Baylor Scott & White – College Station Region continues to invest in medical facilities and services, increasing access to convenient, quality patient care options for the Brazos Valley.
In this newly created role, effective June 20th, Dr. Arroliga will partner with leaders across the system to identify, evaluate and pursue clinical innovations designed to improve patient experiences.
The newly created partnership will create a high-quality continuum of at-home care that encourages patient choice, reduces costs and improves outcomes.
Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas, a part of Baylor Scott & White Health, is the first Texas medical center to perform a kidney transplant on a high body mass index (BMI) patient using a surgical robot. This milestone makes Baylor University Medic
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Baylor Scott & White Quality Alliance, Baylor Scott & White Health's accountable care organization (ACO), generated $96 million in savings in the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) in 2020.
Baylor Scott & White Health – Austin Region hospitals and clinics received their first region-wide Magnet® designation of nursing excellence from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), the world’s largest and most prominent nurse-credentialing or
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A major advancement for cancer patients has happened today, stemming from clinical research that was conducted right here in Dallas. Dr. Ronan Kelly explains what patients need to know about the significance of the FDA’s approval of nivolumab.
As students re-enter the classroom after Easter break, Baylor Scott & White Health and Salado ISD are announcing an expanded pilot program created in the fall to bring virtual health options to school nurses at Thomas Arnold Elementary School and Salado Mi
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Baylor Scott & White Sports Therapy & Research at The Star in Frisco has published new findings from a study designed to determine the effects of wearing a cloth mask on sports performance.
As COVID-19 infections increase throughout the state, Baylor Scott & White offers digital care options to help Texans diagnosed with mild to moderate COVID-19 illness safely recover at home, helping more than 56,000 patients so far.
