Dallas Medical Center

Frequent congestion can be a sign of seasonal allergies, but it could also be a respiratory infection. Here are some things to try at home to see if things clear up. If not, you may want to see a medical provider to make sure everything is OK.

Our primary care providers are ready to help with congestion, allergies, and infections. Visit www.DallasMedPhysicians.com for clinic locations and contact information.

Can a Humidifier Help With Congestion? If you have a stuffy nose from a cold, allergies, or dry air, a humidifier may help you find relief. Here’s how to find a safe, effective humidifier for your home.

Did you know the American College of Emergency Physicians has recognized us as a geriatric emergency department accreditation (GEDA) facility?

It's true! We believe our senior citizens deserve a little extra care, that's why we're proud to be the only hospital for 10 miles to receive the geriatric emergency department accreditation.

Geriatric EDs embrace a variety of best practices including:
• Ensuring geriatric-focused education and interdisciplinary staffing
• Providing standardized approaches to care that address common geriatric issues
• Ensuring optimal transitions of care from the ED to other settings (inpatient, home, community-based care, rehabilitation, long-term care)
• Promoting geriatric-focused quality improvement and enhancements of the physical environment and supplies

If you or a loved one needs expert care, we're here for you.

Did you know there is an alternative to normal prostate cancer surgeries? It's true, we offer an incision-free and minimally invasive treatment for men with prostate cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), also known as enlarged prostate

The TULSA procedure can get you back to spending time with loved ones without a lengthy recovery. Visit https://dallasmedcenter.com/our-services/urology/ to learn more.

Why Is Sleep So Important for a Healthy Immune System? Here is a quick read to answer that question. And don't sleep on not getting enough rest because sleep deprivation can increase your risk of developing health conditions like high blood pressure, obesity, and depression.

If you're having trouble sleeping or get enough and are still tired throughout the day, it's time to see a doctor. We have primary care providers and pulmonologists who can answer your questions and see if you may have sleep apnea or other underlying issues. Visit www.DallasMedPhysicians.com for more information.

Why Is Sleep So Important for a Healthy Immune System? Sleep allows the body to replenish its immune cells, which are responsible for fighting off germs and other things that can make you sick. Here’s how to get good sleep.