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Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare Adds Two New 24-Hour Stations to Community

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Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare Adds Two New 24-Hour Stations to Community

Spring, Tx. January 13, 2026: Harris County ESD 11 (HCESD 11) has opened two new stations in Texas’s largest ambulance-only Emergency Service District  to better serve the community. In partnership with Spring Fire Department, we are excited to announce the openings of Station 602 located at 2900 Cypresswood Drive in Spring and Station 603 at 22310 Springwoods Village Parkway which is also in Spring.   HCESD 11 now has 15 24-hour stations serving our community in addition to the ambulances deployed 24-hours a day from our main campus in Spring.

“This opportunity was made possible thanks to the hard work and dedication of our crews and Spring Fire Department.  These two new 24-hour ambulance stations are designed to give our community more coverage enabling our crews to respond to calls more efficiently and faster,” says Chief Executive Officer Jordan Anderson. “An added advantage is that station 602 is newly renovated with all the bells and whistles and station 603 is a brand new building entirely so our crews will be well taken of as they take great care of our community.” 

About Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare:

Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest ambulance-only Emergency Service District in the state of Texas. Harris County ESD 11 receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care.  

The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work. 

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, ESD 11 Public Information Officer 346-226-8808

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Hey Dr. K- What Kind of Injuries Are Common in the ER During the Holidays?

Hey Dr. K- What Kind of Injuries Are Common in the ER during the Holidays?

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Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare Medical Director Dr Jay Kovar Explains:     
What Kind of Injuries Are Common in the ER During the Holidays?

Spring, TX December 22, 2025 :  The holidays are full of joy but they also bring a spike in ER visits. From Christmas tree and candle fires to winter frostbite, falls and stress-related issues, our crews see it all.

Harris County Medical Director Dr. Jay Kovar explains in this month’s “Hey Dr. K” video series how to avoid the common problems he sees in ERs during the holidays. 

“This month we partnered with Cypress Creek Fire Department to show just how quickly a dried-out Christmas tree can become a blowtorch in your living room. We also address the importance of the proper smoke detector for different parts of your home.  Keep your entire family safe this year and watch this video.”  

Dr. Kovar is here to answer your questions as well, just call 281-524-7660 for more information. As always, if you are experiencing an emergency, remember to call 911.     

About ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare       

ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest ambulance-only Emergency Service District in the state of Texas.  ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care. The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work.      

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, Public Information Officer 346-226-8808 

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Merry Christmas from Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare

Spring, Tx. December 3, 2025: Turn up the volume and enjoy our festive light show, perfectly synchronized to some of our favorite music and favorite movie scene from National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. 

In-Charge Paramedic Bodhi Brown shot, produced and edited a special holiday video and we want to thank him and the rest of the team here that work tirelessly day and night to keep our community safe.  Enjoy this Christmas tribute, and make sure to subscribe to our You Tube channel for more behind-the-scenes moments, community events, and lifesaving stories.

From our entire EMS family to yours… Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

About Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare:     

Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest Emergency Service District in the state of Texas.  Harris County ESD 11 receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care. The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work.       

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, ESD 11 Public Information Officer 346-226-8808 

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Hey Dr. K Thanksgiving

Hey Dr. K- How Can I Stay Out of the ER This Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving is a busy time for emergency rooms, with some sources reporting an estimated 36,000 visits on Thanksgiving Day in one year. Statistics and doctor estimates suggest ER visits can spike by 5-12% during the holiday period, due to issues like food poisoning, alcohol-related incidents, burns, cuts, and an increase in other seasonal illnesses like the flu.

Harris County Medical Director Dr. Jay Kovar explains in this month’s “Hey Dr. K” video series how to avoid the common problems he sees in ERs during the holidays for people and their pets. 

“This month we partnered with Cypress Creek Fire Department to address not just the common food borne illnesses and cuts we see in the ER every year but also the burn-related injuries caused by the increasing popularity of frying turkeys,” says Dr. Kovar.  “We also address common gastrointestinal poisoning veterinary ERs see from people who feed pets from the table.  Keep your entire family safe this year and watch this video.”  

Dr. Kovar is here to answer your questions as well, just call 281-524-7660 for more information. As always, if you are experiencing an emergency, remember to call 911.     

About ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare       

ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest ambulance-only Emergency Service District in the state of Texas.  ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care. The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work.      

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, Public Information Officer 346-226-8808  

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Infant car safety seat installed

Harris County ESD 11 to Host Free Car Seat Safety Check

Child Passenger Safety Technicians Ensure Seats are Properly Installed

Spring, Tx. November 3, 2025: Harris County ESD 11 Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians (CPSTs) will be educating families on the proper installation and usage of car seats Friday November 14th from 10:00 AM to 12:00.  The event will be held at the Harris County ESD 11 campus at 18334 Stuebner Airline Road in Spring.   

“Car crashes are a leading cause of death for children in the United States and according to the National Highway Safety Administration, 43% of children killed in car crashes in 2023 were unrestrained with an estimated 46% of all car seats misused,” says Harris County ESD 11 CEO Jordan Anderson.  “Those statistics are terrifying but at the same time its estimated 300 children under 5 were saved by their car seats.  As first responders all too often we unfortunately treat children in car crashes.  We want to do what we can ahead of time to make sure car seats are as safe as they can be.”  

Harris County ESD 11 is partnering with CPSTs from Safe Kids of Greater Houston, Texas Children’s Hospital and Save a Life to serve as many families as possible during the event. Participants are requested to book an appointment online ahead of time.

Register here: http://www.freeseatcheck.as.me/HCESD11

About Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare:     

Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest Emergency Service District in the state of Texas.  Harris County ESD 11 receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care. The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work.       

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, ESD 11 Public Information Officer 346-226-8808  

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Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare Hosts Annual Trunk or Treat Event on Main Campus

Houston, Tx. October 14, 2025: Harris County ESD 11 will be hosting little ghouls and goblins for a Trunk or Treat at their administrative campus at 18334 Stuebner Airline in Spring Thursday, October 16 from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM.  

“The event will feature a pumpkin carving contest, a hot dog food truck, an ambulance tour, outdoor games, grilled s’mores, many of our employees’ creatively decorated trunks and of course lots of candy,” says Harris County ESD 11 CEO Jordan Anderson.  “We love hosting this event every year, it’s a great way to spend a fun evening with our community, share safety information and offer a hands-on tour of one of our ambulances.” 

About Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare:    

Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest Emergency Service District in the state of Texas.  Harris County ESD 11 receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care. The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work.      

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, ESD 11 Public Information Officer 346-226-8808 

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Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare Medical Director Dr. Jay Kovar Explains: What Should I Do if I See an Ambulance Behind Me on The Road??

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Spring, TX October 6, 2025: Every second counts when lives are on the line. This month in our Hey Dr. K video series, Dr. Jay Kovar, Medical Director for Harris County ESD 11, breaks down Texas laws about how and when to yield to ambulances.

Learn what Texas law says about yielding to emergency vehicles, when to pull over and when to stop, and learn the common mistakes drivers make and how to avoid them.

“Yielding properly to ambulances traveling with lights and sirens can save lives,” says Dr. Kovar.  “According to Texas Transportation Code § 545.156, failure to yield can result in serious fines, penalties, and delays in emergency response. Don’t be part of the problem, be part of the solution and learn exactly what to do when lights and sirens are behind you.”

Dr. Kovar is here to answer your questions as well, just call 281-524-7660 for more information. As always, if you are experiencing an emergency, remember to call 911.   
About ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare     

ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest ambulance-only Emergency Service District in the state of Texas.  ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care. The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work.    

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, Public Information Officer 346-226-8808 

Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare Medical Director Dr. Jay Kovar Explains: What Should I Do if I See an Ambulance Behind Me on The Road?? Read More »

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Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare Adds Two New 24-Hour Stations to the Community 

Spring, Tx. September 24, 2025: Harris County ESD 11 (HCESD 11) has opened two new stations in the state’s largest ambulance-only ESD in Texas to better serve the community. Station 411 is located on the main administrative campus of HCESD11 at 18334 Stuebner Airline Road in Spring and Station 412 in partnership with Ponderosa Fire Department, is now open at 21455 Imperial Valley Drive in Houston. 

“Your care is our priority. The addition of two new 24-hour ambulances ensures that resources are available around the clock for our community,” says Chief Operations Officer Kevin Nutt. “Units 411 and 412 are strategically positioned to respond where and when they’re needed most. This expansion strengthens our ability to reduce response times and delivers on our commitment to provide coverage without compromise.” 

About Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare: 

Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest ambulance-only Emergency Service District in the state of Texas. Harris County ESD 11 receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care.  

The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work. 

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, ESD 11 Public Information Officer 346-226-8808 

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Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare Medical Director Dr Jay Kovar Explains:  What Dangerous Fumes in the Home Should I Know About?

Spring, TX September 4, 2025: We are officially in the peak of hurricane season and living as close as we do to the Gulf means many of us have generators waiting for that first power outage to be fired up.  But how many of us can say we understand and can protect ourselves from the dangerous Carbon Monoxide gas they produce?

This month Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare Medical Director Dr. Jay Kovar has been inundated with questions from community members about how they can protect themselves not only from generator and vehicle-producing Carbon Monoxide gas, but also other life-threatening fumes that can occur in the home.

In addition to great information about proper generator usage, Dr. Kovar enlisted the help of Cypress Creek Fire Chief Lance Wilson to talk about the kinds of calls Cypress Creek receives about dangerous fumes during house fires and how best to protect ourselves ahead of time.

“When it comes to a house fire one of the most important things is time when it comes to getting out of the house,” says Chief Wilson.  “People need to understand the crucial need for smoke detectors because that is what is going to give you those precious minutes to get out of the house quickly.  Once you are out of your house, stay out.  Injuries and death often occur more from smoke inhalation than from burns. Construction materials are made up of dangerous chemicals that once they are burning release formaldehyde, Hydrogen Sulfide and other toxic gases that can easily overtake a person’s respiratory system, leaving them unable to save themselves.”

Dr. Kovar also addresses the dangerous gases that can occur when mixing different cleaning products. This extra-special Hey Dr. K is packed with crucial information everyone needs to hear to protect themselves and their families at home.

To watch the full video click here and subscribe to our You Tube channel:   

Dr. Kovar is here to answer your questions as well, just call 281-524-7660 for more information. As always, if you are experiencing an emergency, remember to call 911.  

About ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare    

ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest ambulance-only Emergency Service District in the state of Texas.  ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care. The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work.   

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, Public Information Officer 346-226-8808 

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