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Primary Care Doctors Offer Valuable Support to Keep Heart-Healthy

As an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, Texas Health is committed to providing heart health and wellness tools and tips. When it comes to your heart health, knowing whether to see your primary care doctor or a cardiologist can be confusing. Our article and infographic help you understand which doctor is right for you and when.

Primary Care Doctors Offer Valuable Support to Keep Heart-Healthy Texas Health is proud to be an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, providing heart health and wellness tools and tips to inspire you to create lasting change in your health and your life.

The spirit of giving is alive and well, thanks to the Birthday Buddies program in support of Texas Health’s littlest patients. Children who become Birthday Buddies help support our NICUs with monetary donations in lieu of birthday gifts. Apply to set up a birthday fundraiser today. Click here for information: https://bit.ly/3ceXqTh

The spirit of giving is alive and well, thanks to the Birthday Buddies program in support of Texas Health’s littlest patients. Children who become Birthday Buddies help support our NICUs with monetary donations in lieu of birthday gifts. Apply to set up a birthday fundraiser today. Click here for information: https://bit.ly/3ceXqTh

Pre-Register Before the Big Day

Having a Texas Health baby? Texas Health encourages you to pre-register for your hospital maternity stay following these easy steps!

Pre-Register Before the Big Day Planning for your baby’s arrival? How and where you want to give birth are important decisions. To help you achieve the birth experience you want, Texas Health encourages you to pre-register for your hospital stay. You can complete the process online anytime during your pregnancy, but the sooner t...

Is it Perimenopause or Menopause?

Maybe your periods are becoming erratic. Or you wake up in the middle of the night sweating. Maybe you’re feeling down more often than not. If you’re in your 40s, it may be perimenopause.

Is it Perimenopause or Menopause? Most are familiar with menopause—which is when a woman ceases to have periods. But perimenopause—also called a menopausal transition—is the time when periods start to change and become less frequent. They may be heavier than they used to be, too.

Major renovation is under way at Texas Health Dallas. The renovation of the Margot Perot Center for Women and Infants was recently highlighted by Morgan Gonzales, a reporter with The Dallas Morning News. The completion date is slated for May 2023, coinciding with the center’s 40th anniversary celebration. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3jjERRF.

Test Your Knowledge About Alzheimer’s and Dementia

There is a lot of misinformation about Alzheimer's and dementia. Test your knowledge with our informative quiz:

Test Your Knowledge About Alzheimer’s and Dementia When it comes to Alzheimer's and dementia, there is a lot of misinformation out there. Put your knowledge to the test.

Can you drink caffeine during pregnancy? How much weight will you gain? How do you wear a seatbelt when pregnant? Learn the answers to these and more common questions during pregnancy. https://bit.ly/2TlqvFB.

Can you drink caffeine during pregnancy? How much weight will you gain? How do you wear a seatbelt when pregnant? Learn the answers to these and more common questions during pregnancy. https://bit.ly/2TlqvFB.

Health Screening Guidelines for All Ages - Are You a Well Being?

Are you current on your health screenings? Be proactive about your health and get the screenings you need today:

Health Screening Guidelines for All Ages - Are You a Well Being? Regular health screenings can be potentially lifesaving. Learn more about screenings based on your risk factors and family history.

Primary Care Doctors Offer Valuable Support to Keep Heart-Healthy

As an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, Texas Health is committed to providing heart health and wellness tools and tips. When it comes to your heart health, knowing whether to see your primary care doctor or a cardiologist can be confusing. Our article and infographic help you understand which doctor is right for you and when.

Primary Care Doctors Offer Valuable Support to Keep Heart-Healthy Texas Health is proud to be an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, providing heart health and wellness tools and tips to inspire you to create lasting change in your health and your life.

Debunking Popular Summer Skin Myths - Are You a Well Being?

How much do you know about skin and sun safety? Take our quiz to find out:

Debunking Popular Summer Skin Myths - Are You a Well Being? There are a lot of myths when it comes to protecting our skin, some harmless and some that can actually do harm.

Pre-Pregnancy

Identifying your fertile days, ovulation, pregnancy tests – it may all seem overwhelming. However, Texas Health has pulled together a few tips to help increase your chances when you are trying to get pregnant.

Pre-Pregnancy Download the Pregnancy Planning Guide. This is an exhilarating time, but it can feel a bit overwhelming, too. At Texas Health, we want to provide you the information you need to get on the right track for a healthy pregnancy.

Each day, at least 60 Texans suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, according to the Texas-CARES program. Across the nation, out of all the individuals suffering from a cardiac arrest outside the hospital, unfortunately, less than 8% end up surviving. Kevin Gregory is grateful he’s not part of that fatal statistic. The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas patient and proud father of two is looking forward to Father’s Day this Sunday. Gregory survived a cardiac arrest, and during a recent city council meeting at University Park, he thanked those who played major roles in his survival story. According to Gregory, it’s hard for him to put his gratitude into words. “God put the right people in our path, every step of the way.” See the recent presentation by clicking on the University Park’s city council link here: https://bit.ly/3xx5GWm.

Each day, at least 60 Texans suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, according to the Texas-CARES program. Across the nation, out of all the individuals suffering from a cardiac arrest outside the hospital, unfortunately, less than 8% end up surviving. Kevin Gregory is grateful he’s not part of that fatal statistic. The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas patient and proud father of two is looking forward to Father’s Day this Sunday. Gregory survived a cardiac arrest, and during a recent city council meeting at University Park, he thanked those who played major roles in his survival story. According to Gregory, it’s hard for him to put his gratitude into words. “God put the right people in our path, every step of the way.” See the recent presentation by clicking on the University Park’s city council link here: https://bit.ly/3xx5GWm.

Targeting Artery Diseases with Specialized Care

Controllable risk factors are at the heart of most artery diseases. As an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, Texas Health is committed to providing heart health and wellness tools and tips. This article and infographic shares more about artery disease and tips for keeping your heart healthy.

Targeting Artery Diseases with Specialized Care Texas Health is proud to be an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, providing heart health and wellness tools and tips to inspire you to create lasting change in your health and your life.

Pre-Register Before the Big Day

Having a Texas Health baby? Texas Health encourages you to pre-register for your hospital maternity stay following these easy steps!

Pre-Register Before the Big Day Planning for your baby’s arrival? How and where you want to give birth are important decisions. To help you achieve the birth experience you want, Texas Health encourages you to pre-register for your hospital stay. You can complete the process online anytime during your pregnancy, but the sooner t...

Is it Perimenopause or Menopause?

Maybe your periods are becoming erratic. Or you wake up in the middle of the night sweating. Maybe you’re feeling down more often than not. If you’re in your 40s, it may be perimenopause.

Is it Perimenopause or Menopause? Most are familiar with menopause—which is when a woman ceases to have periods. But perimenopause—also called a menopausal transition—is the time when periods start to change and become less frequent. They may be heavier than they used to be, too.

Texas Health wishes all the dads, granddads, soon-to-be dads, father figures and those who want to be dads a happy Father’s Day!

Texas Health wishes all the dads, granddads, soon-to-be dads, father figures and those who want to be dads a happy Father’s Day!

Primary Care Doctors Offer Valuable Support to Keep Heart-Healthy

As an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, Texas Health is committed to providing heart health and wellness tools and tips. When it comes to your heart health, knowing whether to see your primary care doctor or a cardiologist can be confusing. Our article and infographic help you understand which doctor is right for you and when.

Primary Care Doctors Offer Valuable Support to Keep Heart-Healthy Texas Health is proud to be an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, providing heart health and wellness tools and tips to inspire you to create lasting change in your health and your life.

Opal Lee, 94, is known in Fort Worth as the “Grandmother of Juneteenth.” Every year she walks 2.5 miles to represent the 2.5 years it took for news of Emancipation to reach Texas, and raise awareness to make it a federal holiday (this week she got her wish!). She’s been our partner and ally in the Blue Zones Project Fort Worth. She launched a multi-acre farm to address food insecurity and create jobs in her community. Today we honor Mrs. Lee and hope you’ll join us in sharing her message against racism and hate. How are you celebrating today?

Opal Lee, 94, is known in Fort Worth as the “Grandmother of Juneteenth.” Every year she walks 2.5 miles to represent the 2.5 years it took for news of Emancipation to reach Texas, and raise awareness to make it a federal holiday (this week she got her wish!). She’s been our partner and ally in the Blue Zones Project Fort Worth. She launched a multi-acre farm to address food insecurity and create jobs in her community. Today we honor Mrs. Lee and hope you’ll join us in sharing her message against racism and hate. How are you celebrating today?

Participate in Research!

Who?
Overweight children
8-12 years old
Able to ride on a stationary bike

Benefits?
Compensation for your time
Lung capacity evaluation
Exercise capacity evaluation

Why?
To understand breathing limitations in overweight children

Hours?
Flexible Scheduling

Contact us for more information:
Phone: 214-345-6574
Email: [email protected]
Address: 7232 Greenville Ave,
Dallas, TX 75231

Participate in Research!

Who?
Overweight children
8-12 years old
Able to ride on a stationary bike

Benefits?
Compensation for your time
Lung capacity evaluation
Exercise capacity evaluation

Why?
To understand breathing limitations in overweight children

Hours?
Flexible Scheduling

Contact us for more information:
Phone: 214-345-6574
Email: [email protected]g
Address: 7232 Greenville Ave,
Dallas, TX 75231

Test Your Knowledge About Alzheimer’s and Dementia

There is a lot of misinformation about Alzheimer's and dementia. Test your knowledge with our informative quiz:

Test Your Knowledge About Alzheimer’s and Dementia When it comes to Alzheimer's and dementia, there is a lot of misinformation out there. Put your knowledge to the test.

Targeting Artery Diseases with Specialized Care

Controllable risk factors are at the heart of most artery diseases. As an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, Texas Health is committed to providing heart health and wellness tools and tips. This article and infographic shares more about artery disease and tips for keeping your heart healthy.

Targeting Artery Diseases with Specialized Care Texas Health is proud to be an American Heart Association Healthy for Good™ sponsor, providing heart health and wellness tools and tips to inspire you to create lasting change in your health and your life.

Alternative Ways to Celebrate Father’s Day This Year

We've compiled some healthy and safe ways to celebrate Father's Day this year:

Alternative Ways to Celebrate Father’s Day This Year If you're looking for some healthier alternatives to celebrate Dad this Father's Day, we’ve compiled a great list.

Can you drink caffeine during pregnancy? How much weight will you gain? How do you wear a seatbelt when pregnant? Learn the answers to these and more common questions during pregnancy. https://bit.ly/2TlqvFB.

Can you drink caffeine during pregnancy? How much weight will you gain? How do you wear a seatbelt when pregnant? Learn the answers to these and more common questions during pregnancy. https://bit.ly/2TlqvFB.

Health Screening Guidelines for All Ages - Are You a Well Being?

Are you current on your health screenings? Be proactive about your health and get the screenings you need today:

Health Screening Guidelines for All Ages - Are You a Well Being? Regular health screenings can be potentially lifesaving. Learn more about screenings based on your risk factors and family history.

Texas Health Dallas celebrated Pride Month with an LGBTQ+ Panel last week.

Texas Health Dallas Arts in Health featured: (in the first photo, l-r) Kathryn MacDonell, Geriatric Program Manager, Josh Tippy, Nurse Manager over the GI Lab, Napoleon Player, Director of Nursing and Perioperative Services and Jourdan Bussell, PCT, who all spoke candidly about their experiences professionally and personally.

Chaplain Lex Robertson moderated and along with Kathryn MacDonnell, President Jim Parobek and more than 100 members of the staff who joined on Teams, showed support to our LGBTQ+ peers.

Texas Health Dallas will also enjoy a Pride Trivia game this month to further our education of the LGBTQ+ community. #PRIDE 🌈

Debunking Popular Summer Skin Myths - Are You a Well Being?

How much do you know about skin and sun safety? Take our quiz to find out:

Debunking Popular Summer Skin Myths - Are You a Well Being? There are a lot of myths when it comes to protecting our skin, some harmless and some that can actually do harm.

Pre-Pregnancy

Identifying your fertile days, ovulation, pregnancy tests – it may all seem overwhelming. However, Texas Health has pulled together a few tips to help increase your chances when you are trying to get pregnant.

Pre-Pregnancy Download the Pregnancy Planning Guide. This is an exhilarating time, but it can feel a bit overwhelming, too. At Texas Health, we want to provide you the information you need to get on the right track for a healthy pregnancy.

Alternative Ways to Celebrate Father’s Day This Year

We've compiled some healthy and safe ways to celebrate Father's Day this year:

Alternative Ways to Celebrate Father’s Day This Year If you're looking for some healthier alternatives to celebrate Dad this Father's Day, we’ve compiled a great list.

Pre-Register Before the Big Day

Having a Texas Health baby? Texas Health encourages you to pre-register for your hospital maternity stay following these easy steps!

Pre-Register Before the Big Day Planning for your baby’s arrival? How and where you want to give birth are important decisions. To help you achieve the birth experience you want, Texas Health encourages you to pre-register for your hospital stay. You can complete the process online anytime during your pregnancy, but the sooner t...

Is it Perimenopause or Menopause?

Maybe your periods are becoming erratic. Or you wake up in the middle of the night sweating. Maybe you’re feeling down more often than not. If you’re in your 40s, it may be perimenopause.

Is it Perimenopause or Menopause? Most are familiar with menopause—which is when a woman ceases to have periods. But perimenopause—also called a menopausal transition—is the time when periods start to change and become less frequent. They may be heavier than they used to be, too.

Texas Health is committed to creating an environment where diversity is celebrated and inclusion exists at all levels. We believe in equal rights for all individuals regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or any dimension of diversity. Happy Pride Month!

Texas Health is committed to creating an environment where diversity is celebrated and inclusion exists at all levels. We believe in equal rights for all individuals regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or any dimension of diversity. Happy Pride Month!