Texas Border Business
By Roberto Hugo González
The Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce held a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony for RGV Vascular and Vein Institute, marking the opening of its third location in the Rio Grande Valley. Hosted by the Weslaco Chamber, the event welcomed civic leaders, healthcare advocates, and community members to recognize the Institute’s expansion and the vital services it brings to the Mid Valley region.
“My name is Barbara Jean Garza,” she opened. “I’m the president and CEO of the Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce. Very proud to be here to celebrate RGV Vascular and Vein Institute right here in Weslaco, Texas.”
The event featured several local and regional leaders, including Weslaco Mayor Adrian Gonzalez, who remarked, “It’s awesome to be here and at all these ribbon cuttings that we’re having, because that just means that Weslaco continues to grow and that people see the potential here in the city of Weslaco.” Addressing Dr. Pedro Mego directly, he added, “Thank you for choosing the city of Weslaco. You are not making a mistake… It’s a city in the grow, a city that cares.”
Dr. Pedro Mego, FSCAI, who has practiced vascular care since 2005, addressed the crowd with gratitude and a mission-oriented message. “First of all, I like to thank our God… every day is a blessing,” he said, recognizing his team, including co-leader Dr. Schamma Salomon and practice administrator Dalia Cobos. “We are committed to doing our best to deliver the best care that we can provide.”
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