Shannon is a locally owned healthcare system dedicated to providing exceptional care.
03/09/2026
Registration is open for the 2026 Shannon Sporting Clay Shoot!
Proceeds from this event will benefit programs at Shannon to enhance patient care, including: AirMed, Cardiac Patient Monitoring Program, Nurse Education Programs, Oncology Angel Fund, Patient Experience, Shannon Care Management, and the Nurse Education program.
Some of our longest-tenured 2026 Shannon Service Award recipients share how they got started, what they love about their job, and their favorite memories as a Shannon Team Member.
Thank you, Ernest, for your incredible years of service!
Some of our longest-tenured 2026 Shannon Service Award recipients share how they got started, what they love about their job, and their favorite memories as ...
03/08/2026
Thank you to everyone who participated in the KIXY Cares for Kids Radiothon presented by City National Bank! Your support helps us work towards our primary goal of providing the services, equipment and training necessary for children to stay close to home for their treatments.
Thank you to everyone who opened their hearts and made a promise to help sick and injured kids treated at Shannon Medical Center! Together we raised $128,692!
03/06/2026
Every number matters!
100% of every contribution stays at Shannon to benefit our Pediatric Unit, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Trauma, Emergency Room, Shannon Pediatric Clinic and any other department that could possibly treat a child. Call 747-8385 or visit cmnsanangelo.org to make your pledge NOW!
03/06/2026
We're seeking compassionate and skilled Registered/Certified Respiratory Therapists to provide top-notch care. Visit www.shannonhealth.com/careers/ to apply today.
03/05/2026
Some of our longest-tenured 2026 Shannon Service Award recipients share how they got started, what they love about their job, and their favorite memories as a Shannon Team Member.
Thank you, Judy, for all you've done!
Some of our longest-tenured 2026 Shannon Service Award recipients share how they got started, what they love about their job, and their favorite memories as ...
03/05/2026
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
It's National Triplet Day and we're celebrating one of our favorite sets of triplets - Asher, Bearon and Creede Weitner! They'll join us Friday afternoon at the KIXY Cares for Kids Radiothon presented by The City National Bank. You can listen live on 94.7 KIXY FM or www.kixyfm.com.
03/03/2026
03/02/2026
Some of our longest-tenured 2026 Shannon Service Award recipients share how they got started, what they love about their job, and their favorite memories as a Shannon Team Member.
We more than appreciate your devotion to Shannon, Janet!
Some of our longest-tenured 2026 Shannon Service Award recipients share how they got started, what they love about their job, and their favorite memories as ...
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In the 1930s, two pioneers changed the face of health care for the people of the Concho Valley. J.M. and Margaret Shannon brought tough work ethics, a keen business sense and frugal natures to West Texas.
Their dedication to their land, their neighbors and to each other laid the foundation for the establishment of Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital, which grew to Shannon Medical Center and has now matured to Shannon Health System.
A pioneer by nature, J.M. Shannon brought an interest in sheep ranching, developed in Australia and New Zealand, to this area. Frugal to the point of wearing "breeches pinned together with safety pins or mesquite thorns," Shannon acquired land, insurance and banking interests, attributing his success to "always staying with the herd." A native of Scotland, Margaret Campbell, while traveling the world as a complement to her formal education, met Shannon on a ship in an Australian port. By the time the ship docked in San Francisco, the two were engaged. Two years later, they were married. Some years later, Shannon received a contract for fencing the vast XIT Ranch in the Texas Panhandle.
After this project's completion, the Shannons began acquiring land, finally moving to San Angelo in 1893. At the time of his death in 1928, Shannon left his estate to his wife. Three years later Mrs. Shannon died, but not before establishing the financial foundation for a hospital to serve San Angelo and Tom Green County residents. Whether they knew it or not, the Shannons gave a gift to all the residents of San Angelo and Tom Green County, establishing a hospital with virtually no city or county taxes for support.
Today, the boundaries of the Shannons' early vision for a community hospital have grown to meet the challenges of providing health care into the next century. Just as the Shannons' ranches grew to encompass more sections of West Texas, so has the need to bring health care to more people. This growth and the development of new ways to provide care have led the Shannon board of trustees to establish the Shannon Health System. This decision is truly a pioneer effort for Texas, a confident step forward with new ways of thinking and doing business as we embrace the future of health care in West Texas.