New Parkland Memorial Hospital $16 million over budget. By dallasnews Administrator. May 7, 2013 | Updated 10:32 p.m. CDT | 1 min. read “We need to find other sources of revenue,” Walter ...

Eastman and other Parkland staffers spent several hours Thursday giving tours of the much larger and better-equipped Dallas County public hospital, which will open Aug. 20.

Dallas County is saying goodbye to the former Parkland Memorial Hospital, the place where President John F. Kennedy succumbed to his injuries after being shot by Lee Harvey Oswald on Nov. 22, 1963.

The old Parkland Memorial Hospital, which opened Sept. 25, 1954, closed its doors this week for good. Though, it’s been years since medical staff and patients filled the buildings.

Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Texas is a fairly famous institution and for a variety of reasons: 1. John F. Kennedy died there in 1963 2. Lee Harvey Oswald died there shortly after 3.

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) — Parkland Memorial Hospital and Cook Children's Medical Center were named two of the top hospitals by The Leapfrog Group. This is the first time Parkland has received the ...

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Parkland Memorial Hospital has been named one of the 50 Greenest Hospitals in America by Becker's Hospital Review. Hospitals recognized have a variety of programs and ...

When Parkland Memorial Hospital moves across Harry Hines Boulevard, it will bring along about 600 patients, 11,000 employees and countless pieces of medical equipment.

Parkland Memorial Hospital is known for its pioneering burn-care unit, having the first Level One-certified Trauma Center in Texas - and for its great Italian cream cake.Each Thursday for more ...

Roughly two years after Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas got rid of incentive payments for top executives, the hospital may reinstate those incentives with performance-based objectives ...

Dallas County is saying goodbye to the former Parkland Memorial Hospital, the place where President John F. Kennedy succumbed to his injuries after being shot by Lee Harvey Oswald on Nov. 22, 1963.