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Presbyterian Hospital of Rockwall has earned the Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval and is proud to acknowledge that our staff achieved 100% compliance with National Patient Safety Goals. This is a reflection of our commitment to excellence in patient care.
Parkland Memorial Hospital has been named one of "America's Best Hospitals" by U.S.News & World Report. This annual listing of top medical centers appears in the July 21-28 edition of the magazine, which hits newsstands July 14.
Mary Shiels Hospital exists to serve all people through exemplary health care, education, research and community service. Our mission is to provide first-class services for the local community in a safe, comfortable and welcoming environment; one in which we would be happy to treat our own families.
Lake Pointe Medical Center, a part of Tenet Healthcare Corporation, is a 112-bed acute care hospital located at 6800 Scenic Drive in Rowlett. Lake Pointe Medical Center has been serving the residents of Rockwall, Rowlett, Royse City and the surrounding communities since 1987. The hospital provides a wide spectrum of medical services, including an emergency department with Fast Track services, a 14-bed intensive care unit, women's services, a Level II Neonatal Nursery, diagnostic imaging, eight operating rooms and telemetry.
We offer a broad array of quality medical services and specialties, including a heart center, orthopedics center and maternity center. Our cardiac care has been recognized by the American Heart Association. We're dedicated to quality care.
Dallas Regional Medical Center originally opened in 1964 as Mesquite Memorial Hospital. The hospital had 27 beds, 5 bassinets, 1 operating room, 1 delivery room, an Emergency Room and 7 physicians on staff. The hospital was expanded in 1975, purchased by Charter Medical Corporation in 1976 and renamed Charter Suburban Hospital. The campus continued to grow through the 1980's with the purchase of a three-story Medical Office Building (MOB). In 1990, the hospital underwent another ownership and name change and Paracelsus Healthcare Corporation, later known as Clarent Hospital Corporation, renamed the hospital Medical Center of Mesquite.
