About
Committed to our community, committed to your care
Since 1927, Methodist Dallas Medical Center has served North Texas as a
leader in sophisticated, compassionate medical care with world-class medical
education and residency programs. We're also the main teaching and referral
center for Methodist Health System and one of the leading teaching and
referral hospitals in all of Texas.
What guides us
Guided by the founding principles of life, learning, and compassion, Methodist
Dallas Medical Center provides quality health care to more than 175,000
patients per year. Our commitment to the highest standards for health
care helped earn us a Gold Seal of ApprovalTM from the Joint Commission.
We are committed to our community. We are committed to your care.
Methodist Dallas Medical Center
1441 N. Beckley Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75203
Services and programs available at Methodist Dallas
We're especially proud to offer:
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Emergency Department and Level I Trauma Center – one of only three emergency departments in Dallas that provide
adult trauma care
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Accredited Comprehensive
Cancer Program, including a full range of sophisticated, compassionate, and progressive
cancer treatment services, coordinated by a cancer patient navigator.
Recognized with the Outstanding Achievement Award from the Commission
on Cancer (CoC) of the American College of Surgeons (ACS)
- Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) that serves as a referral
center for more than 30 hospitals in North and East Texas
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The
Methodist Dallas Transplant Institute, long-standing, patient-centered organ transplant program for adult liver,
kidney, and pancreas transplants
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The
Sam & Anne Kesner Heart Center, featuring advanced cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology laboratories,
providing some of the latest noninvasive and conventional diagnostic,
interventional, surgical, and rehabilitative services for cardiac care.
This center has received the American College of Cardiology (ACC) Foundation’s
NCDR ACTION Registry and GWTG™ Platinum Performance Achievement
Award for excellence in heart attack care
- da Vinci® Surgical System, robot-assisted, minimally invasive surgery
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Breast Center – recognized by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers
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The Methodist Dallas
John R. Ford Center for Digestive Health, a regional leader for diagnosis and treatment of gastroenterology disorders
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The Methodist neurosciences program and the
Methodist Moody Brain and Spine Institute, diagnostics and treatment — including minimally invasive brain
and spine surgery — for the full spectrum of brain and spinal conditions.
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The
Methodist Joint Academy, preparing hip, knee, and shoulder joint replacement candidates for surgery
— mentally and physically.
The Hip Joint Replacement and Knee Joint Replacement programs at Methodist
Dallas have both been certified by The Joint Commission.
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Pancreatic Program – Certified by The Joint Commission for Pancreatic Surgery and Pancreatic
Cancer. Methodist Dallas is the first hospital in the nation awarded certification
by The Joint Commission for pancreatic surgery and the first in Texas
awarded certification for pancreatic cancer.
- Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
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Urology services, recognized for excellence by
U.S. News & World Report.
- Vascular surgery services
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Certified
Stroke Care – designated as an Advanced Primary Stroke Center by The Joint
Commission and the American Stroke Association
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The
Methodist Weight Management Institute, offering an all-encompassing approach to weight loss whether patients
opt for a medical approach to weight loss or weight-loss surgery. Accredited
by the Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement
Program (MBSAQIP) of the American College of Surgeons (ACS). Patient suite
at Methodist Dallas Medical Center
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Women and Children's services featuring personalized and expert maternity care, childbirth education
classes, Texas Ten Step facility for breastfeeding care and support, and
all-digital, full-service radiology including digital mammography and
breast MRI.
- Community-strengthening programs and services, such as health education
and screenings, bilingual support groups, and the Generations resource
center, assisting older adults