Palm Primary Care Texas Opens Two New Medical Centers

Palm plans on adding several more locations before summer 2024.

By HFT Staff


Palm Primary Care Texas (Palm), part of the MBF Healthcare Partners II, L.P. portfolio and Florida-based Palm Medical Centers, announced the opening of two new primary care medical practices in Tarrant County. With these new locations, Palm operates four clinics in North Texas, with several additional locations scheduled to open before summer 2024. 

Palm’s Texas launch in June 2023 was marked by the opening of two primary care clinics in Fort Worth. Since that time, Palm has found significant interest in its value-based model from primary care physicians who are looking to maintain their autonomy while benefiting from the support of an experienced, like-minded medical group. As a result, the following two centers are now open: Fort Worth/Tanglewood and Keller Central.



February 6, 2024


Topic Area: Maintenance and Operations


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