Collin County Living Well Magazine May/June 2019 | Page 6
FROM THE
PUBLISHER
COLLIN COUNTY
PRESIDENT & CEO
Sam Houston
VICE PRESIDENT & CFO
Spring Houston
REPAIR
WORK
W
hen it rains, it pours. And while we rejoice in some much
needed moisture, the hail this precipitation’s been “gifting” the
area is not particularly welcome. Our part of Texas has been
pummeled with hail and the ensuing damage is going to take many
months to repair.
In this issue we’re featuring a dynamic doctor who repairs damaged spines
and necks with superior operative techniques using a wide array of the most
state-of-the-art tools and techniques––from conservative physical therapy and
injection therapy—to advanced pain management, as well as surgical inter-
vention.
What’s unique about Dr. Stephen Courtney is that this decorated surgeon
began his career from the ground up. While a teen, he spent summers work-
ing as a hospital orderly to learn the ropes of the hospital environment. Now
he’s not only treating patients and developing spinal products, he’s a hospital
owner. Dr. Courtney recently added another accomplishment to the lengthy
list when he opened Eminent Medical Center. An in-network specialty hospi-
tal focusing on patient care, Eminent focuses on utilizing minimally invasive
techniques and offers the latest in spine robotics. Learn more about this inno-
vative hospital and how Dr. Courtney is bringing relief to patients in pain in
the physician feature inside.
We’re featuring another master of his craft. In the case of actor Leonardo Di-
Caprio, he’s made his mark in diverse films highlighting his deft skills in front
of the camera. It’s hard to believe DiCaprio is now 44 years old. Equal parts
fabled Dorian Gray and Jay Gatsby, the perennial bachelor was named
after Leonardo Da Vinci. DiCaprio has done his namesake proud––both on
and off screen.
In recent years, DiCaprio has turned his sights on bringing attention to the
health of our planet. It’s an issue dear to DiCaprio’s heart. Not only has he
given his time and resources to environmental causes, he also devoted his
Oscar winning speech to the topic. Read how he’s making a difference and
get an inside look at his latest role starring opposite Brad Pitt in this summer’s
most anticipated movie, Upon a Time in Hollywood.
If our recent oddball weather is any indication, the most comfortable place
this summer might be safely ensconced in a movie theater. See you there.
Sincerely,
Sam & Spring Houston
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