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Texas Oncology Centers Earn Recognition for Excellence in Radiation Oncology – ASTRO
American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) shared on X:. Texas Oncology – Methodist Charlton Cancer Center. for achieving accreditation through ASTRO’s APEx – Accreditation Program for Excellence. and join the list of accredited facilities.”. ASTRO’s APEx (Accreditation Program for Excellence) is a quality accreditation program developed by...
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Medical City Las Colinas Among 11 North Texas Hospitals Recognized in 2026 Healthgrades Awards
DALLAS, Texas — Eleven Medical City Healthcare hospitals across North Texas have earned national recognition in the 2026 Healthgrades America's Best Hospitals for Specialty Care awards, including Medical City Las Colinas, which received an award for emergency care. The annual awards recognize hospitals for clinical outcomes in specialties such...
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Dallas’s Heartfelt Approach to Dementia Care: What You Need to Know
Levels of Dementia Support: In-Home Care, Assisted Living, and Memory Care. Navigating the complexities of dementia care can be a profound challenge for families. For those in Dallas, Texas, ensuring a loved one receives appropriate support requires understanding a range of options and resources. As a vibrant and growing metropolitan area, Dallas offers diverse solutions for individuals living with cognitive decline.
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ACEP names Fort Worth emergency physician Heidi C. Knowles as president-elect
The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) has elected Heidi C. Knowles, MD, FACEP, as president-elect. Dr. Knowles will serve a one-year term as president beginning October 2027. Dr. Knowles identified three priorities for her upcoming term: safety, support, and stability for emergency physicians on the job. “ACEP will lead...
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New investigation reveals hundreds of Texans have suffered from potentially deadly surgical mistakes
There are certain surgical errors that are so egregious doctors call them “never events” — mistakes like doing the wrong procedure, operating on the wrong patient or the wrong body part, or leaving an object inside a patient after a surgery. A new investigation from the Dallas...
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Dallas VA Hospital Lands New Funds for Operating Rooms, Elevators and Privacy Upgrades
VA North Texas Health Care System has received new funding for infrastructure upgrades at its Dallas facilities, including renovations to operating rooms, surgical lights and booms, as well as work on the Dallas Medical Inpatient Unit aimed at improving patient privacy and pandemic-era care standards. The money arrived as part of a fourth-quarter fiscal year 2026 round of non-recurring maintenance funding distributed to VA health systems nationwide.
fortworthinc.com
Texas Health Fort Worth Begins Four-Story Justin Tower Expansion
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth marked the start of construction Thursday on a four-story expansion of the Jane and John Justin Tower, a project that will create a new home for the hospital’s Women’s Services. Hospital leaders, community supporters, Jane & John Justin Foundation representatives, and Fort Worth city leaders gathered for a “Sky Breaking Ceremony” celebrating the upward expansion.
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In Texas, Ventana residents must boil water after pressure drop raises bacteria risk
A water-pressure problem in the Ventana neighborhood of southwest Fort Worth has led the city to issue a boil-water notice because bacteria may have entered the water system. According to Fox 4 News, the notice followed a drop in Ventana water pressure below the minimum required by state regulations. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality requires people in the affected area to boil water before consuming or using it.
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Pioneering EMS Leader Dr. Raymond Fowler Passes Away
The EMS community is mourning the death of a doctor who shaped the early beginnings of prehospital care and continued to do so for many decades afterward. Raymond L. Fowler, MD, FAEMS, FACEP, died Friday after a courageous battle with cancer, friend and colleagues said. Prior to his illness, Fowler...
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Care that Goes the Extra Mile
For Dr. Sara Suttle, opening Grace Foot and Ankle was about creating more than a medical practice—it was about building the kind of place where she would want her own family to receive care. As a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon, veteran, and owner, her vision combines advanced medical and surgical expertise with compassionate, personalized care.