Texas Health Burleson

09/12/2025

What causes hormonal acne? We've put together some tips for how to handle it.

Breakouts aren’t just a teenage problem. For many adults, especially women, acne can show up well into their 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond. And when it does, hormones are often to blame.

09/12/2025

Did you know that Texas Health Burleson Neighborhood Care and Wellness offers weekend hours for imaging services? Saturday and Sunday hours are now available for screening mammograms, CT scans, Open-MRI scans, ultrasound, and x-rays. A doctors order is required for most of these services. To schedule call 817-782-8025.

09/11/2025

What are some often ignored signs of stress in men, and how can you handle it? Read on for more:

Stress doesn’t always look the way you expect it to. While you might think of stress as feeling anxious or overwhelmed, it can also show up in ways that are easier to brush off —like irritability, fatigue, or changes in sleep or appetite.

09/10/2025

It is time for our quarterly blood drive and per usual, there is a big need for blood donations. Texas Health Burleson Neighborhood Care and Wellness and Carter BloodCare are partnering for a blood drive on Wednesday, September 17th from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at 2750 SW Wilshire Blvd. To register follow this link: https://bit.ly/41x3Ztl

Walk ups are welcome, appointments are preferred.

09/10/2025

How do fatigue levels affect a workout? Read to find out:

When you're juggling work, family, and a fitness routine, you're bound to hit a wall now and then. Maybe you didn’t sleep well. Maybe your to-do list feels never-ending. Or maybe you’re just worn out from the week’s workouts. So, what should you do — power through your planned exercise or ta...

09/09/2025

Back to school time comes with a new set of germs ... help keep your family healthy this year with these tips:

It’s that time of year again — lunchboxes are packed, backpacks are zipped, and the school buses are rolling. But along with the homework and after-school activities, something else tends to make an appearance this season: germs.

09/08/2025

Stay aware of Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)—the most common type of heart arrhythmia. Early detection can help prevent stroke, blood clots, and heart failure. Take care of your heart! ❤️🩺

Learn more at TexasHealth.org/Heart

09/07/2025

Is a personal nutrition platform for you? We've looked at the pros and cons:

You’ve probably noticed social media buzzing about virtual nutrition platforms. These virtual platforms are growing fast, and they’re gaining traction by offering quick, personalized access to registered dietitians, often promoting little or no out-of-pocket costs thanks to insurance coverage.

09/05/2025

The numbers are growing and Johnson County is no exception. QPR - Question, Persuade, and Refer is a FREE su***de prevention training designed to give every person in our community the confidence and competence to help someone at risk for su***de.
Parents, friends, neighbors, teachers, ministers and other community members - anyone can learn how to recognize the warning signs, offer hope and get help.
Get trained in QPR while you enjoy free tacos on Tuesday, September 16th, 2025 from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM at Burleson Fire Station #16.
To register visit https://bit.ly/47BcFmo This is a free event, but space is limited.
Sponsored by The Burleson Fire / EMS Department and Texas Health Burleson Neighborhood Care and Wellness .

09/05/2025

When baby Charlotte arrived more than five weeks early, the Butts family found themselves on a path they hadn’t anticipated—but they weren’t alone. The Texas Health Frisco NICU team stood beside them every step of the way.

For the first five and a half weeks of Charlotte’s life, the NICU staff provided not just medical care, but also comfort, support, and love.

“Those days were hard and scary,” Charlotte’s parents shared, “but the NICU staff made it easier. Each and every one of them touched our lives in their own special way. They loved our girl and cared for her when we couldn’t. We were taught so much as new parents—and we brought Charlotte home feeling confident.”

From celebrating milestones to offering reassurance in the most overwhelming moments, each NICU nurse demonstrated their passion and purpose. “It showed every single day.”

This NICU Awareness Month, we honor the tiniest fighters, the families who walk through uncertainty with courage, and the extraordinary caregivers who help them grow stronger—together.

Learn more about NICU services at Texas Health at TexasHealth.org/NICU

09/04/2025

Is the investment Texas Health is making into the communities working? Are the grants making a difference? The answer is in the numbers. Measuring the impact of a community health program is essential. In addition to the number of people served, it is important to show how the program made a difference—for example, participants experienced an increase in access to healthy food and a decrease in depression. Through grants, we’re proud to share the measures of success through the Texas Health Community Impact 2023-2024 Evaluation Report found here: https://bit.ly/3JuKefZ, created by UTHealth Houston School of Public Health.

09/02/2025

Thanks for discussing the new blood pressure guidelines with Dr. Brandie Williams, on the Stephenville medical staff.
https://bit.ly/4oWc1Gh

Previous guidelines allowed for limited amounts of alcohol, but the latest recommendations suggest you’re far better off without it.

09/02/2025

Life’s first moments can be the hardest for the brave infants and their families who find themselves in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. During September, we celebrate NICU all-stars and those who help make dreams come true for the littlest fighters.

Learn more about NICU services at Texas Health at

After birth, your baby may require a little additional care due to prematurity, weight or other medical issues. The neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) is outfitted with specialized equipment and staffed with neonatologists on the medical staff, therapists and nurses, available around the clock to c...

09/01/2025

Texas Health leaders and community stakeholders joined together Friday to celebrate the recent start of construction of Texas Health Hospital Forney, the city’s first full-service acute care hospital. Slated for completion in 2027, the new hospital will include an emergency room, surgical suites, labor and delivery services, advanced imaging, and 64 beds upon opening with room for future growth.