Health Services of North Texas celebrated 30 years of improving the quality of life for all North Texans through medical care, support services and advocacy. HSNT has grown from its grass roots beginnings into a highly respected agency dedicated to making a difference in North Texas communities.
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Health Services of North Texas held our 9th annual Cuisine for a Cure event, a progressive dinner supporting our Plano Children’s Medical Clinic. Plano Children’s Medical Clinic provides quality, affordable healthcare to children in need, regardless of their family’s ability to pay. We want to thank everyone who made Cuisine for a Cure possible this
Health Service of North Texas welcomes Achala Ellepola, M.D. F.A.A.P. Board Certified Pediatrician to our Pediatric Team. Dr. Ellepola brings with her 25 years of pediatric experience and the expertise that comes along with being a lifelong learner of medicine, a practitioner of medicine, and a parent of three grown children. “Pediatrics is very rewarding
Health Services of North Texas receives the 2017 Health Center Quality Leader Award from HRSA, (Health Resources and Services Administration) in recognition of exemplary service and commitment to providing quality health care. CEO, Doreen Rue has this to say about the quality award, “Providing quality care to our patients is central to all that we
Health Services of North Texas (HSNT) is excited to announce that we’ve been awarded a $30,000 grant from Dallas Women’s Foundation. The funds will support our Women’s Clinical Services program which provides essential healthcare services (i.e. medical visits, reproductive healthcare, labs, imaging, referrals, medications, medical supplies) for low-income, uninsured, and underinsured women. Dallas Women’s Foundation
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