Concerning Texas Hospitals

Texas has over 407 hospitals and 4,749 acute care hospitals – the most of any state in the country. A large portion of these medical and surgical centers are dedicated to serving major cities like Houston, Austin, San Antonio and Dallas-Fort Worth. And speaking of Dallas hospitals, there are varying degrees of expertise and specialty, so choosing the right set of doctors and surgeons for your particular procedure can become very daunting, very fast.

One such medical center in Texas, Pine Creek Medical Center, located moments away from downtown Dallas, is a surgical center, focused on providing acute and intensive surgical procedures for a variety of ailments. Visitors to this surgical center can get advanced treatments for such things as burning foot syndrome; those pesky Dallas allergies; any number of musculoskeletal conditions like slipped discs, fractures, and ruptures; in addition to any chronic medical condition they are suffering from.

Procedures at Pine Creek include the likes of knee replacement surgery (full or partial), spinal surgery, treatment of diabetes-caused maladies, sport-related injuries, pain management, urological concerns, complete foot care, and a whole host of other advanced methods of healing.

This public service announcement is designed to show that of all the 5000+ places you can go in Texas alone for medical care, not all are created equal and one should choose the right facility in accordance to their personal conditions. Not every medical center offers the specialty and care for your particular condition. Not all hospitals offer complete surgical services. In fact, strictly surgical centers are more rare and a family doctor or acute care center will refer you to a surgical hospital in the need arises, so perhaps it is sometimes best to eliminate the middleman and, if you know you need a surgical procedure, connect with the surgical center in the first place to save time, grief and pain.