Harris Methodist Fort Worth Hospital was founded in 1930 by some of the most recognized doctors of the community during those times, Charles Harris, M.D, plus the leadership and charisma of the Methodist Church. For 76 years, the community of Tarrant County, in Texas has obtained the benefits of a healthcare center with the most advanced technology, the commitment of physicians and employees and fair, compassionate service.
As a comprehensive medical center, Harris Methodist Fort Worth Hospital includes the most recent and sophisticated equipment and treatment for each specialty; including the services of cardiology, women's services, oncology, trauma and more. For your comfort and security, the 710 beds are privately accommodated and there will always be a physician, nurse or volunteer who will deliver the best service and attention you deserve.
The mission of Harris Methodist Fort Worth Hospital is to improve the health of the people in the communities they serve; therefore, they have implemented new services and programs to educate the community, such as the mobile unit's program for cancer education, called Wellness for Life. In this program, people can learn form the transmissions about colorectal cancer, prostate cancer, cervical cancer, breast cancer and have cancer-related checkups.
Due to their excellence and competitive service, Harris Methodist Fort Worth Hospital has been granted several awards and honors; for example, in May 2005, the won the Premier Award for Quality in the area of heart failure.
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