About us

Committed to the care and improvement of human life, Medical City Healthcare strives to deliver excellence always - providing the highest quality, cost-effective healthcare in the communities it serves. With the resources and strength of HCA Healthcare, including 185 hospitals in the United States and England, Medical City Healthcare is one of North Texas' largest and most comprehensive healthcare providers.

• American College of Radiology, accreditation for all imaging centers
• Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services, ranked a Top Hospital in Texas
• Coppell Chamber of Commerce Large Business of the Year 2021
• Healthgrades Five-Star Recipient for Vaginal Delivery, C-Section Delivery, Gynecologic Procedures and Hysterectomy
• Pathway to Excellence® designation for nursing care
• Practice Greenhealth Environmental Excellence Award 
• The Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval® for Total Hip and Knee Replacement
• The Joint Commission Primary Stroke Center Certification
• The Joint Commission–accredited hospital

The City of Irving is vibrant with an energetic progressive spirit located in the center of the metroplex. The city offers outstanding business opportunities and an exceptional quality of life - providing its residents with a wonderful place to live, work, learn and play.

Medical City Las Colinas is privileged to serve this community and makes every effort to reach out to residents through health screenings, community events and education classes.

For more information about the exciting new growth in the Irving-Las Colinas area visit the Greater Irving Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce website.

At Medical City Las Colinas, we take patient safety and your medical needs very seriously. Our hospital has joined the ranks of other HCA facilities in using technology to bring patient safety initiatives to the forefront of the delivery of care.

Electronic Medication Administration Records

Electronic Medication Administration Records (eMAR) is a key strategy in response to the growing consumer outcry and industry wide push for improved patient safety, particularly in the area of medication administration.

EMAR has been paired with bar coding technology in order to provide clinicians in the hospital setting with a patients complete medication history from admission to discharge. Applying this technology and utilizing something as simple as the patient’s armband has allowed Medical City Las Colinas to successfully reduce the number of errors caused in the medication administration process. Use of this system decreases the possibility of medication errors caused by omission, wrong dose, patient, time or medication. The system not only eliminates potential medication errors, it also eliminates billing errors, as the patient’s account is automatically charged at the time the medication and patient are scanned and administered.

MRSA awareness

A MRSA infection is a bacterial infection caused by the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus. The bacteria can affect the skin, blood, bones, or lungs. A person can either be infected or colonized with MRSA. When a person is infected, the bacteria produce symptoms. A MRSA infection is serious because the bacteria are resistant to many common antibiotics that are used to treat infections.

There are two types of MRSA infection: community-acquired and nosocomial. People who have community-acquired MRSA infection were infected outside of a hospital setting. While nosocomial MRSA infection occurs in a hospital setting. Due to the growing prevalence of MRSA in our community, and in hospitals today, Medical City Las Colinas has implemented an aggressive infection prevention protocol and campaign to reduce the spread of MRSA. The campaign includes proactive patient, visitor and staff education and screening/swabbing of high risk patient populations in order to prevent infections from occurring or spreading.

Learn more about our commitment to patient safety.

As an accredited facility through The Joint Commission (TJC), quality and safe patient care is important to us. Any concerns regarding safety and quality of care may be referred to TJC by calling (800) 994-6610 or by emailing The Joint Commission.