Parkland Health

Parkland Health As our community's public health system, Parkland is the foundation for a healthy Dallas. Thank you for visiting the official Parkland page.

We're here to communicate with our patients, potential patients, employees, retirees, stakeholders and all others who are interested in the hospital system’s news. Parkland was founded on May 19, 1894 at the intersection of Maple and Oak Lawn Avenues. Today, Parkland continues to be a safety net provider of care while serving the larger Dallas County as a Level I Trauma Center and as a regional burn center. Parkland’s story is one that affects the entire community and Facebook is just one way to share it. Parkland does not censor comments, but it reserves the right to delete comments if they are off topic, abusive or if they contain foul language, spam or advertisements for commercial products. Parkland also reserves the right to ban users who continually use abusive and profanity-laden language toward the hospital system or its patients. Disagreements, feedback and criticism are welcome, but mutual respect is a must and abusive language is not tolerated. If you have a concern or complaint about Parkland, you may contact the Patient Relations department at 214.590.8945. To locate a patient or connect with a unit in the hospital, please call the Parkland operator at 214.590.8000. Visiting hours vary by unit.

Did you know diabetes can raise your risk of heart disease or stroke? Small daily changes can improve blood sugar and he...
02/24/2026

Did you know diabetes can raise your risk of heart disease or stroke? Small daily changes can improve blood sugar and heart health. Learn which simple swaps can help: https://bit.ly/40yeg7H

Don't wait for symptoms. Screening mammograms can detect cancer early, when it is most treatable. Parkland's Breast Heal...
02/20/2026

Don't wait for symptoms. Screening mammograms can detect cancer early, when it is most treatable. Parkland's Breast Health Center provides accessible mammogram screenings at community health centers near you.

Schedule an appointment at 214-266-3333 or learn more about the three convenient ways to get a screening at www.parklandhealth.org/breast-health.

02/19/2026

Work hard — but sleep harder. 😴💤 Quality rest fuels better focus, stronger health and emotional balance. Without it, your body can’t properly repair or function. Learn how to reset your routine and protect your sleep by visiting www.parklandhealth.org/pdf-files/february-18-2026-125.

Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent, a time of reflection and renewal leading up to Easter. The ashes are a symbol o...
02/18/2026

Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent, a time of reflection and renewal leading up to Easter. The ashes are a symbol of our humanity and the call to renewal.

Wishing a meaningful Ash Wednesday to all who observe.

02/18/2026

Observed by Muslims worldwide through fasting from dawn to sunset, prayer, and acts of charity. 🌙 Ramadan is a time for reflection, gratitude, and strengthening faith.

Ramadan Mubarak to all observing.

02/17/2026

Every second matters during cardiac arrest. ❤️

This American Heart Month, hear from a Parkland physician about why CPR is so important — and the simple steps that could help you save someone’s life. https://bit.ly/40es0Ev

02/14/2026

Lots of hearts are cared for here — including ours for this community. Happy Valentine’s Day! 💜

Parkland nurses are sharing the love this Valentine’s Day. Through an 11-year tradition, staff will deliver more than 3,...
02/12/2026

Parkland nurses are sharing the love this Valentine’s Day. Through an 11-year tradition, staff will deliver more than 3,500 personalized Valentine’s cards to patients, reminding them that care goes beyond medicine and includes compassion and connection.💌

Learn more at bit.ly/4aO494A.

02/09/2026

Sometimes, taking a breather is all your heart needs.
This American Heart Month, Parkland encourages you to take a break and breathe. Your heart will thank you. 💜

Microwaves heat unevenly.Drinks can feel warm on top and be dangerously hot underneath.Stir before you sip — especially ...
02/06/2026

Microwaves heat unevenly.
Drinks can feel warm on top and be dangerously hot underneath.

Stir before you sip — especially for kids.

Parkland's comprehensive Burn Center provides expert care for prevention, treatment and after care for any burn injury. To learn more, visit www.parklandhealth.org/burn-unit.

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5200 Harry Hines Boulevard
Dallas, TX
75235

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