Health Services of North Texas is excited to announce that we’ve been awarded a $1,000,000 Federal Grant to build a new Medical Center on Mesa Drive that will allow us to meet the growing demand in Denton County for medical care and support services. This lead gift has jump started the project and now we
The 8th annual fundraising event, Cuisine for A Cure, supports the Plano Children’s Medical Clinic’s efforts to deliver compassionate high quality pediatric care regardless of a family’s ability to pay. Over 4,500 children (representing 10,620 annual visits) were seen in 2016, and the number is expected to be nearly 5,000 by the end of 2017.
During 2015 and 2016 Health Services of North Texas experienced a growth of 172% (7,814 patients) in patient care. Along with this growth we realize the need to add industry experts to our team. HSNT announces the addition of Debra Layman, R.N. as Chief Operations Officer. In her new role, Mrs. Layman will look at
Health Services of North Texas, a non-profit organization providing services to underserved North Texans, will be hosting its 15 annual Hearts & Heroes event at the Denton Country Club on Thursday, October 27, from 6:00-8:00 PM. Hearts & Heroes honors outstanding citizens and organizations that are dedicated to leadership, philanthropy and a commitment to community
Health Services of North Texas announces that Family Health Care Inc. (FHC) staff, services and patients will now be part of HSNT. The addition of prenatal care, family planning and general women’s health care services will strengthen accessibility of women’s health care in the Denton and surrounding communities. Former Executive Director of Family Health Care,
Since 1994 Pamela Barnes has worked diligently to make a difference not only in her work at Health Services of North Texas, but in her community as well. Ms. Barnes has played a significant role in growing HSNT from a small HIV treatment organization with a budget just under $300,000 to a full service Federally