At JPS Health Network, our mission is to transform healthcare delivery for the communities we serve, and our volunteers play a vital role in bringing that mission to life. Alongside our clinicians and team members, volunteers at JPS generously give their time and talents to serve our patients and families with compassion.
On April 16, 2026, a crowd of over 1,000 gathered at the future site of the new JPS Health Network hospital building for a much-anticipated groundbreaking ceremony. The new hospital, coming in 2030, will serve as the centerpiece of the network's transformed campus. Public figures, elected officials, and hundreds of JPS team members gathered to celebrate the milestone, a defining moment for JPS Health Network, the City of Fort Worth, and all of Tarrant County.
We’re proud to recognize the 137 JPS physicians selected to the 2026 Fort Worth Magazine Top Doctors list. This annual honor highlights physicians who exemplify excellence in patient care, as nominated by their peers and reviewed by a panel of fellow physicians across a wide range of specialties.
At JPS, our physicians are dedicated to caring for the whole patient, combining clinical expertise with compassion in every interaction. From advancing care through innovation to building trust with every conversation, their impact extends far beyond the exam room.
At JPS Health Network, care is defined by the relationships between patients and their clinicians. It is trust built over time, through critical moments and everyday care. During Doctors’ Week, JPS is recognizing the impact these relationships have on the lives of the people we serve.
Known for delivering advanced care as a Level I Trauma Center, Level I Stroke Center, Level IV Maternal Center, and Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, JPS pairs clinical excellence with something just as important - doctors who show up for patients, year after year.
When we first met Kendall and Kyle Lewis, MD, in 2023, they had just matched into the Family Medicine Residency program at JPS Health Network, excited to begin training as physicians and to embed themselves in the community so they could be role models for young people who might not see themselves in medicine.
A life-saving heart procedure once out of reach for many in Tarrant County is now available at JPS Health Network, bringing advanced cardiac care closer to home. Thanks to the newly established Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) program, individuals facing the life-limiting effects of severe aortic stenosis now have access to a minimally invasive, high-impact treatment that restores vitality and extends independence–dramatically improving both survival and quality of life.
This year, JPS Health Network was honored with two major awards at the 2025 D CEO Excellence in Healthcare Awards for its dedication to improving the well-being of our community. One for innovation in addiction care and one for a groundbreaking collaboration bringing full-service healthcare to one of Fort Worth’s most underserved neighborhoods.
“OPAT helped me get my life back,” said Dale Denemark, JPS Health Network Patient.
For Dale Denemark, independence has always been part of who he is. After battling multiple infections and undergoing more than 30 surgeries, including the loss of his leg and several fingers, Denemark found strength through determination, family, and the JPS Outpatient Parenteral Antimicrobial Therapy (OPAT) program team.
Dena Gebril, Physician Assistant-Certified, Palliative Care at JPS Health Network, was recognized as the 2025 APP of the Year for her meaningful contributions to palliative care at JPS Health Network. Known for her steady compassion and clear communication with patients and families, Gebril has become a trusted presence during some of the most complex moments in care. The award, she says, is an unexpected but deeply appreciated acknowledgment of the work she feels called to do.
