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Statement of Ethics & Compliance Commitment

Driscoll Children's Hospital (DCH) has a values-based Ethics and Compliance Program which is a vital part of the way we conduct ourselves. It is DCH's policy to deliver healthcare services in compliance with all applicable federal and state laws and regulations, and we expect that our employees, volunteers and affiliates adhere to these standards. We place the utmost importance upon our reputation for honesty, integrity and high ethical standards.

To promote commitment to these standards, DCH has an active Ethics and Compliance Program. The Program is designed to help persons working for and doing business at, or on behalf of, DCH understand their role in supporting and encouraging ethical and compliant conduct. The Program provides a mechanism for addressing and resolving compliance questions and concerns. To continuously monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the Program, DCH has a multidisciplinary Ethics and Compliance Committee, an Ethics and Compliance Officer, and an Ethics and Compliance Committee of the DCH Governing Board.

As part of the Ethics and Compliance Program, DCH also maintains an

Integrity Help Line: (888) 874-0713

The Help Line is a toll-free number, staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week by an outside organization and is a means for DCH to receive anonymous reports from anyone who has an ethics or compliance concern. All calls to this Help Line number are investigated and handled in a confidential manner.

At Driscoll Children's Hospital we have a strong commitment to doing the right thing, at the right time and for the right reason. The Ethics and Compliance Program has the unequivocal support of management and the Board of Directors and strives to maintain a culture of upholding all laws and regulations and delivering quality care to patients in a most respectful way.

Contact Information


Driscoll Children's Hospital
3533 S. Alameda Street
Corpus Christi, Texas 78411

Phone: (361) 694-5000

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Hollywood-themed celebration planned for Driscoll nurses

May 08, 2013
Event is in conjunction with National Nurses Week, May 6-12 CORPUS CHRISTI - National Nurses Week is May 6-12, and Driscoll Children's Hospital is marking the occasion with a celebration tomorrow for its more than 500 nurses. "This is a way for us to recognize our nurses for all the work they do," said Driscoll's...
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Brownsville boy is 'a totally different person' since leukemia diagnosis

May 03, 2013
Driscoll Children's Hospital physicians treat Andrew Banda in his hometown, Brownsville BROWNSVILLE - Claudia Maldonado knew her son, Andrew Banda, was sick in January 2012. At 8 years old, he was too thin and his yellowish eyes revealed he had jaundice, she said. Still, the news that he had acute lymphoblastic leukemia...
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Driscoll transplant recipients to gather at annual reunion

May 03, 2013
Joe Esparza, 19, received a kidney transplant at Driscoll Children's Hospital in August 2012.
'It's a family reunion,' 19-year-old said of May 4 event CORPUS CHRISTI - In the months before he received a kidney transplant at Driscoll Children's Hospital last August, Joe Esparza had plenty of reasons to be depressed. His failing kidneys meant he couldn't eat french fries, cheese and fatty foods. He couldn't play...
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Dwarfism doesn't prevent 3-year-old boy from living life

May 02, 2013
Ethann Valdez, 3, was born with achondroplasia, a type of dwarfism. He's been a patient at Driscoll Children's Hospital since he was born.
Ethann Valdez's story is second in Driscoll Children's Hospital's 60th anniversary series CORPUS CHRISTI - Darting around a waiting area at Driscoll Children's Hospital with a huge smile on his face, Ethann Valdez has the seemingly endless energy of any 3-year-old boy. He doesn't appear to be bothered much by the life-threatening...
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Celebrating the past, looking to the future: Driscoll marks 60 years

April 02, 2013
On April 2, an historical marker was unveiled honoring Driscoll Children's Hospital's founder, Clara Driscoll. Pictured, left to right, are Steve Woerner, Driscoll president & CEO; Anita Eisenhauer, chairwoman of the Nueces County Historical Commission and member of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas - Clara Driscoll Chapter; Karen Thompson, president general of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas; Corpus Christi Mayor Nelda Martinez; and Loyd Neal, chairman of Driscoll's governing board.
Ceremony includes dedication of historical marker honoring hospital's founder CORPUS CHRISTI - Notable guests and community leaders gathered today to commemorate Driscoll Children's Hospital's 60th anniversary and witness the dedication of an historical marker honoring the hospital's founder, Clara Driscoll. The ceremony,...
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