Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound

06/01/2026

At Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound, we know that every tiny life deserves expert care and a loving touch. Our Level II NICU is designed to provide specialized support for newborns who need extra care in their first days.

With dedicated neonatologists, compassionate nurses, and advanced technology, we create a nurturing environment to help babies grow stronger every day. From respiratory and feeding assistance to hands-on family education, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Because every baby deserves the best start—and every family deserves peace of mind.

Learn more about our Maternity Care and Level II NICU: https://bit.ly/4ikDWfg

05/30/2026

There’s nothing more special than welcoming a new baby into the world and at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound, we are honored to be part of that moment for so many families in our community. 💕

From personalized labor and delivery care to experienced nurses, 24/7 anesthesia coverage, and a supportive team focused on mom and baby, our Women’s Services team is here to help families feel safe, cared for, and celebrated every step of the way. Our level II NICU also provides specialized care for babies who may need extra support after delivery.

Whether you’re preparing for your first baby or growing your family, we’re proud to provide compassionate, high-quality care close to home.

Learn more about delivering at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound or schedule a tour today! https://bit.ly/4ikDWfg

05/29/2026

Happy EMS Week to the incredible first responders who serve our community with compassion, courage, and dedication every single day. 🚑💙

Thank you for always being there in life’s most critical moments and for the exceptional care and comfort you provide to our patients and community. Your teamwork, quick action, and selfless service make a difference every day, and we are so grateful for all that you do.

This week and every week, we celebrate and appreciate you!

05/29/2026

Taking a few minutes each month to check your skin can make a big difference in catching skin cancer early! Get to know the ABCDE rule to help keep an eye on your moles and any skin changes: A — Asymmetry: One half looks different from the other B — Border: Edges that aren’t smooth or clear C — Color: More than one color in a single spot D — Diameter: Bigger than a pencil eraser (but remember, melanomas can be smaller too) E — Evolving: Any changes in size, shape, or color If you spot anything unusual, don’t hesitate to reach out to your doctor. Self-checks are super helpful, but they work best alongside yearly dermatologist visits. Take care of your skin—it’s worth it!

Quick Answer: Yes, you need sunscreen year-round — not just at the beach. UV rays are present every day, pe*****te clouds and car windows, and damage your skin whether or not you can feel them. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S., but it's also one of the most preventable. Daily suns...

05/29/2026

💛 Once a NICU family, always a NICU family.
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05/29/2026

Chronic stress can keep the body in a heightened state, which may adversely affect cardiovascular health. Dr. Ashesh Parikh, D.O., cardiologist at Texas Health Plano, emphasizes that effective stress management is vital for maintaining heart health. Regular physical activity, adequate rest, and balanced nutrition are important strategies to manage stress and support overall heart health.

A little stress in our lives serves to keep us on our toes, but too much can lead to health problems, interrupted sleep, emotional issues and poor decision-making. And while it’s difficult to measure something like stress and its negative impact on heart health, experts say the correlation shouldn...

05/28/2026

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we were proud to attend the AAIP Fashion Show hosted by Texas Health Presbyterian Dallas. The event beautifully highlighted the richness of culture, creativity, and community.

We especially loved cheering on our own Yuni Choe as she represented Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound on the runway in traditional Korean attire. She was absolutely radiant and represented our team so well! ❤️

05/27/2026

Ankle sprains are one of the most common spring sports injuries, especially in soccer, basketball, and tennis. But when should you treat at home versus seeking medical care? Treat at home if: You can bear weight, swelling is mild, and pain is manageable. Seek medical care if you heard a pop, can't put weight on the ankle, see significant swelling or deformity, or symptoms aren't improving after a few days. Getting evaluated early can prevent longer-term problems and get you back in the game safely.

Quick Answer: Most minor sports injuries — mild ankle sprains, shin splints, muscle strains, and runner's knee — can be managed at home with rest, ice, compression, and elevation. But certain signs mean it's time to stop guessing and get evaluated: inability to bear weight, visible deformity, si...

05/26/2026

Stroke myths can be dangerous. Arm yourself with the facts that can help save lives this Stroke Awareness Month: https://bit.ly/4epZIzd

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...