Harris Health System is a fully integrated healthcare system that cares for all residents of Harris County, Texas. We are the first accredited healthcare institution in Harris County to be designated as a Medical Home and one of the largest in the country. Our system includes:
BEN TAUB HOSPITAL (Est. 1963)
• 402 licensed beds
• Level I trauma center
• Comprehensive Stroke Center (DNV) and recipient of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Get With The Guidelines©- Stroke Gold Plus Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite Plus Award
• Designated Chest Pain Center and a Mission: Lifeline© Gold Plus Receiving Center for STEMI (heart attack) care
LYNDON B. JOHNSON HOSPITAL (Est. 1989)
• Staffed by physicians from UTHealth and M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
• 215 licensed beds
• Level III trauma center
• Regional center for neonatal intensive care
OUTPATIENT / AMBULATORY CARESERVICES
• Staffed by physicians from Baylor College of Medicine and UTHealth
• 18 community health centers, including the nation's first free-standing HIV/AIDS treatment center
• Three large multi-specialty clinics
• Five same day clinics
• Five school-based clinics
• One free-standing dental center
• One dialysis center
• One geriatric assessment center
• 10 homeless shelter clinics and five homeless eligibility service locations
• Mobile immunization and medical outreach program
VOLUME STATISTICS - FY2019
Cases occupying hospital beds - 43,438
Births - 5,407
Emergency visits - 169,719
Outpatient clinic visits - 1,764,025
HARRIS HEALTH FINANCES - FY2019
Ad Valorem Tax - $739 million
Net Patient Service - $477.8 million
Medicaid Supplemental Programs - $194.5 million
Investment and other revenue - $53.7 million
Total Net Revenue: $1.465 billion
HARRIS HEALTH CHARITY CARE
Harris Health System provided $650 million in charity care in Fiscal Year 2019.
HARRIS HEALTH PATIENT PAYOR MIX
Uninsured - 54.1%
Medicaid and CHIP - 22.9%
Medicare and Medicare managed - 10.9%
Commercial and other funding - 12.1%
HARRIS HEALTH PATIENT DEMOGRAPHICS
Hispanic - 53.6%
African American - 25.3%
Caucasian - 9.1%
Asian and other - 12%