Helping our neighbors to thrive.
At Memorial Hermann Community Health, we’re helping to advance the Memorial Hermann Health System’s mission of creating healthier communities now and for generations to come. By helping to provide community-based care and resources to improve health outcomes and prevent health issues before they arise, Memorial Hermann Community Health develops programs and services that align with the Greater Houston community’s health priorities. Going beyond improving access to health care, these priorities include the prevention and management of chronic conditions, improving maternal and infant health, and providing mental health services and more. Additionally, our efforts focus on improving the conditions in which people are born, grow, work and live, including expanding access to healthy food and economic and educational opportunities.
Our Programs
Memorial Hermann Community Health collaborates with other health care providers along with government agencies, business leaders and community stakeholders to develop and implement initiatives designed to improve the overall quality of life for those living and working in the communities we serve.
Reports to the Community
Memorial Hermann Community Health Programs are designed to address Houston’s health and social issues and improve its well-being.
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Community Service Corps (CSC)
Employees and Community Partners are invited to become an integral part of the Memorial Hermann Community Service Corps (CSC) as we work to advance community health. We make participation easy, and the goal is that your experience will meaningfully impact you and those you serve.
Awards & Distinctions
Memorial Hermann Community Health has been recognized by many different groups and associations for its innovative efforts to address the issue of health care access for the underserved and uninsured.
Community Partners
As a leader in health care, disease prevention and wellness for more than 100 years, we recognize that there are many organizations doing tremendous work for the underserved, often with limited resources.