
Pearl Women's Center Opens in Arlington
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Pearl Womens Center at HHM Health, a new womens health center in Arlington, offers comprehensive care from obstetrics to gynecology, including weight loss programs, hormone therapy, behavioral health, and nutrition counseling. As a federally qualified health center, it serves medically underserved areas, with a focus on uninsured patients. The center collaborates with Medical City Arlington and Delighted to Doula to provide seamless care and support for expecting mothers. Led by Dr. Victoria Dillard, the center aims to build trust and provide a safe, supportive environment for women, addressing the high uninsured rate in Texas.
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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Pearl Women's Center Opens in Arlington. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 8th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Dallas News Today. Local news powered by AI. A brand new Women's Health Center just opened up Wednesday in Arlington, right on the Medical City Arlington campus. It's called the Pearl Women Center at HHM Health, and it's set up to handle everything from obstetrics to full gynecology for both insured and uninsured patients. Led by Dr. Victoria Dillard, this spot at 3201 Matlock Road, aims to be that one-stop primary care hub, many women rely on their OB-GYN. 4. What makes it stand out is the extra support baked in, like weight loss programs, hormone therapy, behavioral health, and nutrition counseling. As part of HHM Health's Network, a federally qualified health center, it pulls in federal funds to serve medically underserved areas. Last year in 2024, they helped 6,800 uninsured adults get care. Doctors leads the pack with the highest uninsured rate in the country, nearly 22% of adults
under 65 lack coverage, almost double, the national average. That's why spots like Pearl are crucial, stepping up where options are slim for folks not qualifying for other aid. The center links right up with Medical City Arlington, so patients can see their dock here and deliver at the hospital without missing a bead. They're also teaming with the lighted Tidula out of Dallas to hook up expecting moms with dolas during and after pregnancy. Dr. Dillard's all about building trust, making sure women feel heard and safe through every step from checkups to delivery day, this new centers. Dropping real hope in a state that needs it.
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