Parkland Hospital

A Fort Worth firefighter and a woman he rescued are hospitalized after sustaining injuries in a blaze Tuesday afternoon, fire officials say.

North Texas reached a historic and symbolic milestone in the fight against COVID-19. Tuesday morning, Parkland Hospital closed its COVID-19 intensive care units.

Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas is warning people hoping to get the COVID-19 vaccine at the hospital that there are several groups giving out bad information on social media.

Due to a drop in requests for COVID-19 testing, Parkland Hospital will be permanently its three walk-up testing sites in Dallas County after Friday. Drive through sites will still continue to operate as normal.

As COVID-19 cases currently trend downward, the virus hasn’t disappeared. It’s been a year since the pandemic first started, and the marathon still continues for frontline workers who treat ill patients every day.

As COVID-19 cases currently trend downward, the virus hasn’t disappeared. It’s been a year since the pandemic first started, and the marathon still continues for frontline workers who treat ill patients every day.

The Ellis Davis Field House and Dallas College – Eastfield Campus (Mesquite) vaccination hubs along with other locations operated by Parkland Memorial Hospital will be closed on Thursday, Feb. 18 due to the low temperatures..

Finding a vaccine is like finding a rare jewel for some. Many are still waiting to receive an appointment after signing up on multiple lists, so when the opportunity arises to get a shot without an appointment, people jump on it.

Finding a vaccine is like finding a rare jewel for some. Many are still waiting to receive an appointment after signing up on multiple lists, so when the opportunity arises to get a shot without an appointment, people jump on it.

The Dallas Fort Worth hospital council says more than 4,000 people remain hospitalized for COVID-19 in North Texas. There are currently 63 available staffed adult ICU beds. Many health care workers are feeling the frustration and stress. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil spoke with the chief medical officer for Parkland Health and Hospital System. He says, yes, they’re tired, but remain...

The Dallas Fort Worth hospital council says more than 4,000 people remain hospitalized for COVID-19 in North Texas. There are currently 63 available staffed adult ICU beds. Many health care workers are feeling the frustration and stress. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil spoke with the chief medical officer for Parkland Health and Hospital System. He says, yes, they’re tired, but remain…

The executive nurse at Parkland Hospital’s COVID-19 unit says she worries what a surge in cases would do to the health care system.

Parkland Health & Hospital System is prepared to expand its COVID-19 unit as cases continue to rise. According to the latest projections, hospitalizations in the North Texas region have risen significantly and have now surpassed the previous peak levels of late July. The average volume for the past week was 206% higher than the most recent low in late September,…

No one has been allowed inside Parkland Hospital’s COVID-19 unit, now months into the pandemic the hospital released new images from the frontline of the fight. NBC 5 health reporter Bianca Castro shows us how they transform the hospital to care for COVID-19 patients and spoke to a doctor with a front row seat to the battle.

A new drop-off daycare facility will provide free childcare options to parents receiving treatment at Parkland Hospital.

A new childcare facility will now offer peace of mind to parents receiving treatment at Parkland Hospital. NBC 5’s Katy Blakey reports Annie’s Place started with one mother’s cancer fight and will now help thousands of North Texas families.

Parkland Hospital’s lead nurse says if the current coronavirus trends don’t change, it’s likely the healthcare system will be overwhelmed.

Nurses report fewer patients and a much more manageable workflow, but they know this lull may be short-lived.

Some Texas children living south of the border are having difficulty going to school or getting medical help because of a paperwork mess some child advocates blame on the state of Texas.

Parkland Hospital converted its surgical space into the main hub where doctors and nurses took care of critically ill COVID-19 patients in March.