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11/25/2025
On November 18th, Texas Health Dallas observed National Injury Prevention Day by lighting up our campus Green!
National Injury Prevention Day is an annual event dedicated to raising awareness about injury prevention and promoting safety in our communities.
Our mission is to empower individuals and communities with the tools and information they need to prevent injuries and create safer environments for everyone. Through education, advocacy, and collaboration, we work to reduce the burden of preventable injuries and save lives.
11/25/2025
This Movember, we're putting the spotlight on men's health. From prostate and testicular cancer screenings to mental health check-ins, small steps can make a big difference. Talk to your doctor about what screenings are right for you.
November isn't just about growing facial hair and the changing leaves. It's Movember — a global movement dedicated to raising awareness about men's health. While the Movember Foundation uses the mustache as a fun symbol to spark conversations, the issues being addressed are serious. Fellas, from p...
11/25/2025
Texas Health Dallas is proud to announce the return of the Heart of the Hospital Award!
This traveling trophy celebrates departments across our hospital who go above and beyond in service and care.
We are thrilled to honor our inaugural award winner—the Facilities Department. Their dedication ensures our hospital runs seamlessly and, most importantly, keeps our patients safe. We are deeply grateful for their hard work and commitment.
👏 Congratulations to our Facilities Team—you truly are the heart of the hospital!
11/24/2025
Texas Health Dallas is proud to stand alongside our community! 💙 At the Midtown Dallas Inc. Health Fair, our Texas Health Resources mobile health unit was on site providing mammograms, and our amazing Texas Health nurses were there giving flu vaccines. Leaders from the bedside to the boardroom came together to live out our mission: improving the health of the people in the communities we serve.
We’re grateful for the chance to connect, serve, and celebrate health with our neighbors.
11/24/2025
Loved your birth experience? Give us your vote for “Best Hospital to Have a Baby.” Vote now: TexasHealth.org/Vote
11/22/2025
Care team members from Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas attended a national conference and shared best practices for treating patients suffering from cardiogenic shock.
Stephanie Koepke, M.S.N., R.N., APRN, ACNS-BC, Cardiogenic Shock Program coordinator, along with Samuel Connor Moore, D.O., a resident internist on the Texas Health Dallas medical staff, attended the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions’ annual Shock conference.
When the heart fails to pump enough blood into vital organs, cardiogenic shock can occur, leading to cardiac arrest or death.
Learn more about the hospital’s cardiogenic shock program. https://www.texashealth.org/areyouawellbeing/Heart-Health/Cardiogenic-Shock--What-You-Should-Know
11/21/2025
Did you know your gut does more than just digest food? It's connected to your immune system, energy levels, and even your mood! The secret to keeping your gut happy? Fiber! Most of us aren't getting enough of this important nutrient. Aim for about 25 grams daily to support your overall health. Your gut (and the rest of your body) will thank you!
Ever have a gut feeling about something? Well, your gut might be smarter than you think. Your digestive system does way more than just handle lunch — it affects your immune system, your energy, and even how you feel emotionally. And the secret to keeping your gut happy? Fiber. It's not the most ex...
11/21/2025
From childbirth education and labor support to lactation and postpartum care, we are here for every step. Help us earn DFWChild’s 2026 “Best Hospital to Have a Baby,” cast your vote for Texas Health today: TexasHealth.org/Vote
11/20/2025
Welcome Baby Ryan! Born November 7th at Texas Health Dallas, this sweet family is soaking in every precious moment. Big sister can’t wait to meet him at home. 💙
Learn more about maternity services at Texas Health Dallas: TexasHealth.org/DallasBaby
11/20/2025
'Tis the season of joy, family, and festive feasts! 🎄 At Texas Health, we believe you can savor holiday flavors while nourishing your body. Our nutrition experts suggest filling half your plate with colorful fruits and veggies, then adding lean proteins and whole grains. Small swaps like using Greek yogurt instead of heavy cream can make your favorite dishes a bit lighter. Remember, it's all about balance and mindful choices. Wishing you a happy, healthy holiday season! 🍽️✨
The holidays are full of fun, family, and food — and sometimes that means a table loaded with rich dishes and sweet treats. It’s easy to feel like your only choices are to either “be good” and miss out or give in and regret it later. The truth? You can enjoy holiday meals without guilt or de...
11/19/2025
Did you know? Egg allergies can develop at any age, not just in childhood. If you've noticed unusual reactions after eating eggs, it's worth talking to your doctor.
When you’re filling out your paperwork for a flu shot this season, you may see a question that makes you stop: “Does the person to be vaccinated have an allergy to eggs?”
11/14/2025
Over the course of a lifetime, 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Take our breast health assessment and learn more about your risks today: https://bit.ly/41bmgNd
Multiple factors like family history or a genetic mutation can increase the risk. Some factors that are in our control such as lifestyle and habits also factor into breast cancer risk.
11/14/2025
🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Nguyen! 🎉
We’re proud to celebrate Dr. Kevin Nguyen for being named Sound Physicians’ National Hospital Medicine Medical Director of the Year! This prestigious honor reflects his calm leadership, collaborative spirit, and clinical expertise. His dedication to excellence continues to elevate patient care and inspire our entire team.
Thank you, Dr. Nguyen, for all that you do!
11/13/2025
After her routine prenatal appointments on Halloween day, Amberlee anticipated a weekend of football and trick-or-treating with her family. At 36 weeks with twins, her water broke almost two weeks early, and she headed to Texas Health Dallas. After getting checked-in and taking one final bump photo, Twin A, Jhett Anthony, arrived at 5:23 a.m. on November 1, followed just three minutes later by Twin B, Aliviah Jade, at 5:26 a.m.
She shared that the birth experience was much more relaxed than she could have imagined, and she knew she was in good hands. Jhett and Aliviah are the end of a three generations of deliveries with OB/GYN Dr. Walter F. Evans II, who delivered her and her sisters and now all 5 of her children. Congratulations to this sweet family!
Learn more about maternity services at Texas Health Dallas, TexasHealth.org/DallasBaby
11/12/2025
If Texas Health helped welcome your little one, help show your love! Vote Texas Health as DFWChild’s “Best Hospital to Have a Baby” today: TexasHealth.org/Vote
11/11/2025
We had the honor of representing our hospital at the Texas AIM (Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health) collaborative—joining forces with healthcare teams from across the state to tackle preventable maternal and infant mortality. Through data-driven strategies, strong partnerships, and a shared passion for better outcomes, we're working to make a lasting difference for every mom and baby.
10/31/2025
Spooky season is extra special in our NICU! Our amazing NICU nurses across various Texas Health hospitals have transformed our tiniest patients into adorable little pumpkins, superheroes, and more to bring smiles all around. These little ones are ready to cast a spell on your heart! 🎃❤️
10/30/2025
Becker's Hospital Review recently highlighted 290 hospitals that received a five-star rating from CMS, according to data released earlier this year. Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen and Texas Health Hospital Rockwall made the list!
Follow this link to find the full list:
Ninety-one fewer hospitals earned a five-star quality rating from CMS in 2025 compared to 2024. CMS publishes its Overall Hospital Quality Star Ratings annually. Star ratings reflect a hospital’s performance across five quality measures: mortality, safety, readmission, patient experience, and ti...
10/29/2025
Your heart doesn’t come with a warning light—so it’s up to you to check under the hood. From blood pressure to cholesterol, these numbers tell the story of your cardiovascular health. Don’t wait for symptoms to speak louder than stats.
Every guy deserves to feel confident about his health, and knowing your numbers is one of the best first steps to protecting your heart for the long run. Men face unique risks for heart disease and diabetes, but the good news is you can take charge with a few routine checks and some simple lifestyle...
10/28/2025
This convenient and delicious Chicken Pocket recipe features lean protein and is packed with nutritious veggies. It's a simple way to show your heart some love!
Ingredients (per pocket):
1 skinless, boneless chicken breast (up to 5 oz)
½ cup diced zucchini or yellow summer squash
½ cup diced potato (any kind)
¼ cup diced onion (white/yellow)
¼ cup sliced carrots
¼ cup sliced mushrooms
½ tsp no added seasoning of your choice (Ex: Mrs. Dash, McCormick’s Perfect Pinch or Tony Chachere’s)
Try it out for yourself and follow along for more heart-healthy recipes!
10/27/2025
The American College of Cardiology recently recommended a blood test to help with assessing heart health. Tu Le, M.D., a cardiologist on the medical staff at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Hurst-Euless-Bedford, said the high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP) test is a marker for inflammation, and the higher the protein levels, the higher the risk for cardiovascular disease.
Le, who spoke recently with Sam Baker on KERA, added that the protein is released by the liver when the body has any type of inflammation. https://bit.ly/4nd1R1Z
The hsCRP test checks for inflammation in your heart, a sign of plaque formation in your coronary artery.
10/27/2025
Congratulations! 🎉
Texas Health made the Best Workplaces for Women 2025 list by Great Place To Work and Fortune magazine! It's our ninth time being named to the list. We ranked No. 41 among 100 large organizations - the highest-ranking health system in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.
“We are honored to be recognized for our strong workplace culture,” said Barclay Berdan, FACHE, CEO. “At Texas Health, we have created and continue to cultivate an environment where everyone feels respected, acknowledged, supported, valued and empowered to perform their best life’s work.”
Read our announcement: https://bit.ly/4hsSudp
Follow this link to find the full list: https://shorturl.at/Q7mzY
ARLINGTON, Texas — Great Place To Work® and Fortune magazine have selected Texas Health Resources as one of the 2025 Fortune Best Workplaces for Women™. This is the organization’s ninth time being named to the list, ranking No. 41 this year.
10/27/2025
🎀 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—a time to honor survivors, support those in treatment, and raise awareness for early detection. One in eight women will face breast cancer in her lifetime. Knowledge, screenings, and self-care can make all the difference.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month — an ideal time to pause and tune into your breast health. Whether it’s your first mammogram or you’ve already made it part of your routine, here’s what you need to know about risk factors, screening recommendations, and navigating that call-back that...
10/26/2025
Flu season is approaching! 🦠 Protect yourself and your loved ones by getting your flu shot in September or October. It takes about two weeks for your body to build immunity, so don't wait! Our caring team at Texas Health is here to help keep you healthy this season.
Flu season is just around the corner, and if you’re weighing whether to get a flu shot, you’re not alone. Every year, new questions pop up about timing, vaccine changes, and who should prioritize vaccination — especially if you live with chronic health conditions. Here’s the latest expert gu...
10/25/2025
We are creating a sustainable future. This year, Texan by Nature recognized our commitment to conservation with the Texan by Nature 20! is one of the top businesses leading data-backed conservation and environmental sustainability efforts in Texas. Learn more at https://bit.ly/48Chrke and https://bit.ly/3L3zQN5
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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.
