Euless
Euless, TX · Health
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Ruptured pipeline in South Arlington spills more than 100,000 gallons of wastewater
A ruptured 30-inch pipeline near Mirabella Boulevard in South Arlington caused more than 100,000 gallons of domestic wastewater to overflow Saturday afternoon. The heavily diluted spill has not threatened municipal drinking water supplies or local aquatic life, and wastewater services will continue without disruption. Residents using private groundwater wells within...
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Texas wastewater project supports regional infrastructure development
A new industrial wastewater treatment facility in Midlothian, Texas, is expanding infrastructure capacity in one of the state’s fastest-growing industrial corridors. Officials said the RailPort facility will support regional economic growth while advancing long-term environmental stewardship through sustainable wastewater treatment solutions. Gulf Coast Authority (GCA) marked a significant milestone...
Southlake Style
Southlake-Area Top Doc Earns National Recognition
Doctor consulting with a patient suffering from back pain, offering guidance and treatment options for spinal care. Dr. Michael Briseño, a local orthopedic spine surgeon and consistently recognized Top Doc, has earned a Barricaid® Platinum Center of Excellence designation from Intrinsic Therapeutics, Inc. The distinction recognizes physicians and...
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Healthcare Milestone: Texas Health Forney Set to Transform Local Medical Access by 2027
Forney’s rapid expansion is hitting a major milestone. As the city continues to anchor itself as a vital piece of the Dallas-Fort Worth growth corridor, Texas Health Resources has officially unveiled plans for its new campus, set to become the first full-service acute-care hospital in the city. Loca... Healthcare...
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Healthcare Briefs: Parkland Health Takes Top Spot in Texas for Community Benefit
On the 2026 Lown Hospitals Index for Social Responsibility, Parkland Health ranked No. 1 in Texas for community benefit. Parkland is a safety-net health system that guarantees care to all patients regardless of their financial circumstances. The system ranked second overall in the country out of more than 2,600 hospitals. The Lown Index measures community benefit by looking at hospital spending on financial assistance, Medicaid assistance, and community health initiatives. In 2025 alone, Parkland provided $1.4 billion in uncompensated care, serving a large Medicaid population. “This recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to serving everyone who comes through our doors, regardless of their ability to pay,” said Fred Cerise, president and CEO of Parkland Health. “At Parkland, community benefit is not a program or an initiative. It is the foundation of who we are. We are honored to be recognized for advancing health equity and expanding access to high-quality care, and our greatest measure of success will always be the health and well-being of the people and communities we serve.”
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Hospital expansion, airport fire station renovations: 5 major construction permits filed around DFW
Texas Health Hospital Frisco will expand with a four-story office building, according to state documents. (Courtesy Texas Health Resources) A senior community in McKinney will get a new pool and fitness center, and a new car wash is coming to Denton. Check out these five permits filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation around the metroplex. This list is not comprehensive.
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Hydration Room to offer IV therapy in Southlake
Hydration Room offers IV therapy for wellness infusion and to support the immune system. (Courtesy Hydration Room) IV therapy and wellness clinic Hydration Room is coming soon to Southlake. Hydration Room will offer medically guided IV therapy for wellness infusion and immune support. Hydration Room offers services in cold and...
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Crescent Constructors wins Lewisville wastewater expansion project
The City of Lewisville, Texas, has awarded Crescent Constructors, an affiliate of Zachry Construction Corp., a contract to expand the Prairie Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. The project is the first phase of a long-term effort to increase treatment capacity and support continued growth. The project will increase the plant's operating...
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Dallas Hernia Surgeon Offers Robotic and Complex Abdominal Wall Repair
Board-Certified Hernia Surgeon in Dallas Brings Robotic Techniques to Complex Abdominal Wall Cases. Dallas, United States - June 28, 2026 / Dr. Bola G. Aladegbami, MD, FACS, MBA /. Dr. Bola G. Aladegbami, a board-certified general and hernia surgeon based in Dallas, has formally expanded access to robotic hernia repair...
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Richardson Fire Department marks 100 years of service
Richardson Fire Department celebrated its 100th anniversary on June 27. (Courtesy Siddons-Martin Emergency Group) The Richardson Fire Department marked 100 years of service with a community celebration on June 27. “Your work has a direct lasting impact on the community,” City Manager Don Magner said to the department at the...
Dallas Weekly
Taking Control of Our Health: National HIV Testing Day and Dallas’s New Strategic Roadmap to Equity
On June 27, we will recognize National HIV Testing Day. National HIV Testing Day is more than a date on the calendar—it is a collective call to action, a moment for self-reflection, and a critical reminder of the work that remains to achieve true health equity in our communities. As both the State Representative for House District 100 and the Chief Executive Officer of the Southern Black Policy and Advocacy Network, I look at our public health landscape through a dual lens of policy and grassroots advocacy.
Dallas Weekly
Men’s Health Matters: Why Taking Care of Yourself Is One of the Best Investments You Can Make
For many men, taking care of everyone else comes naturally. Whether it’s providing for family, managing work responsibilities, coaching little league games, or helping around the house, personal health often becomes an afterthought. During Men’s Health Month in June, Dr. Saleh Musleh, a primary care provider at Prism Health...
dmagazine.com
Healthcare Briefs: Two DFW Hospitals Rank on The Lown Institute’s 2026 Index Honor Roll
Two Dallas hospitals ranked high on The Lown Institute’s 2026 Index Honor Roll of 123 responsible acute care hospitals. Methodist Dallas Medical Center ranked No. 61, while Baylor University Medical Center came in at No. 70. The institute evaluated the equity, value, and outcomes of 2,718 U.S. hospitals to determine America’s Most Socially Responsible Hospitals of 2025-2026. If a hospital earns an “A” grade in each of those categories, they receive an Honor Roll distinction. This year, 11 Texas hospitals achieved Honor Roll status. Of the 2026 Lown Hospitals Index for Social Responsibility Honor Roll, University Health in San Antonio ranked No. 3. “With financial pressures forcing painful choices on many hospitals, those on the Lown Honor Roll have found ways to put their patients and communities first,” said Vikas Saini, MD, president of the Lown Institute. “These hospitals are staying true to their mission when it matters most, and in healthcare, that’s everything.”
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
JPS Health Network hospital expansion underway
The new John Peter Smith Hospital is part of a $2.5 billion expansion to meet demand as Fort Worth and Tarrant County populations continue to grow. (Rendering courtesy of John Peter Smith Health Network) Officials with John Peter Smith Health Network, along with Fort Worth and Tarrant County officeholders, broke...
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Frisco, Plano Hospitals Unleash Roving Cardiac Rescue Squad
If your heart stops in Frisco or Plano, the cavalry can now be waiting at the hospital door instead of scrambling after you arrive. Medical City Frisco and Medical City Plano have launched a mobile extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (ECPR) program that brings advanced ECMO-based resuscitation closer to Frisco-area patients. The effort, which quietly went live in April, allows specialized hospital teams and portable equipment to be activated while paramedics are still en route, trimming the time to life-saving therapy. Medical City Frisco is now the first hospital in the city to offer ECPR, and the health system says the mobile setup is the only one in North Texas and the first multi-city mobile ECPR program in the country.
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Family First Dental closes in Plano
Family First Dental is now closed in Plano. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact) Family First Dental Care closed in Plano on May 15, according to signage on the business’ door. The business on Coit Road offered a variety of general dentistry and orthodontic services. Michael joined Community Impact in September 2022,...