Baptist Saint Anthony's Health System - Features

BSA, a co-ministry of Baptist Community Services of Amarillo, Texas and CHRISTUS Health of Irving, Texas, fosters an environment that allows employees to provide superior patient care in alignment with our mission—to provide quality healthcare in Christian love, service and dignity.

In an effort to meet the needs of our patients and visitors, BSA offers a Free Valet Service. The young men and women who serve as Valet Parkers work from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Your car will be parked in covered parking and then returned to you when you are ready to leave.

Would you like to make a difference in the lives of others while creating self-confidence and receiving ongoing recognition? Become a BSA volunteer and join a group of people who truly care about others. Although the need for volunteers is great, the rewards are even greater. You can fulfill an opportunity to selflessly serve others while spiritually growing, learning and making new friends.

The Department of Volunteer Services helps establish quality patient care by augmenting staff. Volunteers promote unity between the community and the hospital and provide financial donations to the health system through fundraising efforts.

Because of the commitment of auxiliary members, youth volunteers and civic organizations, the department has proven successful.

Baptist St. Anthony's Health System is a great place to volunteer. For more information, please contact the Department of Volunteer Services:

1600 Wallace Boulevard
Amarillo, Texas 79106
806-212-5404
bsa ices@bsa

High Plains Baptist Hospital and St. Anthony's Hospital merged to form BSA Health System, a not-for-profit, faith based institution, in February, 1996.

With over 100 years of healthcare ministry in the Panhandle, BSA Health System is committed to providing the finest quality of care to everyone.

BSA Foundation serves as the vital link between BSA Health System's vision - being the healthcare system of choice - and its financial capacity to provide superior healthcare for its patients. The Foundation promotes and furthers the mission of BSA by raising, managing, and disbursing funds for hospital and community health programs.

Through its affiliation with Children's Miracle Network and Second Chance Foundation, a broader range of programs and services are available to benefit the community under one roof. The Foundation provides oversight, staff support, and offices to both of these worthwhile organizations.

Other Benefits for Poor
Hospital donated personnel time, cash, food, and other various contributions for the following organizations that benefit the poor:
Eveline River's Cottage for Single Mother's
Frail and Poor Elderly
St. Ann's Nursing Home
Panhandle Advisory for DHS
Samaritan Outreach
Senior Ambassadors Coalition
Outreach to Poor/Disabled
Transportation for City-wide Clinics
Catholic Family Services