Met Your Deductible? Care to Consider Before 2018 is Out
Most of us ring in a new year hoping that we won’t have to meet the deductible on our healthcare insurance plans. But, life happens and taking care of ourselves is important. If you have
Clothed in Love at Texas Health Fort Worth
It wasn’t until Mary York was 17 weeks into her pregnancy that she and her husband Kevin learned they were having twins. Earlier ultrasounds had failed to detect two babies because there was only one
Eight Helpful Tips to Cope with Hallmark Channel Holiday Blues
With titles like Coming Home for the Holidays or A Gift to Remember, holiday movies are full of perfectly planned holidays where every detail is … perfect. While experts say these movies can be great
Big changes for tiny people
Texas Health NICUs using Ziploc bags and gel to improve care for babies You know the saying the biggest things can come in the smallest of packages? At Texas Health, our nurses are taking that
Health Transcends All Beliefs
How Faith Community Nursing is delivering care to those in need Sometimes the most impactful health care isn’t traditional. At all. Recently a handful of Texas Health Resources Faith Community Nurses could be found kneeling
Postpartum Pelvic Rehab: Going Beyond the Kegels
When something’s not quite right “down there,” it can affect how you feel elsewhere and compromise your quality of life. Discomfort during sex, while going to the bathroom or during a gynecological exam shouldn’t be
Selecting a Pediatrician: Who Will Care for Your Newborn?
Who will care for your newborn? The obvious answer is you. But beyond the nurturing that you and your partner will provide, there’s another person who will be instrumental in your baby’s well being from
Texas Health Hosts Blood Drives
North Texas blood banks are experiencing a critical shortage of donations. Earlier this month, both the North Texas American Red Cross and Carter BloodCare put out urgent requests for donations. A combination of slow donations
NICU Nurses Develop Way to Warm Premature Babies
Nurses at Texas Health Fort Worth have developed a program to keep fragile premature babies warmer. They discovered, after forming an interdisciplinary work group to study the issue, placing a newborn baby born at 32
Nurses Help Hospitalized Parents Witness Daughter’s Air Force Promotion
After more than 14 years in the Air Force, Noelle Scala and her family were excited when she learned that she’d achieved the rank of master sergeant. Her parents are unable to travel for health