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Dallas Regional Medical Center was awarded an ‘A’ from The Leapfrog Group’s fall 2020 Hospital Safety Grade. The designation recognizes the hospital’s efforts in protecting patients from harm and meeting the highest safety standards in the United States.

The Mesquite Police Santa Cop Toy Program is an annual event that began in 1975 with Mesquite Police Officer Reese Bullard that has since become a citywide event and community effort.

Dallas Regional Medical Center (DRMC) and Nexion Healthcare partnered up again this month to host their second annual Stuff the Bus event. The event was first started last year when the hospital realized how much of a need there was in the community for school supplies. The hospital came up with a fun idea that would also raise awareness of the need.

Mesquite Hospital Recognized for Patient Safety
Dallas Regional Medical Center (DRMC) recently received the 2019 Patient Safety Excellence Award from Healthgrades, the leading online resource for information about physicians and hospitals.

Dallas Regional Medical Center (DRMC) was recently awarded an ‘A’ from The Leapfrog Group’s spring 2019 Hospital Safety Grade. The designation recognizes the hospital’s efforts in protecting patients from harm and meeting the highest safety standards in the United States.

Before STAAR testing several classes at Gentry Elementary took a hands-on approach to their grammar lessons by conducting “surgery” on sentences equipped with some medical gear provided by Dallas Regional Medical Center (DRMC).

We never set out with the intent to have an accident. But far too often, we allow the distractions of the modern world to interfere with our daily driving routines. While it’s easy to think that our phones or other distractions won’t lead to an accident as long as we’re careful, the truth is that even a single text dramatically decreases our chances of arriving at our destination safely. Even worse, when we take our eyes off the road, we increase our chances of harming fellow drivers as well.

We know going to the doctor isn’t always on the top of everyone’s “to-do” list. Because of this, it can be very easy to dismiss symptoms. What might become part of your everyday life, can be a subtle sign that something more serious is occurring. Here are some commonly ignored symptoms:

It’s still the first quarter of 2019, and Dallas Regional Medical Center (DRMC) has already been recognized with several awards including the Star Local Media Readers’ Choice Award for Best Hospital and Favorite Place to Work, the World Changer Award from the Honor Ministries, and the Stellar Sponsor and Internship Partner of the Year by the Mesquite Chamber of Commerce.

Dallas Regional Medical Center (DRMC) presented a $10,000 check in support of the Mesquite Veterans Memorial campaign during Monday night’s City Council meeting.

According to the American Burn Association, approximately every minute, a burn injury occurs in the United States that is serious enough to require treatment. Children under 16 make up a quarter of those admitted for burns. Sadly, most of these could have been prevented. In honor of Burn Awareness Week — the first full week of February — here are just a few of the many ways you can be more aware of fire and burn risks in your home:

The Mesquite Police Santa Cop Toy Program is an annual event that has been going on for over 40 years. It began with Mesquite Police Officer Reese Bullard, who was assigned to a low-income apartment complex and knew families that we’re unable to provide Christmas gifts for their children. Bullard made arrangements for these families to receive gifts, and each year the need grew, and in 1982 the program went citywide and continues to grow and provide for more families with the help of the community.