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Frank is struggling to pay for his home and the medications he needs for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), a…
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Osteoporosis is a disease that occurs when the body loses too much bone density, increasing the risk of a fracture (broken bone…
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Many people have experienced a broken bone (fracture) in their lives. Usually, the bone heals, and you get back to your life…
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D magazine has recognized Southwestern Health Resources for its recent top-performing recognition among all Next Generation…
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Farmers Branch, Texas – Southwestern Health Resources (SWHR), the clinically integrated network formed between UT Southwestern…
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Southwestern Health Resources (SWHR) has teamed up with Dialyze Direct to provide “dialysis dens” within several North Texas…
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DALLAS — Southwestern Health Resources (SWHR), the clinically integrated network of UT Southwestern Medical Center and Texas…
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DALLAS — Southwestern Health Resources (SWHR), the clinically integrated network of UT Southwestern and Texas Health Resources,…
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Despite the potential for adverse health effects, about 50% of patients don’t take their medications as prescribed, according…
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Southwestern Health Resources (SWHR) was named a 2020 Gold Award winner at this year's Healthcare Leadership Awards for its…
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A study conducted by SWHR utilizing lean Six Sigma (LSS) methodologies identified significant opportunities to improve the…
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Holistic health requires caring for the whole person – supporting not only physical wellness, but mental and emotional health…
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The Southwestern Health Resources (SWHR) clinically integrated network is built around the critical role of the primary care…
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Patient experience is a top priority for Southwestern Health Resources (SWHR) because it is a key step in moving toward patient…
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More than 30 million people in the U.S. have Type 2 diabetes — and at least 7 million don’t know it yet. That’s because Type 2…