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We are one of the largest, most comprehensive healthcare provider in Houston with 14 hospitals, plus access points for emergency, specialty and urgent care.

03/02/2026

Every year in the U.S., around 900,000 people are diagnosed with serious blood clots, also called venous thromboembolisms (VTEs). More than half of these patients are hospitalized, and many don’t realize what’s happening until symptoms send them to the emergency room. Recognizing the warning signs early – and seeking care fast – can save lives.

If you’re experiencing symptoms of a blood clot, know where to find an emergency room near you: https://bit.ly/46AfjaU

You can learn more about blood clots at https://bit.ly/3N0H1a1

03/01/2026

March is , a time to honor and celebrate the women who shaped history through perseverance and purpose.

At HCA Houston Healthcare and across our broader HCA Healthcare, we see that legacy continue in the women who live out our mission and values every day through compassionate care, leadership and service to their communities. We are honored to support, encourage and uplift the voices of women who are helping to create healthier tomorrows.

02/21/2026

Chest pain can be confusing – is it heartburn, or something more serious like a heart attack? Because the symptoms can overlap, knowing the difference could save your life. Explore the key signs to watch for and ways to lower your risk for both conditions: https://bit.ly/46mopYG

02/18/2026

✅ If your answer to any of these questions is “yes,” consider talking with one of our orthopedic specialists. Whether you need simple, nonsurgical care or a more advanced treatment plan involving surgery, our caregivers work with you to find the best path forward.

Across our broader HCA Healthcare network, expert caregivers perform approximately 20,000 shoulder surgeries every year. If you need surgery, you can feel confident that you’re in experienced hands.

📅Find a doctor and schedule an appointment: https://bit.ly/4auvkjy

02/11/2026

❤️ Have you heard of ? It happens when the heart's electrical signals fall out of rhythm, which can lead to an irregular heartbeat and a range of symptoms. Some arrhythmias are harmless, while others may need more attention.

Arrhythmias can affect anyone. If your heartbeat feels a little "off" or you're noticing unusual symptoms, it's best to get it checked out. If you're experiencing chest pain, severe shortness of breath or fainting, seek emergency care right away.

If you'd like to get your symptoms checked and it's not something requiring emergency care, schedule an appointment with one of our cardiologists: https://bit.ly/4s5zxBN

02/10/2026

We kicked off the year with Kids' Meals, Inc. assembling a total of 4,000 lunch bags for preschool-aged children across Greater Houston.
A heartfelt thank you to Kids' Meals for being such a strong partner and providing our colleagues with the opportunity to truly make a difference in the communities we serve. Learn more about volunteer opportunities with Kids' Meals: https://kidsmealsinc.org/take-action/volunteer/

02/06/2026

❤️This National Wear Red Day®, we are wearing red across HCA Houston Healthcare to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease. While it’s the leading cause of death for women, cardiovascular disease can affect anyone. That’s why we encourage everyone to make bold moves for better heart health and .

In collaboration with the American Heart Association, our broader HCA Healthcare network is enhancing heart health across the country by leading nationwide education initiatives that promote heart-healthy habits, CPR training and awareness of warning signs of heart issues.

➡️ Learn more about Wear Red Day and how you can get involved: https://bit.ly/4qWMOw4

02/05/2026

Burn injuries can happen quickly – at home, outdoors or during everyday routines. This National Burn Awareness Week, we’re joining the American Burn Association in spotlighting this year’s theme: “Burn Prevention Where You Live, Work and Play – Preventing Burns in the Workplace.” While many burns occur in places like kitchens, workshops or industrial settings, prevention starts with awareness wherever you are. Explore simple, proactive steps to help keep you and your family safe: https://bit.ly/4rr47p0

Mild, first‑degree burns – often marked by redness, pain or slight swelling – can typically be cared for at home using simple first-aid steps like gently cleaning the area with cool water and soap, applying a thin layer of ointment and covering with sterile, non‑stick gauze. Over‑the‑counter medication can help with discomfort. Follow the tips we’re sharing here on what to avoid when treating a burn.

For more serious burns, especially those involving deeper tissue or larger areas, prompt medical attention is critical. Emergency rooms are prepared to provide timely care. For complex cases, specialized treatment is available through our broader HCA Healthcare network, including 11 American Burn Association-recognized burn centers across nine states.

Know where to go in an emergency: https://bit.ly/4rr2s2K

02/03/2026

Do your heart some good this . ❤️Take the first step toward better with our quick, free online assessment. It’s an easy way to learn about your personal risk for heart disease: https://bit.ly/4qWUbnl

Across our broader HCA Healthcare network, we cared for approximately 1.5 million cardiac patients in 2025, bringing deep experience, compassion and quality care to every patient. If you’re searching for a cardiologist, we’re here to support you. Find care close to home: https://bit.ly/3ZN9wuz

02/01/2026

February marks , a time to celebrate the achievements and lasting impact of Black Americans whose contributions have helped shape our nation’s history.

Here at HCA Houston Healthcare and across our broader HCA Healthcare network, we’re proud to honor the legacy of Black Americans whose strength, innovation and leadership continue to inspire us. Together, we remain committed to advancing a brighter, healthier future for all.

01/21/2026

(PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects movement and brain function, often starting with subtle symptoms that worsen over time. PD is the second most common neurological disease, following Alzheimer’s disease, according to the CDC. Across our broader HCA Healthcare network in 2024, caregivers supported patients through over 59,000 PD-related encounters. Learn more about PD from Dr. Addie Patterson, an HCA Healthcare neurologist.

👉 If you notice warning signs of PD in someone you care about or if you have questions about your own risk, talk with your doctor or schedule an appointment with one of our experts: https://bit.ly/4pPsLya

01/19/2026

Today, we reflect on the life and legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., whose vision continues to inspire us.

Here at HCA Houston Healthcare and across our broader HCA Healthcare network, we honor King’s call to serve by caring for our patients, supporting our colleagues and uplifting our communities – creating healthier tomorrows with a culture of trust, compassion and respect.

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HCA Houston Healthcare is the leading provider of health care in the Houston area, and employs 15,000 people. We serve almost a million patients every year, and provide over $2 billion in charity care annually.

Our comprehensive network includes 13 hospitals, nine outpatient surgery centers, 11 freestanding emergency centers and a dozen freestanding diagnostic imaging facilities in the greater Houston area. It also includes a regional transfer center that provides one-phone-call access and support for patient transfers into and out of HCA-affiliated facilities as well as access to ground and air transportation within a 150-mile radius.

Serving such a large and diverse region requires HCA Houston Healthcare to offer a range of programs that meets the needs of people of all ages with conditions ranging from acute to chronic illnesses. We are also nationally recognized treatment in orthopedics, women's care, weight loss surgery, breast imaging and more, at facilities like The Woman’s Hospital of Texas, Texas Orthopedic Hospital and other Centers of Excellence.