John Peter Smith Hospital rang in 2026 with the birth of baby girl Linda Mohamed at exactly midnight, one of the first babies ...

The Ralph J. Anderson Women’s Health Symposium was supposed to begin on the morning of Sept. 8. Speakers and attendees from across the state were traveling to Fort Worth for the day-long conference, ...

The Mohamed family kicked off their year with a new daughter, one of the first babies born so far this year in Tarrant County ...

Tarrant County’s public hospital agreed to pay its former chief financial officer $900,000 in severance after it fired her in October, according to records obtained by the Star-Telegram. Sharon Clark, ...

In its fall 2021 score, JPS Hospital scored a grade A for its practices preventing problems after surgery, lack of safety issues and for its practices to prevent errors, such as ordering medications.

Robert Earley is retiring as president and CEO of JPS Health Network in Fort Worth, Texas, after 13 years with the health system. 1. Mr. Earley is retiring to focus his attention on his parents’ ...

As JPS Health Network works to care for patients during the coronavirus outbreak, support from the community has become essential, especially through supply and financial donations. Here is a list of ...

The skyline of Magnolia Avenue will look different based on which design Tarrant County commissioners choose for a new JPS Health Network medical office building. County commissioners heard ...

The total price tag of the JPS Health Network’s bond program — which includes a new psychiatric emergency center, standalone clinic, and hospital — will almost certainly increase from the $1.5 billion ...

Dr. Karen Duncan will be the new President and CEO for JPS Health Network, the JPS Board of Managers announced on Thursday afternoon. She will assume the role at the beginning of next year. Duncan ...

JPS Health Network closed 16 clinics in or near Fort Worth area schools last year after more than a decade of promoting the school-based clinics as an essential access point for underserved children.