According to certified bed count data in the First Quarter 2026 Medicare Provider of Services file, the ten largest general hospitals in Texas were:
- Methodist Hospital
Location: San Antonio
Certified Bed Count: 2,465 - Memorial Hermann Hospital System
Location: Houston
Certified Bed Count: 1,515 - Houston Methodist Hospital
Location: Houston
Certified Bed Count: 1,299 - Baptist Medical Center
Location: San Antonio
Certified Bed Count: 1,285 - Memorial Hermann - Texas Medical Center
Location: Houston
Certified Bed Count: 1,220 - Christus Spohn Hospital Corpus Christi
Location: Corpus Christi, TX
Certified Bed Count: 1,040 - University Health System
Location: San Antonio, TX
Certified Bed Count: 1,034 - Harris Health System
Location: Houston
Certified Bed Count: 975 - Parkland Health and Hospital System
Location: Dallas
Certified Bed Count: 968 - Medical City Dallas Hospital
Location: Dallas
Certified Bed Count: 963
Supplemental resource: Top Ranked Teaching Hospitals in the Southwest
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