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MyHealthONE® is a secure online patient portal that allows you to manage your healthcare with ease—view health records, see discharge instructions, schedule follow-up appointments, pay bills, and more!
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Leading maternity care across North Texas.
You're their comfort. We can be yours.
More snuggling. Less worrying.
Medical City Healthcare Community Impact
Medical City Healthcare is proud to offer a number of services and support to the Dallas-Fort Worth and North Texas region.
These healthcare services are further supported with strategic partnerships including:
Medical City Healthcare is also proud to support the Dallas-Fort Worth area through philanthropic donations, volunteer support, and community service initiatives.
Transfer center
Our Transfer Center offers specialty transport teams to provide high-risk patient transport into the Medical City Healthcare hospital system.
Medical City Foundation
Through the Medical City Foundation, we’re proud to give back and support nonprofits in our community. Join our circle of care with a tax-deductible donation!
Impactful careers
What matters most to us is giving people the absolute best healthcare possible. Apply online today or register for an upcoming career event.
MyHealthONE is our secure patient portal that allows you to manage all parts of your healthcare easily and securely.
- View health records — lab results, physician notes, imaging reports and more
- View your post-visit summary
- Schedule a follow-up appointment
- Share your health records with a physician or caregiver
Latest news
February 23, 2026
Medical City Heart Hospital earned the top STS rating for excellence in coronary bypass surgery, recognizing its superior outcomes, surgical expertise and commitment to high clinical standards for patients across North Texas.
February 17, 2026
$1.5 billion expansion of the Medical City Alliance emergency department begins.
February 16, 2026
Near fatal sepsis battle inspires hospital’s sepsis educator and trainer during Sepsis Awareness Week.