Memorial Hermann Health System cares for hundreds of thousands of people across Greater Houston each year. Each person's experience is unique. Each one has a story worth hearing. If you have a Memorial Hermann story to share, we would love to hear it.
Reasons to support us
Memorial Hermann is one of the biggest nonprofit health systems in Southeast Texas. As a community-owned organization, the system is committed to delivering high-quality care to meet the needs of everyone in our community. There are more than 260 Memorial Hermann care delivery sites across the Greater Houston area including 17 hospitals*, one of which is Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center, home to one of the busiest Level I trauma centers in the nation and affiliated with McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston. Each hospital provides numerous specialty programs and services with personalized care.
This level of care would not be possible without generous contributions from people like you. That is why Memorial Hermann Foundation is here. If you would like to help, please know that donations of any size can make better health a reality for someone in our community. Thank you for your support. It's important.
*Memorial Hermann Health System owns and operates 14 hospitals and has joint ventures with three other hospital facilities.
Grateful Patients
“My spine was curved like an 'S'.”
When I was 14, I loved playing volleyball, tennis and basketball. So I was surprised when my school nurse noticed a hump on my side.
Read Mya's Story
“They put me in a coma for a week.”
My wife Ganesa and I like to do a two-mile run through the park near our home. One day, my run didn’t go well at all.
Read Quan's Story
“For hours, I lay on the floor, helpless.”
I have eight kids. I’m also a neonatal intensive care nurse. So I’m used to helping others. But at 10 a.m. one morning, I found myself on the bathroom floor, desperately waiting for someone to help me.
Read Marissa's Story
“My son couldn’t swallow for weeks.”
One awful day, I got a call no mother wants. My 37-year-old son’s girlfriend was on the line: Thomas had suffered a stroke.
Read Thomas' Story