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04/15/2026
Say hello to Baby Palmer! 💗 Born March 31 at Texas Health Dallas, Palmer’s name is extra special. With her due date so close to Palm Sunday, her parents chose a meaningful name tied to Easter, and Palmer was the perfect fit. 🌿✨
Palmer joins big brother Joshua, and with both sides of the family in Dallas, she has been surrounded by love from the very beginning!
Join us in welcoming sweet Palmer, and learn more about women & infant services at Texas Health Dallas: TexasHealth.org/DallasBaby
04/15/2026
Allergy fatigue is real. Learn why spring allergies make you tired—and what to do about it.
Spring allergies drain your energy. Learn why you're tired, which medications help, and what actually works to manage allergy fatigue.
04/14/2026
đź“‹ Make delivery day easier.
Preregister for your Texas Health hospital stay in advance so you can focus on you + baby on the big day.
Get started now. https://bit.ly/4778Swj
At Texas Health we know there is a lot that goes into preparing for your little one’s arrival. To help make the upcoming months, before and after baby’s arrival, as stress-free as possible, we encourage you to pre-register for your delivery in advance. You can complete the process anytime during...
04/14/2026
Stroke can happen to anyone, at any age. While stroke risk increases after age 50, we're seeing it become more common among younger adults too. Conditions like heart disease, obesity, hypertension, and diabetes are likely contributors — which is why engaging in a healthy lifestyle matters at every stage of life. If you suspect someone is having a stroke, reach for the phone and call 911 right away. Learn more about stroke care at Texas Health and check your own stroke risk with our free assessment at TexasHealth.org/Stroke. https://bit.ly/4tuwP9n
Someone in the U.S. experiences stroke about every 40 seconds. That’s nearly 800,000 people every year. A stroke occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is blocked by a clot or when a blood vessel bursts. Because blood vessels deliver oxygen and nutrients to the brain, any interruption can cau...
04/14/2026
đź’™ Heart of the Hospital Award đź’™
The Jackson 2 Outpatient Infusion Clinic is proud to nominate our Pharmacy Team for their unwavering dedication, teamwork, and commitment to patient-centered care.
Even with tight clinic schedules, the pharmacy team consistently ensures medications are delivered on time, helping our clinic run smoothly and ensuring patients receive seamless, uninterrupted care. Their reliability and collaboration make a meaningful difference every single day.
Beyond logistics, the pharmacy team goes above and beyond by proactively educating newly diagnosed patients. Through clear, compassionate explanations, they help patients understand their medications—reducing anxiety and enhancing the overall care experience.
This exceptional level of teamwork and consistency truly embodies the Heart of the Hospital spirit. A special recognition goes to their leader, Mary Liu, whose leadership fosters this culture of excellence and compassion throughout the team.
Thank you for all you do to support our patients, providers, and one another đź’™
04/13/2026
There are still a few spots remaining for our Bluebonnet retreat April 24-26th! Apply today!
📧 Expecting? Sign up for Texas Health baby emails.
Get tips, helpful reminders, and resources, delivered to your inbox, to support you through pregnancy and beyond.
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As a Texas Health Mom, we will give you access to resources to support you, such as; The Texas Health Baby mobile app, weekly emails from pregnancy through early childhood, Texas Health Moms Facebook group, information about the hospital where you will be delivering your baby and more!
04/10/2026
Vitamin D affects energy, mood, and immunity—and sun exposure doesn’t always cut it. Learn why.
Spring sunshine isn't always enough for vitamin D. Learn who's at risk, how much sun you need, and whether you should supplement.
04/10/2026
Heart-healthy eating doesn't have to be complicated! 🍽️ This one pan roasted pork chop recipe is simple to make and packed with nutritious fresh green beans and potatoes. Try this easy meal and give your heart (and your taste buds) something to love!
Serves 1-2
Ingredients:
2 TBS olive oil
Sprinkle of lite salt
1 tsp thyme
½ tsp paprika
ÂĽ tsp black pepper
5 oz green beans with ends trimmed
3 small-medium Yukon potatoes, cut into ½” wedges
3 boneless pork chops
Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
2. In a medium size bowl, toss green beans and potatoes in 1 TBS olive oil. Sprinkle with lite salt.
3. Spread onto cooking tray and roast for 10 minutes.
4. Meanwhile in same medium size bowl, mix 1 TBS of olive oil, thyme paprika, garlic powder and black pepper. Add pork chops and turn to coat.
5. Remove tray of semi-roasted vegetables from the oven, push vegetables to the perimeter of the tray, place pork chops in the center, and return to oven.
6. Roast pork chops with vegetables for 15 minutes, turning pork chops once.
7. Broil for 1-2 minutes for desired browning.
Follow along for more delicious heart-healthy recipes!
04/10/2026
When it comes to cholesterol levels and cardiovascular disease, there are new guidelines to keep top of mind.
One key measure in minimizing cardiovascular risk is healthy food choices.
Owais Idris, M.D., an interventional cardiologist on the medical staff at Texas Health Hospital Frisco, discussed the new guidelines with Sam Baker at KERA News.
“Focus more on fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts, and less on the processed meats, the sugary drinks, and especially the packaged snacks,” Idris said. “The earlier we act on cholesterol, the more heart attacks and strokes we prevent.”
A Dallas cardiologist explains why and how doctors should now begin checking for signs of heart disease when patients are in their 30s.
04/10/2026
Transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy, also known as ATTR-CM, is a life-threatening disease of the heart muscle. Symptoms are sometimes similar to those experienced by patients living with heart failure, such as swelling and fluid retention, too.
Ashesh Parikh, D.O. a cardiologist on the medical staff at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano, discussed ways to prevent and manage swelling with . https://bit.ly/4bX1nLi
Learn how to manage fluid retention from ATTR-CM with expert tips on sodium reduction, compression therapy, and monitoring symptoms for better heart health.
04/09/2026
We are recruiting! We are currently looking for women between the ages of 18 and 45 years old with a body mass index of 25 or greater that are less than 12 weeks pregnant or planning to become pregnant. The study involves 16 weeks of at-home leg heating using a heated blanket. We are aiming to see if the heated blanket improves blood pressure control during pregnancy. Qualified participants will be compensated for their time. If you meet these qualifications and are interested in participating, please contact us here: IEEMPregnancy@texashealth.org
04/09/2026
🚨 Community Health Grants Coming Soon! 🚨
This month, will request proposals to fund local organizations collaborating on innovative solutions that address barriers to community health and wellbeing. Up to $5 million available across nine counties for the 2027-2028 grant cycle.
🤝 Community organizations:
Sign up now to be notified when the RFP drops:
👉 https://www.TexasHealth.org/THCISubscribe
04/09/2026
Thinking about advanced blood testing? Learn what biomarker testing really measures—and whether it’s right for you.
Honest guide to SuperPower, Function Health, and biomarker testing. How they differ from annual physicals, whether they're worth it, and what to watch out for.
04/09/2026
Thanks D CEO Magazine and D Magazine for highlighting Presbyterian Hospital Denton! Once again, the hospital earned Primary Stroke Center certification from Joint Commission.
Having first earned the two-year national certification in 2011, Texas Health Denton continues to achieve recognition for its consistent, high-quality neurological care.
To be eligible, hospitals must demonstrate compliance with stroke-related standards as a Primary Stroke Center, including access to advanced imaging capabilities, an inpatient stroke unit and staff with the specialized education and competencies to care for acute stroke patients.
Get more of the baby information you want – right from your phone. This fact-packed app from Bump2Baby 360 is your go-to resource for the scoop on prenatal care, Texas Health hospitals, childbirth classes, labor and birth, postpartum care, breastfeeding, formula feeding, newborn care and more.
04/06/2026
📋 Planning for baby? We’ve got you.
Request your Texas Health Pregnancy Planning Guide to help you feel confident and prepared for the big day.
Find:
👶 What to expect during labor + delivery
🏥 What your hospital stay may look like
🧡 New-parent resources (and more!)
As you plan for the big day, Texas Health is right there with you to provide the information you need to prepare for the arrival of your little one. When you complete the form below you will receive an email with your hospital’s pregnancy planning guide. This guide is full of information including...
04/04/2026
Say hello to Baby Jayde! 💗Born March 24 at Texas Health Dallas, Jayde is her parents’ first, and they are absolutely smitten. Dressed to impress and ready for her close-up, this little star is already stealing hearts. 📸✨ Congratulations to her proud parents! 🎉
Learn more about having your baby at Texas Health Dallas: TexasHealth.org/DallasBaby
04/03/2026
đź’› Once a NICU family, always a NICU family.
Sign up to receive upcoming communications about your Texas Health hospital’s next scheduled NICU Reunion.
Sign up now: https://bit.ly/3Pv1sNf
Some of the Texas Health hospitals host NICU Reunions
04/02/2026
📽️ Pregnant? Explore the Emmi™ Video Library!
Get ready for what’s ahead with easy-to-watch videos you can stream anytime.
Topics include:
🤰 Pregnancy & prenatal care
🍼 Labor & childbirth
đź’› Postpartum recovery
đź‘Ł Newborn care
🤱 Breastfeeding tips
Emmi is a collection of online videos that walk you through important information related to pregnancy, how to prepare for labor and childbirth, postpartum, newborn care basics, breastfeeding and more. The Emmi videos are a great resource to help you feel better prepared and more at ease. You can wa...
04/01/2026
Say hello to Baby Jaganivas! đź’™
Born March 16 at Texas Health Dallas, Jaganivas is his parents’ first, and they’re soaking up all the cuddles with their handsome little guy. Congratulations to this sweet family on the arrival of their first baby!
Learn more about having your baby at Texas Health Dallas: TexasHealth.org/DallasBaby
03/31/2026
Sneezing, congestion, runny nose — is it a spring cold or seasonal allergies? Knowing the difference can help you get the right treatment and feel better faster. Here’s how to tell what’s causing your symptoms.
Is it allergies or a cold? Learn how to tell the difference and get treatment recommendations for both. Plus, how our warm winter affects North Texas pollen season.
03/31/2026
Lung cancer prevention starts with awareness 🤍
Texas Health Dallas was proud to host a lung cancer prevention and awareness table at GO2 for Lung Cancer’s 16th Annual 5K Walk/Run on March 28th at Reverchon Park and the Katy Trail. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to learn more about early detection and screening options.
Stay ahead of colon cancer. Staying informed and finding out when you should get a colonoscopy is the first step to colon care. Take our colorectal cancer assessment today: https://bit.ly/4rHaWma
03/30/2026
Your health isn’t selfish — it’s essential. Many women delay or skip important health screenings, even though early detection can save lives. Here’s why it happens and simple ways to start prioritizing your care.
Quick Answer: Women often deprioritize health screenings due to busy schedules, cost concerns, access barriers, and anxiety — but this skips appointments that can detect breast cancer, cervical cancer, colorectal cancer, and heart disease in their most treatable stages. Starting with age-appropria...
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Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas serves the communities of Dallas County and also treats complex cases from across North Texas with advanced medical treatments and an experienced staff that provides compassionate care.
With a mission of improving the health of the people in the communities we serve, Texas Health Dallas and the physicians on its medical staff are committed to your well-being and the health and wellness of your family.
Texas Health Dallas is designated as a Magnet hospital by the American Nurses Credentialing Center, an honor that recognizes hospitals for excellence in nursing. Texas Health Dallas joins an elite group of three percent of U.S. hospitals to have been honored with Magnet designation multiple times.
Texas Health Dallas was the first hospital in Dallas to receive Cycle IV Chest Pain Accreditation from the Society of Cardiovascular Patient Care and is also accredited for emergency stroke care by the Joint Commission. Texas Health Dallas was also named "Best Place to Have a Baby" in Dallas County by readers of DallasChild magazine.
Texas Health Dallas is an 875-bed, acute-care hospital conveniently located on Walnut Hill Lane, just east of Central Expressway (U.S. 75) in Dallas.
