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Texas Health Resources Inc., a non-profit healthcare system, owns and operates a network of healthcare facilities in North Central Texas. Its healthcare system includes acute-care, transitional, rehabilitation, and short-stay hospitals; outpatient facilities and other community access points; behavioral health and home health services; preventive and fitness services; and an organization for medical research and education. The company's hospitals provide a range of healthcare services in the areas of arthritis, asthma, behavioral health, breast care, breastfeeding, business health, cancer, cardiac rehabilitation, clinical trials, complementary or alternative medicine, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, diabetes, digestive health, emergency services, epilepsy, executive health, fitness, genetic testing, heart and vascular, imaging, infertility, maternity services, minimally invasive procedures, and neurosciences. Its hospital services also cover obstetrics and gynecology, occupational health, orthopedics, outpatient services, pain management, pediatrics, primary care and wellness, rehabilitation, research and education, respiratory, scoliosis and spine tumors, screening services, senior services, sleep medicine, sports medicine, surgery, transfer center, urology, weight loss, women's health and wellness, and wound care. Texas Health Resources Inc. has a strategic alliance with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Arlington, Texas.
| Ticker: | NA |
| ISIN: | US882484AA61 |
| Address: |
612 E Lamar Blvd Ste 680 |
| Arlington, TX, 76011-4143, USA | |
| Website: | Texas Health Resources |
| Phone #: | 1.682 |
| ESG Web Area: | Subscribers Only ? |
| Industry: | Healthcare Providers |
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