Two Texas Health outpatient care facilities celebrate milestone anniversaries this year.
Texas Health Neighborhood Care & Wellness Burleson opened April 1, 2010. Texas Health Neighborhood Care & Wellness Willow Park opened Jan. 19, 2015. Both facilities operate as part of Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth.
Blake Windham, M.A., MBA, FACHE, administrator, integrated health campuses, said many of the employees who helped open both locations are still there today.
“I am so proud of our teams at both facilities,” Windham said. “They have been doing their life’s best work for all these years and it shows. Our patients and the communities we serve are the winners.”
Burleson
Highlights at Texas Health Burleson include more than 286,000 visits completed at its Emergency Department. Also, almost 10,000 patients across the region have used the facility’s Open MRI, which offers advanced imaging for claustrophobic and bariatric patients. Patients have come from communities all around the area, including Stephenville, Grapevine, Mansfield, Fort Worth and Austin.
In 2024, Burleson logged 8,607 physical therapy visits, the most since the facility opened. Cardiac rehabilitation also had a record number of patient encounters in 2024, with 4,516.
Texas Health Burleson was the first of the system’s integrated health campuses. The others are Willow Park and Texas Health Neighborhood Care & Wellness Center Prosper.
Willow Park
The Willow Park facility provides outpatient and emergency care to Willow Park, Weatherford, Aledo, Hudson Oaks and Annetta. It includes an emergency department, fitness center and three-story medical office building. Services include cardiac rehabilitation, behavioral health, physical therapy, laboratory services and advanced imaging.
Texas Health Willow Park highlights include: 147,700 Emergency Department visits; almost 10,000 patients at its hand therapy clinic; and more than 58,000 physical therapy encounters. A record 10,226 encounters were logged in the hand therapy and physical therapy areas in 2024.
Willow Park overall has performed more than 13,000 screening mammograms and the laboratory has performed more than 300,000 diagnostic tests.
Cardiac rehabilitation had its biggest year ever in 2024, with 5,103 visits.
“Both Burleson and Willow Park shine as examples of Texas Health serving our communities, and our care teams truly love where they work,” said Amy Hailey, M.S.N., R.N., NEA-BC, NEA-BC, vice president of professional services at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth. “Our teams provide care with respect, integrity, compassion and empathy. The communities benefit from their passion.”
