With two full-service hospitals, one rehabilitative care hospital, two psychiatric/chemical dependency treatment centers, a leading back institute, a regional cancer center and five nursing homes, Plano's health care community provides not only state-of-the-art health care, but provides thousands of jobs for area residents.

Medical Center of Plano, established in 1975, has grown to a 300-bed acute care facility serving the rapidly growing city of Plano and surrounding communities.  The center has more than 850 physicians on staff and more than 1,100 total employees.   The Medical Center's hospital services include an emergency trauma center, radiology/imaging center, complete maternal and child health services including a neonatal intensive care unit, comprehensive cardiovascular program, and a wide range of inpatient, outpatient and education programs.  Also available on the 53-acre campus is a comprehensive cancer treatment center, medical offices and the Center of Lifestyle Enhancement. For more information visit www.medicalcenterofplano.com

Presbyterian Hospital of Plano is a not-for-profit community hospital with more than 750 physicians on staff.  It is recognized for its women's health program, pediatrics, emergency services, orthopedics and mental health services through Seay Behavioral Health Center.  The hospital features all-private rooms and complimentary valet parking.  The campus consists of the main hospital, Coughs & Cuddles (temporary day care for mildly ill and injured children), Parker Road Surgery Center, Assisted Reproductive Technology Service (ARTS), Texas Back Institute, Wound Care Center, Texas Center for Joint Replacement, Spine Diagnostics & Therapeutics and the Pain Management Center.  For more information visit www.presbyplano.org