Texas Health Resources news and information

Texas Health Resources, Arlington, has formed a joint venture with Adventist Health System to take over ownership of Huguley Memorial Medical Center, Burelson, Texas.
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Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons department of psychiatry chairman, has been chosen president-elect of the 36,000-member American Psychiatric Association. Lieberman, 64, also is psychiatrist-in-chief at the Columbia University Medical Center...
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Texas Health Resources, Arlington, named Barclay Berdan to the new position of COO and senior executive vice president, effective April 1 and as part of a reorganization announced this month.
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LONGVIEW, Texas—Community Health Systems, Franklin, Tenn., has completed its acquisition of Diagnostic Clinic of Longview. The multispecialty clinic, which serves the East Texas city and surrounding areas, will merge with a CHS subsidiary, 112-bed Longview Regional Medical Center,...
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Texas Health Resources, Arlington, announced an organizational revamp that will move away from a hospital-focused approach to one focused on being a coordinated system of care.
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TEMPLE, Texas—Children's Hospital at Scott & White opened for business Oct. 4. The 148,000-square-foot, standalone 64-bed hospital is housed in the former King's Daughters Hospital, which Scott & White purchased in 2009. The six-story hospital underwent a $40 million renovation and...
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Texas Health Resources said the health system would enter talks with a second possible accountable care partner.
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When Texas Health Resources announced in December the purchase of Medical Edge Health Group, officials said they weren't sure how the expanded health system would fully fit its more than 400 new employees.
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When I worked in strategic planning 15 years ago, physician engagement had been a top priority; it remains so today. Despite the vast amount of literature and lectures on the topic, few organizations outside of staff-model hospitals have successfully achieved anything resembling engagement.
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The listing of the “10 largest non-Catholic religious healthcare systems” (June 6, p. 29) has a significant omission through no fault of your editorial staff. If not for the timing of your deadline, we believe...
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