Fortune magazine highlights industry leaders
Texas Health Resources is one of America’s most innovative companies, according to an analysis by Fortune magazine and Statista Inc., a global market research firm.
Texas Health was ranked 230 among 300 companies that do business in the United States and are transforming industries in various areas – from research and development, creation of new processes and services to brainstorming. The list was published by Fortune in America’s Most Innovative Companies 2023 and is available to magazine subscribers. Companies that made the list reflect various sectors of the marketplace, including healthcare, tech, insurance and media.
The list honors companies that exhibit a range of innovation, including product, process and culture. Texas Health’s rankings in these innovation categories were: 150 in culture, 212 in product and 258 in process.
“Texas Health is embracing innovation to increase access and improve healthcare for our patients,” said Barclay Berdan, FACHE, CEO of Texas Health Resources. “As advancements in technology transform the healthcare industry, we are evolving to care for North Texans today and in the future.”
More consumers choose Texas Health for care than any other system in the 16-county North Texas service area. Amid a growing and rapidly changing landscape, Texas Health is delivering the most advanced healthcare solutions for patients and promoting a culture of new ideas.
Those innovations include designing products and services using the latest technologies while also growing capacity for advancement. Currently, Texas Health offers patients convenient virtual and in-home offerings, delivering care where they need it and want it most.
Texas Health has earned top clinical recognitions as well. Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth was the first facility in the United States to earn The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Neurotrauma Certification. Texas Health Fort Worth also earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® and the American Heart Association’s Heart-Check mark for Primary Heart Attack Center Certification.
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas has The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® and the American Heart Association’s Heart-Check mark for Comprehensive Heart Attack Center Certification.
Other initiatives, services and medical advancements added by Texas Health in recent years include:
- Texas Health Care at Home, an innovative service model that brings hospital-level care directly into a patient’s home
- Pharmacy kiosks, developed by Texas Health Medical Support, allowing patients at Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care locations to receive medications without having to go to a retail location
- Quick Care video visits offer an alternative to the traditional urgent care experience by allowing patients to receive care from anywhere with an internet connection.
- Hospital2Home, giving patients who were recently discharged from a Texas Health emergency room (ER) the ability to message, share images and video chat with an ER physician on the medical staff for free for seven days
- Video visits connecting patients with physicians and advanced practice providers, both with their established medical providers
- A virtual patient observation program, featuring virtual monitoring for patients who are at risk for specific clinical conditions, including fall risk
- Texas Health Dallas and Texas Health Fort Worth earning designations as Level I Trauma Centers
The full list from Fortune magazine is available online. Note: A subscription to the magazine is needed to access the rankings because they are published behind a paywall.
