If you suffer from joint pain, you know how hard it can be to perform everyday tasks, much less doing the activities you enjoy. If you have exhausted every conservative treatment option available to you,
It was smooth sailing for Joanna Thompson with her first pregnancy. The 30-year-old expectant mother didn’t even experience morning sickness. And despite having two early miscarriages after the birth of her first daughter, Joanna’s second
For a second year, Texas Health Resources is No. 1 on the 100 Best Workplace for Women® list. Based on an extensive national survey of assessments by women, winners were selected from organizations that embrace
In 2011, Chris and Amy Skaggs welcomed their precious babies into the world. Their babies –twins – were born prematurely and admitted to Texas Health Plano’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Sadly, three weeks later their
Ashley Griggers was in her second trimester with her first baby when she began experiencing horrible back pain. She couldn’t sleep or get comfortable during the day so she turned to her obstetrician, Dr. Karen
Sophie Lanzel’s journey to success is well underway but, to continue, she needed to go back to where it first began. After 20 years, she and her mother, Matilda, returned to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital
Arlington resident Darlene Jackson was pulling weeds in her garden last April when she suddenly felt like a tree limb had hit her head. She felt disoriented but was not in pain. She soon learned
When it comes to living out our community health-focused mission, we walk the walk at Texas Health Resources. Thanks to Clinic Connect, an enhanced Texas Health grant program, more underserved North Texans now have access
The only real expectations mom-to-be Kelly Burns had for her first birth experience were to be well cared for while in the hospital and to have things go smoothly. Although she ultimately encountered a few
As North Texas continues to grow, so does the need for quality, convenient access to healthcare, especially primary care. Nurse practitioners (NPs) are helping to fill an important gap, with many leading their own primary
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