Advanced Diagnostics Healthcare System Acquires TREND Healthcare

The acquisition will expand ADHS’ advanced approach to care.

By HFT Staff


Advanced Diagnostics Healthcare System (ADHS), an independent, physician-led network of hospitals, multi-specialty clinics and diagnostic centers, announced its acquisition of TREND Healthcare, a network of clinics in the DFW metroplex that offers medical specialties, including primary care, neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery and occupational medicine.  

The unity between the two patient-centered healthcare organizations will enhance Advanced Diagnostics Healthcare System's commitment to expanding its advanced approach to care — offering high-touch hospitality and high-tech diagnostics and treatment.  



December 28, 2023


Topic Area: Maintenance and Operations


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