Q: Tell our readers how Baylor Scott & White Orthopedic and Spine Hospital in Arlington is awesome at what you do!
Helping people overcome pain and “get back to normal” is our reason for being at Baylor Scott & White Orthopedic and Spine Hospital – Arlington. We are proud to bring this region a unique, industry-leading specialty hospital that centers on comprehensive outpatient and inpatient treatment. We provide orthopedic surgery, spine treatment, joint replacement, diagnostic imaging, pain management, sports medicine and physical therapy and rehabilitation.
All this, right here in Arlington! This is Dallas-Fort Worth’s only hospital that concentrates strictly on providing orthopedic and spine care. This allows Baylor-Scott & White – Arlington to provide a safe, serene, and focused health care environment to reduce the tension or apprehension patients might feel about going to a hospital.
Q: BOSHA is a Champion Sponsor for the Arlington Museum of Art’s Eat Your Art Out event, and a champion of community outreach! Why is community engagement so important to your organization?
Part of conquering pain means getting out and enjoying life. We believe in the vibrance of Arlington, and we work to help strengthen the fabric of the community through partnerships in the arts, sports, events, and facilities. There’s something for everyone here – our patients love it, and our employees do, too.
Q: Why is it important for a community to support its local non-profit arts organizations like the AMA?
A vibrant artistic community is the backbone of a fulfilling culture. It creates avenues for expression, ideas, enrichment, talent, and inspiration. Think of all the times you have gone to see a family member’s art or performance, or that you have gone to see moving works by those who make it their life’s mission to create. Art that touches our hearts radiates outward to strengthen everything about us.
Q: What do you think makes the Arlington Museum of Art special?
Like us, the AMA is devoted to this wonderful city. And it proves that even though there are bigger cities in the Metroplex, we have the power and the vision to be distinctive in our own rights. It’s a special place, devoted to creating essential experiences.
Q: Eat Your Art Out is such a fun event – lots of delicious food, high energy, and camaraderie. What are you most looking forward to?
The food will be great! But what we’ll remember long after the event are the friends we saw and made, and the connections we strengthened.
Q: Another special aspect of Eat Your Art Out is the participation of the bakers and confectionery artists, not only because they’re creative but because they are small business owners (not to mention they are all women-owned).
Nearly half of all Americans work for a small business. Much like the arts and other cultural institutions, these businesses help form the fabric of our vibrant community. Like any business owners, these women are strong and courageous. Collectively, they are also our sisters, moms, daughters, and friends. And by the way, their art is delicious!
Q: Is there anything else that you’d like our constituents to know about BOSHA?
You or a loved one may have put up with pain up to now … but there’s a real chance to conquer that pain. Baylor Scott & White Orthopedic and Spine Hospital – Arlington is right here to help. Visit bswarlington.com for our physicians, services and to schedule an appointment.
