently, Seton Edgar B. Davis Hospital was named one of the top in the nation for patient satisfaction. The Outpatient Surgery department achieved a perfect score of 100% on the latest patient satisfaction survey. And the Emergency Unit was named among the top 10% in the nation for patient satisfaction. The results came from a survey administered by NRC Picker, a recognized industry leader that specializes in healthcare performance measurement.
Seton Edgar B. Davis is one of 25 hospitals in the state and the only hospital in the region to receive the Quality Improvement Achievement Award from Texas Medical Foundation Health Quality Institute. In addition, the facility received the coveted "Nurse-Friendly" designation from the Texas Nurses Association. Seton Edgar B. Davis joined only 31 hospitals across the state to earn this elite honor.
Seton Edgar B. Davis News and Events
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Seton Adds Air Transport to High-Risk Maternal Program
November 4, 2009The Seton Family of Hospitals has added a air transport by helicopter to its High-Risk Maternal program. This service is for high- risk pregnant women who have emergency medical complications and need rapid access to Seton's high risk obstetric and neonatal care.
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Seton Hospitals Receive Texas Health Care Quality Improvement Awards
August 19, 2009Seton Medical Center Austin, Seton Southwest Hospital and Seton Edgar B. Davis Hospital have received the Texas Health Care Quality Improvement Achievement Award from TMF® Health Quality Institute, the Medicare Quality Improvement Organization for Texas.
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Seton Releases Study Showing Physician Shortage Hitting Close to Home
March 25, 2009A new study released today by the Seton Family of Hospitals found that nearly 1 in 10 Central Texans age 45 and older report having difficulty seeing a doctor in the past year, with a slightly higher rate of difficulty reported among persons seeking sub-specialty care.
Seton is proud to have four hospitals – the only hospitals in Central Texas - that have earned the