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JPS Health Network and project manager Broaddus-LeVis are working hard to make sure the health network’s $800 million construction program has significant participation from Minority, and Women Business Enterprises (M/WBEs).

A new era of Behavioral Health care has begun at JPS Health Network.

On Wednesday, August 4, movers packed up desks, copy machines, and other equipment at the Hemphill Outpatient Behavioral Health Clinic located on the southwest corner of the JPS campus in Fort Worth. They moved it all a couple blocks to the north to 601 W. Terrell Avenue where the JPS Center for Behavioral Health Recovery opened August 9.

Some people are quick to claim it’s the people – not the buildings – which count when it comes to healthcare delivery.

You learn a lot about who you can count on when times are tough. And, with their team depleted as its workload was spiraling out of control, things got pretty rough over the past year for the small but tight-knit Renal Dialysis team at JPS Health Network.

Broaddus & Associates, one half the Broaddus-LeVis partnership that is overseeing the massive project of reshaping JPS Health Network, has built a reputation as a premier builder of hospital facilities in the state of Texas.

Controlling mental health issues is key to making your body healthy. That’s why JPS Health Network has dedicated itself to sending cases of depression into remission.

When a person with diabetes, cardiovascular issues, or other comorbidities loses a limb, it doesn’t just make it tougher for them to navigate through their day. It’s something that can dramatically shorten their lifespan.

Things are moving quickly as JPS Health Network begins the difficult work of expanding its facilities and capabilities while continuing to deliver care to thousands of patients each day.

United for the first time, the JPS Health Network Research Symposium and Quality Fair drew more than 300 visitors to their virtual presentation on June 4.

An eight-story, 2,600-space garage is planned to help alleviate parking concerns around the main JPS Health Network campus as expansion and renovation work moves forward.

A new psychiatric emergency center, one or more medical homes and an ambulatory surgery center are all included in Phase I of plans to expand JPS Health Network.