Dallas Regional Medical Center

07/28/2025

Join us this Friday to learn more about basic first aid, hands only CPR, and using an AED.

07/25/2025

When you're looking for great care close to home, we're here for you.

07/24/2025

Here's another one gaining traction in social media: bakuchiol. No, it's not a cousin of Bok Choy, but it may help you fight the signs of aging.

You know who else can help fight the signs of aging? Our friendly primary care providers. They can give you recommendations on diet, exercise, social media trends (at least medical ones), and leading a healthy lifestyle. Visit www.DallasMedPhysicians.com for clinic information.

This plant-based skin-care ingredient may be a gentle, pregnancy-safe alternative to retinoids. Here’s everything you need to know about its possible benefits for collagen production and antioxidant effects; plus, find tips for adding it to your routine.

07/22/2025

Here's the newest installment of our "Ask Dr. Z" video series. This time, Dr. Z talks about how a family history of heart disease can affect your health.

Did you know a cardiac calcium score can estimate your risk of a heart attack? It's fast, painless, and only $59. Visit: https://dallasregionalmedicalcenter.com/services/cardiology/cardiac-calcium-score/

Here's the newest installment of our "Ask Dr. Z" video series. This time, Dr. Z talks about how a family history of heart disease can affect your health. Did...

07/18/2025

Personalized and compassionate care when you need it the most.

07/17/2025

If you or a loved one have high blood pressure (hypertension), then this article is worth a quick read.

Our primary care providers can help you with health and medication questions, as well as provide preventive care information. Visit www.DallasMedPhysicians.com to find a clinic near you.

Taking certain hypertension medications before bed might offer better blood pressure outcomes than taking it in the morning, a new study suggests.

07/16/2025

📢 Join us Tuesday, July 22nd for our hiring event at Dallas Regional Medical Center! Walk-ins welcome!

🗓️ Date: July 22nd
⏰ Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm
📍 Location: Dallas Regional Medical Center - 929 N. Galloway Ave, Mesquite, Texas 75149 Suite 221

**Bring your resume, SAME DAY INTERVIEWS!**
✅ Meet our hiring managers and discover various departments
✅ Explore rewarding career paths within our hospital
✅ Learn about competitive benefits and growth opportunities

Apply Online: https://dallasregionalmedicalcenter.com/careers/

07/11/2025

You're in good hands at your community hospital.

07/10/2025

Read on for expert recommendations for how to feel energetic in the morning, including foods for morning energy, sleep tips for better morning energy, and exercises to boost energy in the morning.

It's OK to be slow in the morning, but if you're feeling tired all throughout the day even after getting plenty of sleep, you may want to see a primary care provider. Your tiredness could be a vitamin deficiency, sleep apnea, or other metabolic issues. Fortunately, many of these things are easily treated if they are identified. Our primary care providers can help find what's troubling you and are always happy to help. Visit www.DallasMedPhysicians.com for more information.

11 Ways to Boost Morning Energy

07/07/2025

Join us this Thursday for tips about staying safe during the summer!

07/04/2025

We wish you a very happy and safe Independence Day!

Thank you to all our police, fire, EMS, healthcare workers, and members of the armed forces who keep us safe.

07/03/2025

If you're looking to increase your heart health, here are some foods which can help keep your ticker ticking.

Sometimes diet and exercise can't do everything, and that's when you should see a primary care provider. They can help identify any health concerns and take appropriate action. Our team is ready and happy to help you live your best life. Visit www.DallasMedPhysicians.com for clinic locations and contact information.

Explore seven heart-healthy foods — like olive oil, oatmeal, and mango — that are proven to help lower blood pressure, cholesterol, and inflammation.