Yes to JPS is the Master Facility Plan designed to modernize JPS Health Network by expanding clinics, patient buildings, and emergency services to better serve Tarrant County.

JPS Health Network can trace its history in Tarrant County back nearly a century and a half. In 1877, Fort Worth Mayor John Peter Smith donated five acres of land on which its main campus is centered …

The PEC strengthens JPS’s commitment to behavioral health by providing immediate assessment, stabilization, and treatment in an environment built to serve the more than two million people who call …

The JPS Master Facility Plan includes the construction of a new hospital and an expansion of the existing Pavilion, replacing aging facilities with modern, purpose-built spaces that enhance safety, …

JPS joined with Cook Children's Health Care System to open a new neighborhood health center that brings primary care, behavioral health and specialty services closer to families in the Las Vegas Trail …

Apr 18, 2023 · The project is expected to provide a more accessible Main Campus and better meet the needs of patients and families in our Tarrant County community, who are at the forefront of our care. …

Feb 27, 2018 · If you are interested in doing business with JPS Health Network, please register through the JPS Vendor Portal. To learn more about vendor opportunities, visit jpshealthnet.org/vendors.

JPS Health Network’s Master Facility Plan is the largest investment in healthcare in our county’s history. Each project brings us closer to a future where care is more accessible, more innovative, and …

Welcome to the Yes to JPS News page, with the latest information about plans to expand and modernize the JPS Health Network. For additional news about JPS and the people who make lives …

Provides reliable energy and utilities to power all new facilities across the JPS campus. Strengthens resilience and safety, ensuring uninterrupted care even during power outages or emergencies.