Updated 9/2/2020 We’ve received a lot of feedback about our old phone system and what we could do to improve it – and we listened. As always, you can still reach us through our online form, but if you want to know what t o expect when you give us a call, check out this
In our continuous effort to maintain your health and safety, HSNT is going the extra mile in our efforts to keep you and your family safe from infection at our health centers. Last week all of our health centers were treated with a special antimicrobial disinfectant called BioShield. What Is It? BioShield is a surface
Dale Tampke When he began his career in education back in the 1980s, Dale Tampke thought he was going to be a professor. He had just graduated from Texas A&M along with his wife and had taken a job in real estate, but he felt pulled back to education and so enrolled at the University
Howard Shaw, MD Dr. Howard Shaw describes being a Chief Medical Officer (CMO) as a kind of interpreter. He’s someone who knows administration-speak and doctor-speak, and because of that he can better guide the providers of the hospital, Medical City Denton, and can take the lead on how best to make sure that they continue
As a Community Health Center (CHC) Health Services of North Texas has a unique impact on the health of the people of the North Texas metroplex. Sometimes, that impact might not be immediately visible, like if you were to pick up litter in your local park. However, health is the foundation of every person and
James Henderson While it may work similar to a regular bank, one of a credit union’s biggest goals is to invest in the community and its people. Volunteerism, community contributions, and accessible banking are just a few ways it can achieve those goals – and DATCU is a credit union that works just like that.
It’s not uncommon for people to leave their hometown only to come back to it later in their life. For HSNT’s Dr. Paul Starr, his journey began when he finished high school in Lewisville, Texas. After graduating from the University of Dallas in 1987 and completing medical school at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Dear HSNT Patient and Stakeholder, It is with great hope and expectation that I know we will come out of this stronger and more resilient than ever, ready to tackle the opportunities this world presents. For the moment, I ask that you do everything possible to distance yourself physically, not socially, your social connections
Health Services of North Texas recognizes that there is an increased need in our community for quality healthcare. HSNT is excited to announce that we have added an additional team member to our new Health Center at the Serve Denton Center on Loop 288 in Denton, Texas, to help meet that need. Please help
Health Services of North Texas announces the addition of Arlene Hudson, Family Practice Physician, who holds a secondary specialty in HIV Management and is certified by the American Academy of HIV Medicine. Dr. Hudson brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to HSNT’s infectious disease program. Dr. Hudson’s concentration at HSNT is in the