About Medical City Alliance

Medical City Healthcare is committed to providing excellent care that is convenient and accessible. Our focus on patient safety and quality is grounded in evidence-based medicine and is delivering better outcomes for our patients every day. As part of our continuous quality improvements, Medical City Healthcare benchmarks our rankings in emergency department wait times, door-to-balloon times and key service line indicators as reported by CMS.

Medical City Healthcare is one of the region's largest, most comprehensive healthcare providers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area comprised of:

• 16 North Texas hospitals
• 5 off-campus emergency rooms
• 13 ambulatory surgery centers
• 49 CareNow Urgent Care centers
• 15,000 employees
• 5,000 active physicians
• 6,000 nurses
• 3,700 licensed beds
• 163,000 patient admissions
• 1.2 million outpatient visits
• 634,000 ER visits
• 98,000 surgeries
• 20,000 babies delivered
• $306 million in charity & unreimbursed care
• 6 Magnet® hospitals recognized for nursing excellence on 10 campuses
• 4 accredited Comprehensive Stroke Centers
• 11 trauma centers
• Only Level I Trauma Center in Collin County
• 1 burn center
• $77 million in property, sales and federal income taxes
• $5.3 billion in economic impact

As part of HCA Healthcare (NYSE: HCA), we lead the industry in putting patients first. Our physicians, staff and hospital leaders are committed to offering patients and their families hope and healing through quality care and advanced technology. To that end, we work every day to ensure an environment where our physicians provide strength, expertise and experience, and our partners are entrusted to act with absolute integrity.

Medical City Healthcare is committed to providing excellent care that is convenient and accessible. Our focus on patient safety and quality is grounded in evidence-based medicine and is delivering better outcomes for our patients every day. As part of our continuous quality improvements, Medical City Healthcare benchmarks our rankings in emergency department wait times, door-to-balloon times and key service line indicators as reported by CMS.