Reports & Disclosures

Accountability

Parkland is a public institution and therefore an organization that belongs to the community. We understand the importance of transparency and make available our annual financial reports as well as disclosures for the public to review and as required by laws and regulations.

Parkland Annual Report

The Parkland Annual Report includes real-world examples of how Parkland is pioneering new and innovative programs, partnerships and processes. Learn more about how our ideas, research and innovations allow us to care for more people in a manner that’s safe, efficient and financially responsible.

Community Health Needs Assessment

In collaboration with Dallas County Health and Human Services, Parkland helped create the Community Health Needs Assessment. This report helps determine the top health issues facing Dallas County and allows local organizations to review where needs exist. The CHNA Implementation Plan outlines the goal, objectives and strategies for addressing those needs.

Quality and Safety

How do you know the health care you received was good? Quality measures were created as a way to measure patient safety and the outcomes of medical care. The Parkland Quality and Safety online tool provides quality measures for the care provided at Parkland, describing how we are performing in areas such as surgery, infection prevention or other core quality indicators.

Code of Conduct and Ethics

The Parkland Code of Conduct and Ethics outlines the standards by which we will carry out our daily work activities at Parkland.

Privacy Statement

Parkland’s notice of privacy practices describes how medical information about you may be used and disclosed and how you can get access to this information.

EEO Statement

Parkland prohibits discrimination based on age (40 or over), race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, genetic information, disability, national origin, marital status, political belief, or veteran status. Learn more.

Financial Reports

Parkland’s fiscal year ends September 30. The budgets and tax rates are approved by the Dallas County Commissioners Court for the following fiscal year to begin each October 1. Financial statements are subject to review by an audit firm.

Retirement Income Plan Financial Report 202 3
Supplemental Retirement Plan Financial Report 202 3
Dallas County Hospital District Financial Report FY 2023
Single Audit of Federal and State Assistance Programs FY 2023
Retirement Income Plan Funding Policy and Resolution 2019

Tax Disclosures

The tax rates are applied to the taxable valuations as determined by the Dallas Central Appraisal District as of December 31 of the previous year. Note that these calculations do not represent the District’s proposed or approved tax rates for the coming year.

Budget Cover Page FY 202 5
Tax Notices FY 202 5
Budget Resolution FY 202 5
Notice of Tax Rate FY 202 5
Notice of Public Hearing FY 202 5

Tax Assessor Collector(s):
Dallas County Tax Assessor Collector
John Ames
PO BOX 139066
DALLAS, TX. 75313-9066
214-653-7811

Landowner’s Bill of Rights

This notice relates to a bill of rights for property owners whose property may be acquired through the use of eminent domain authority by governmental and private entities, including Parkland.

Texas Landowner’s Bill of Rights

False Claims Act

At Parkland, we strive to make sure that we have effective controls that ensure adherence to federal and state laws, such as the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005. The procedure below summarizes Parkland’s policies and procedures for detecting and preventing fraud, waste and abuse, including how employees should report concerns internally.

Parkland Deficit Reduction Act (False Claims Act) Procedure