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Cypress
FREE CPR + First Aid Classes
For Groups of 10 or more!
American Heart Association Approved
Includes Adult + Infant CPR & First Aid + AED
Heartsaver CPR Certification Awarded Upon Class Completion
- Individuals may register for a class below
- Groups of 10 or more can either register for a class below or schedule a private training event by emailing cprcypress@americaser.com
Next Blood Drive Coming Soon!
Give the gift of life! Gulf Coast Regional Blood Centers Donor Coach at:
13902 Spring Cypress Road, Cypress, TX 77429 (see map above)
Click here to schedule your donation:
https://www.commitforlife.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/364878
Meet Our Doctors
ROB ZESUT, D.O. | MEDICAL DIRECTOR
Dr. Zesut has been serving the local community for over ten years now. Having trained at Memorial Hermann Trauma Center in Downtown Houston he is well prepared to handle any type of emergency or urgent care condition. He has a Master Degree in Public Health and completed a fellowship in healthcare, both of which are a result of his passion for healthcare advocacy. Dr. Zesut worked with the Walt Disney Company before medical school and his experiences there to this day give him a calm and cheery disposition even in the toughest circumstances.
M. KRYSTINA HUYNH, D.O.
Dr. Krystina Huynh has been practicing emergency medicine in the Houston area since 2008. She began her studies at Baylor University and went on to attend Indiana University – Purdue University earning her MS in Biology. She continued her pursuit of becoming a physician by attending Des Moines University Osteopathic Medical Center and completed her Residency in Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia. She believes being a physician is about applying knowledge and skill set while delivering quality, compassionate care. Dr. Huynh is also a dedicated mother of two small children.
MICHAEL NOLEN, D.O.
Dr. Nolen is a native Houstonian and has been practicing emergency medicine for 19 years in both hospital and free standing emergency departments. Dr. Nolen is a graduate of Texas A&M University and obtained his medical degree at UNT Health Science Center. He is board certified in emergency medicine and completed his residency training with Oklahoma State University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His clinical training and years of experience has prepared him for any medical problem that you might have.
CHRISTOPHER VALLE, M.D.
Originally from Boston, Dr. Christopher Valle graduated from the University of Maryland School of Medicine back in 2001. Formerly, he was on the faculty of the Baylor College of Medicine as an attending physician at Ben Taub Hospital, gaining experience in emergency medicine at one of Houston’s two Level 1 trauma centers. Dr. Valle is no stranger to freestanding ER’s, however. He served as a medical director at two such facilities for six years. Since 2013, Dr. Valle has enjoyed volunteering as a committee member for the Houston Live Stock and Rodeo Sports Medicine division. He is also an avid runner – completing the Boston Marathon twice and as well as multiple races at both Disney World and Disneyland. He enjoys traveling and attending concerts. Dr. Valle also speaks fluent Spanish.
Pediatrics
For children or the young at heart, our Cypress location features a soothing underwater themed pediatric room.
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How To Choose A Proper-Fitting Helmet
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The Ultimate Sun Safety Primer
Many people are not aware that the most common cancer in the United States (skin cancer) is largely preventable. Over a million cases are reported each year. By understanding sun safety and taking simple steps, you can enjoy your time in the sun without becoming a statistic.
Is It Simple Sunburn—Or Do I Need A Doctor?
Ah, the summertime! Cookouts, pool parties, relaxation—and sunburns! Just about everybody has experienced a sunburn at one time in their lives. You fell asleep on the beach, you hiked without your sunscreen, you just couldn’t bring yourself to leave that party. What’s your excuse? We all have one!
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Healing Our Heroes
Finding heroes might seem like a daunting task today, but in reality, it isn’t. All you have to do is look at our armed forces veterans and our first responders. (It occurred to me recently that only the human animal will voluntarily run into a burning building.) Our veterans have fought for our freedom so that we can live life free from domination and subjugation, and our first responders have appeared as if by magic when tragedy and chaos ensues.
