PATC was founded in 2010 to expand health care access for low income, uninsured residents of Tarrant County.
Fort Worth, TX
Joined June 2013
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This wonderful event was hosted by @PMRCHARITY. The organization also donated $2,500 to Project Access to join with us as we continue providing medical care for the underserved of Tarrant County. Thank you to PMR Charity for this generous support!
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Earlier this month, TCMS held its first annual Tarrant County Medical Society Pickleball Resident Challenge in support of @ProjectAccessTC. Over 30 residents and students joined in the fun!
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Check out @SCPickell's advice for staying healthy during the holidays! @texmed @TCUBurnettMed @TCOM_UNTHSC @CookChildrens @ProjectAccessTC @texashealth
Dr. Stuart Pickell, a member of the Tarrant County Medical Society, has these tips to stay healthy with all the changes in routines, travel and visitors, and larger meals that the holidays can bring. Keep the fundamentals of health at heart for a healthy new year. @TarrantCMS
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Before getting care through @ProjectAccessTC, Rebecca faced barrier after barrier to healthcare, leaving her in pain and without hope.
Partner with Project Access for #NTXGivingDay2022 here:northtexasgivingday.org/orga…
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“All I wanted was help and to be treated like a human.”
Support @ProjectAccessTC for #NTXGivingDay2022 to help patients like Rebecca, who was only able to get painful ovarian cysts removed when she was connected to Project Access.
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Before @ProjectAccessTC was able to help Julia, she had a hernia so severe that it was difficult to walk. The constant pain and frustration overwhelmed her. When she was connected to PATC, that all changed. Read about her journey to healing below: tarrantcms.news.blog/2022/08… @texmed
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The baby formula shortage is increasingly impacting families across the country. If you’re struggling to find baby formula, here are some tips from the @AmerAcadPeds, @US_FDA and our doctors: fal.cn/3osIf
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Thank you to @TMAFoundation for providing grants that allow organizations like @ProjectAccessTC to address critical public health issues. @TCPHtweets @texmed @TCUMedSchool @TCOM_UNTHSC tarrantcms.news.blog/2022/05…
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Don't forget - Join @ProjectAccessTC for a Lunch and Learn tomorrow! You can sign up here: tarrantcms.news.blog/2022/04…
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"I was falling into a hole of depression."
@ProjectAccessTC patient Roberto was struggling to find hope as he suffered with a painful hernia - then he was connected to Project Access. Read his story below. @texmed @TCPHtweets tarrantcms.news.blog/2022/04…
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We are so grateful to TMA Foundation and physicians like Dr. Moore - they make @ProjectAccessTC possible!
Physicians like Fort Worth urologist Trey Moore, MD, tackle public health problems in their communities every day with #TMA Foundation grants. ow.ly/7O7q50HJTBA
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The number of @ProjectAccessTC patients far exceed the volume Tarrant County hospital partners can provide on a charity basis. We don’t want these outcomes to become normalized or acceptable.
Introducing the solution: Access Surgery Partnership @texmed
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More than anything, “Katie” wanted to see her children clearly again.
Because of those who support Project Access, she now can.
Interested in helping Project Access as we coordinate medical care for the underserved of Tarrant County? You can do so here: tcms.org/tmaimis/Tarrant/Pro…
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The Power of Sight - A Project Access Tarrant County Patient Story tarrantcms.news.blog/2021/12…
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Support PATC for North Texas Giving Day so they can continue providing access to healthcare for the underserved of our community! northtexasgivingday.org/proj… #NTxGivingDay #BetheDifference
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Thank you to physicians and healthcare workers who continue to tirelessly serve our communities - we appreciate all that you do! #HealthcareHeroes #LeadersinMedicine
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"After nearly a decade under the leadership of Dr. Jim Cox (and during a pandemic, no less), Dr. Stuart Pickell joined Project Access Tarrant County as the new medical director."
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Project Access Tarrant County - Moving Forward tarrantcms.news.blog/2021/08… via @wordpressdotcom
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"I have been able to experience exactly how PATC is able to do just that not only from an administrative point of view but also from a medical perspective."