The greatest reason for our coming together? Transforming healthcare to help people like you.
When UT Southwestern Medical Center and Texas Health Resources joined forces, providing access to a comprehensive range of services and quality care weren’t the only motivating factors. It was you. By combining the strengths of one of the nation’s preeminent academic medical centers and one of the largest faith-based, nonprofit health care delivery systems in the United States, our organizations are on a mission, simply put, to make healthcare better – from primary care to the most advanced treatments available for complex health needs.
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Southwestern Health Resources provides access to innovative care at a great value.
What’s more, an extensive range of services set us apart.
Our integrated network offers care that is coordinated for a comprehensive range of needs, from primary care to highly specialized treatments, across all of North Texas.
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By bringing together the latest technology, data and resources, physicians receive support to help them optimize results for patients and achieve better overall efficiency.
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As part of Southwestern Health Resources, our doctors and hospitals work together to provide patients with the high-quality care they deserve through commercial and Medicare ACOs.
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Whether you’re looking for a primary care physician (PCP) or need to find a specialist, our network offers you access to quality care conveniently located throughout North Texas.
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Six Nobel Laureates have been members of the UT Southwestern faculty, along with many other leaders in science and medicine at the forefront of groundbreaking treatment options.
The Southwestern Health Resources Accountable Care Network saved the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) more than $73 million over the past three years, under the Medicare Shared Savings Program.
Texas Health received “A” grade status for patient safety according to Leapfrog Group's national performance measures.