What Specialties and Programs Memorial Hermann Lists on Its Website

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Memorial Hermann's site organizes its care offerings into named specialties, institutes, and service types, and lets you browse them by specialty, condition, or treatment. The main specialty areas listed are cancer, children's services, heart and vascular, imaging, joint centers, the Memorial Hermann Medical Group, neuroscience, orthopedics (including a Rockets-branded orthopedics line), primary care, the Red Duke Trauma Institute, the Rockets Sports Medicine Institute, surgical services, TIRR Memorial Hermann, transplant, weight loss, and women's health and maternity. Use the site's service browser when you already know the kind of care you need; use "Find A Doctor" or "Locations" when you need to match a specialty to a person or place near you.

Major specialty areas listed

The homepage and services navigation group care into these specialty entries:

Specialty / program What it covers on the site
Cancer Cancer care services
Children's Services Pediatric care
Heart and Vascular Cardiac and vascular care
Imaging Diagnostic imaging
Joint Centers Joint care
Memorial Hermann Medical Group Physician group / primary and specialty practice
Neuroscience Neurological care
Memorial Hermann | Rockets Orthopedics Orthopedic care
Primary Care General primary care
Surgical Services Surgery
Transplant Transplant programs
Weight Loss Weight management care
Women's Health & Maternity Women's health and maternity care

Named institutes and specialty centers

Several entries are branded institutes rather than generic service lines:

  • TIRR Memorial Hermann — listed as its own specialty entry for rehabilitation care.
  • Red Duke Trauma Institute — trauma care.
  • Rockets Sports Medicine Institute — sports medicine.
  • Memorial Hermann | Rockets Orthopedics — orthopedics.

These names matter when you're searching: the site lists them as distinct destinations, so searching the institute name is more direct than browsing a general category.

How to browse all services

The site provides three browsing paths, each suited to a different starting point:

  1. Browse by Service Type — start here if you know whether you need a specialty, a condition-based service, a treatment, or "other services." The navigation lists Specialties, Conditions, Treatments, and Other Services as separate filters.
  2. Browse All Services — a single index of every service entry, useful when you don't know which category fits.
  3. Locations / Find A Doctor — use these when the question is where or who rather than what. Locations covers hospitals and centers across the Greater Houston area; Find A Doctor searches by provider.

Expected result: each path leads to a service page or a filtered list you can act on — for example, moving from "Heart and Vascular" to a location or a physician.

Related access points worth knowing

The same navigation surfaces patient-facing services that sit alongside the clinical specialties:

  • Patient Online Services / My Memorial Hermann — patient portal.
  • Virtual Care and Schedule Online — appointment access.
  • Nurse Health Line: (713) 338-7979 — for help deciding where to go.
  • Urgent Care and Emergency Services — same-day and emergency options; the site states that for a medical emergency you should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
  • Financial Care, including Good Faith Price Estimates and Financial Resources, Pay Your Bill, and Price Transparency — billing and cost-estimate pages.
  • Medical Records and Prepare for Your Visit / Register for Your Visit — visit logistics.

The main phone number listed is (713) 222-2273.

Common sticking points

  • Institute names vs. service categories. TIRR Memorial Hermann, Red Duke Trauma Institute, and the Rockets institutes appear as their own entries; if a general category search comes up empty, try the institute name.
  • Condition vs. specialty. The browse filters separate Conditions from Specialties, so a search phrased as a diagnosis may sit under a different filter than the department name.
  • Emergency vs. urgent vs. nurse line. The site presents all three; the Nurse Health Line is the listed option when you're unsure which level of care fits.
  • Costs. The site links to price-estimate tools and price transparency pages but does not state prices in the navigation itself — use those linked tools for estimates rather than assuming a figure.