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A survey of small business owners found that an overwhelming majority say hospital consolidation leads to higher prices and lower quality.

Plus, recognition for Medical City Dallas and a new presidential advisory board chair at UTSW.

The mental health policy institute is supporting municipalities' launch of multi-disciplinary response teams for those in mental health crises.

Local violence has made hospital security a hot topic, but leaders want to balance safety with a welcoming environment.

UT Dallas received $6 million to recruit an established researcher from the University of Rochester.

The bills seek to increase the penalty for assaulting hospital workers and improve communication between healthcare facilities and law enforcement.

Plus, awards for Texas Health Resources and the VA North Texas Healthcare System

By Shreeya Khatry

How the biomedical engineer found his way to leading one of the largest health systems in North Texas.

Tenet Healthcare's pre-tax operating revenue dropped 28 percent last year, part of a national trend that portends a difficult 2023 as well.

60 percent of statewide hospitals are considered "mostly compliant" by Texas 2036, but the region was much less compliant.