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Here are just a few highlights of the groundbreaking of our $71 million expansion of the emergency department at Methodist Charlton Medical Center. Dallas Cowboys fans may just see a familiar face.
Captain America made a heroic gesture when he paid a visit to Methodist Midlothian during National Nurses Week. Our own superheroes were tickled to be honored!
Dr. Harold Kolni retired in May after three decades treating our tiniest patients in the NICU at Methodist Dallas Medical Center. In an adorable coincidence, one of his first patients, herself a preemie 35 years ago, just had a preemie son of her own, who just happens to be one of Dr. Kolni's last patients.
In a show of strength and solidarity, Methodist Richardson patients and staff celebrated National Cancer Survivors Day with a fun photo booth. The event was an uplifting way to raise awareness of the ongoing challenges that cancer survivors, fighters, and their caregivers face.
The United States is facing a severe blood shortage, and North Texas is no exception. The CEO of our largest blood supplier, Carter BloodCare, is quoted in this alarming The New York Times article. Please consider donating blood today.
You are our hero, Brandon Rogers of the Midlothian Fire Department! Methodist Mansfield awarded Brandon with our Community Health Hero Award at a recent city council meeting. He was off duty when he saw a woman about to jump off an overpass in Waxahachie. Brandon grabbed the woman and brought her to safety. We're honored to recognize you!
You can't even buy Girl Scout cookies right now, but the emergency department at Methodist Richardson got their Thin Mint fix for free, thanks to Troop 2786! The Girl Scouts donated seven cases of cookies to frontline workers as part of their Gift of Caring program. It was a community service project to support their hometown heroes. We'll eat up that kind of support any day!
D Magazine threw a big party for the honorees of its 2021 Excellence in Nursing Awards a couple weeks ago, and 18 Methodist nurses were on the list of winners. From the photo, it appears that they had a blast. They deserved it and a lot more. Thank you, Methodist nurses. Excellent doesn't begin to describe how wonderful you are.
The Methodist Dallas quad squad came out for Memorial Day, and they're looking good for Flag Day, too! These patriotic cuties weighed 2 pounds at birth and spent three months in our neonatal intensive care unit. Look at them now! May their sweet, young lives remind us of what these national holidays are all about.
D CEO Healthcare's Will Maddox sat down with Methodist CEO Jim Scoggin to talk about the COVID-19 pandemic one year later. He offers insights, takeaways, and silver linings that emerged from over a year of fighting the novel virus. One comment he made was, "This is the closest thing to a prolonged crisis that I’ve ever dealt with in my healthcare career, and in the case of this pandemic, I’m proud to say that the Methodist family grew even closer and stronger." Read it at the link below!
