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Advance Care Planning
Completing advance directive paperwork is a way to love and care for your friends and family. Advance directives give helpful guidance to those closest to you if they must make medical decisions when you cannot speak for yourself. Your written health care wishes will help provide comfort and peace to your loved ones in making difficult decisions. For more information visit Advance Directives.
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Behavioral Health
Texas Health Behavioral Health is here for you or your loved one with comprehensive, compassionate care. We know from decades of treatment experience that every patient is unique, so we offer individualized treatment plans in both inpatient and outpatient settings.
We offer individualized treatment plans in both inpatient and outpatient settings, with specially trained physicians on the medical staff, as well as with nurses, psychologists, social workers, and counselors to help find the right services to guide patients through emotionally difficult or stressful situations.
For more information, please visit Texas Health Behavioral Health Services.
For additional mental health resources, please visit
Para más informacíon, por favor visite SAMHSA.gov.
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Health Insurance Marketplace
For information on health insurance including Affordable Care Act Enrollment and Medicaid Enrollment information, please visit Health Insurance Marketplace.
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Dispatch Health/Breeze Urgent Care
Urgent medical care has arrived!
Experience relief when our medical team arrives at your door. Dispatch Health is much more than an urgent care provider, offering many of the same services as an emergency room.
- Typically the same cost as an urgent care
- Open 7 days a week, including holidays
- 8 AM - 10 PM
We test and treat a wide range of illnesses and injuries, including:
- Infections
- Flu
- Pneumonia
- Migraines
- Dehydration
- UTIs
- COPD
- COVID-19
To learn more, visit Dallas Fort Worth Dispatch Health.
Welcome to Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care!
Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care was designed, built and staffed with the needs of North Texans in mind. To learn more, visit About Us Breeze Difference.
In addition to the Breeze Clinics, Texas Health Resources also offers virtual care. To learn more, please visit Quick Care Video visits.
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Care Resources/Health Topic Videos
Texas Health is committed to walking alongside you in your health journey. We have a variety of resources to support your health and well-being.
Watch free videos about your health.
Classes & Events
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MyChart
Get personalized and secure online access to portions of your medical record, allowing you to manage your health information.
Log-in to your account, or register now!
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Resources to Address Social Determinants of Health
What are Social Determinants of Health (SDoH)?
These are non-medical factors that affect health and well being and may include conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, play and pray. Is your medicine too expensive? Do you have a doctor? Do you have a way to get to your appointment? Are you getting your health information in a way you can understand? These are a few examples of the effects of SDoH.
For assistance locating resources, please visit findhelp.org and 211.
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Trauma Injury Prevention and Outreach
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth has been designated as a level I Trauma Center.
As a Level I Trauma Center it provides total care for every aspect of injury, from prevention through rehabilitation. Please select the accompanying flier thumbnail images for information on prevention of injuries and public education to surrounding communities.
Injury Prevention
Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL)
Impact Teen Drivers
Stop the Bleed
Identifying Mental Health Needs for Faith Leaders
As you know, faith institutions are more than places of worship, they are vibrant communities with shared visions and a commitment to build a bridge between faith and wellness. Because we have a community partnership or connection with you, we are asking you to please join Texas Health Community Health Ministry to empower faith communities in addressing mental health concerns among congregants and work alongside of us to build that bridge. We are asking you to provide us with feedback on what you believe to be the most critical issues on mental health among your congregants.
This request for information is based on Texas Health taking a deeper dive into results from previous surveys you participated in. All information is confidential and used only to provide resources/education materials to you. Thank you and we look forward to hearing from you!
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Healthy Food Access
Texas Health works with schools, community centers, grocery stores, urban farmers, and other resources to help families in identified high-need areas of the community have affordable and equitable access to healthy foods. For more information, click here.
Access a directory of all Healthy Food Access sites.
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Congregational/ Community Health and Hospital Ministry Partners (C.H.A.M.P.s)
As one of the nation’s largest faith-based health systems, Texas Health is committed to attending to our consumers’ health needs in ways that honor the spiritual dimension of human experience. To learn more, visit Faith and Spirituality.
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Community Health Needs Assessment
In order to provide programs for issues of utmost concern in the community, Texas Health completes a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). For more information please visit CHNA.
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Faith Community Nursing
Through the Faith Community Nursing program, we can reach people outside of the traditional hospital or clinic setting to provide education and resources that will help improve their health and well-being. For more information click here.
To request more information, please contact FaithCommunityNursing@TexasHealth.org.
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Mobile Health
As partners in your health care, Wellness for Life brings quality services to you in a comfortable setting at convenient locations throughout the community. Wellness for Life has provided cancer screenings and other health care services to over 95,000 men and women in the Dallas-Fort Worth area since 1993. Visit Mobile Health for more information.
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Sexual Assault Survivors Resources
While it's difficult to comprehend, sexual assault is an ugly truth that must be acknowledged. Many people fall victim to assault each year, and the statistics are staggering. Texas Health recognizes the need to help sexual assault victims right away and begin the healing process. In addition, we recognize that hospitals can play an important role in the potential collection of physical evidence to aid in the investigation and prosecution of sexual assault cases. To learn more, please visit Texas Health Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner.
For additional resources on trafficking please click here.
For additional resources on trafficking power wheel please click here.
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Texas Health Resource Community Partners
The Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council is a 501 (c) 3 Nonprofit . The purpose of the foundation is to assist North Texas Hospitals and Health Care providers with Staff Recruitment & Retention, Training and Education, Quality and Safety and Care coordination.
The Railroad Project Collaboration partners with our neighbors who live in 76104, 76105, and 76119 on their journey to mental, financial, and physical wellness. Areas of assistance include: access to basic needs- healthy food and clothing; diabetes and blood pressures screenings, including a blood pressure monitor for 90% of households served. For more information please go to our Railroad Project Flier.
As a faith-based organization, Parker County Center of Hope is deeply committed to helping the whole person – mind, body, and spirit. The 76082 area has a significant number of people living in poverty with limited local resources. Help, Hand, and Hope will impact the social and economic health of the community by providing services that impact the person’s physical, emotional, spiritual, and educational growth.
For more information go to the Help, Hand and Hope Flier.
- Finance Budget: Is your medicine too expensive?
- Having health information you can understand.
- Health Care: Do you have a doctor? Do you have a way to get to your appointment?
- Where You Live: Are you close to a grocery store? Do you feel safe walking in your neighborhood?
- Community Relationships: Do you have friends/family support?
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Community Calendar
Mental Health First Aid 2024 Training
Texas Health provides research-based training for worksite partners and the community at large through Mental Health First Aid training, developed by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. Like first aid and CPR, Mental Health First Aid provides assistance to someone experiencing a crisis until professional assistance is obtained or the crisis is resolved. Through full-day sessions, participants learn to recognize and offer support to anyone demonstrating mental health or substance-abuse symptoms, using a step-by-step action plan. Free courses are offered virtually each month, allowing individuals from a wide range of backgrounds and organizations to participate
MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID 2024 TRAINING Provided by Texas Health Community Hope please visit here
Ovenwood Farm and Neighbor Space
www.owenwood.org
1451 John West Rd, Dallas, TX 75228Computer Lab Information - English
Computer Lab Information - Spanish
Financial Education Workshop - English
Financial Education Workshop - Spanish
Blood Drive
November 24, 2024
Accepting Donations from November 1 - December 10Click here for more information.
Divine Living Community Services
Toy, Bike and Scooter Drive
8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Click here for more information.
AS+K About Suicide To Save A Life
November 25, 2024
Free Thanksgiving Food 2024 Season
Click here for more information.
THR Mobile-Wellness for Life Events
Click here for November Dates.
Click here for December Dates.
Collin County Resource for Seniors
Wellness Center for Older Adults
401 W 16th Street STE 600, Plano, TX 75075
972-953-7669 | FAX 972-970-2040
(Located inside the Sam Johnson Senior Rec Center)Click here for more information.
Dallas County Resources
Owenwood Farm and Neighborhood Space
1451 John West Rd
Dallas, TX 75228Community Events and Resources
Holiday Food Distribution
12/17 - Denton Mobile at C.H. Collins
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
1500 Long Rd, Denton, TX 76207
Free Education and Support Programs
Dec. 2024 Dates
James L. West Center for Dementia CareBut I'm Too Busy: Organization and the Activity Professional
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Congregational Ministries Open to Community
Note: The events in this Community Calendar are not hosted by Texas Health Resources, and the event dates and times are subject to change by the hosting organizations. Please reach out to the hosting organizations for more details.
Diaper Bank
New Harvest MB Church
5205 Carol Avenue
Fort Worth, Texas 76105Details:
Diapers available on a first come, first serve basis, second Saturday each month.2024 Dates:
December 14
Sizes:
Diapers: 0-6
Training Pants: 2T-5T
Adult underpants: S-XL
Divine Living Community Services
Toy, Bike and Scooter Drive
8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Click here for more information.
Free Thanksgiving Food 2024 Season
Click here for more information.
THR Mobile-Wellness for Life Events
Click here for November Dates.
Click here for December Dates.
Ovenwood Farm and Neighbor Space
www.owenwood.org
1451 John West Rd, Dallas, TX 75228Computer Lab Information - English
Computer Lab Information - Spanish
Financial Education Workshop - English
Financial Education Workshop - Spanish
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Permission to Share Resources
It is our goal that Community Health Ministry connections and resources support the work of faith communities to share in the mission of addressing unmet needs stemming from social determinants of health. The attached PFD form gives Texas Health Resources Community Health Ministry permission to share your faith community ‘s resources on this webpage. Please complete the form and send to sonyacameron@texashealth.org.
Community Stories