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Memorial Hermann Health System

Advancing Health. Personalizing Care. Memorial Hermann Health System is a nonprofit, values-driven, community-owned health system dedicated to improving health. A fully integrated health system with more than 260 care delivery sites throughout the Greater Houston area, Memorial Hermann is committed to delivering safe, high-quality, patient-centered care and offers clinical expertise, innovation and cutting-edge technology to all patients.www.memorialhermann.org

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Oct 3, 2026

Michael MazurGUEST
1:57
As a matter of fact, I'm looking out the window right now.
Michael MazurGUEST
2:00
I can see the hospital, Memorial Hermann across the street, I-10.
Michael MazurGUEST
2:03
I can give you a very good outlook on how the traffic is moving on the west side of Houston.
Michael MazurGUEST
2:08
But the fact of the matter is there's a lot of clients out there an hour away is that's big for them, right? It's tough.
Justin WhiteGUEST
28:20
I'm going to mention these briefly.
Justin WhiteGUEST
28:22
Memorial Hermann, they are not going to stay in the Medicare Advantage space.
Justin WhiteGUEST
28:27
Okay, they're still taking all the commercial insurance and they're operating as that great iconic hospital.
Justin WhiteGUEST
28:33
But their Medicare Advantage is going to be phased out as of December 31st.
Melanie EvansCORRESPONDENT
11:40
It's when these hospitals are choosing to screen people for financial aid.
Melanie EvansCORRESPONDENT
11:44
And Dan, what we found is just one hospital system, Memorial Hermann, with 13 hospitals, say they screen patients before they send a bill.
Dan GorensteinHOST
11:55
Okay.
Dan GorensteinHOST
11:55
Just this one health system says it screens before they send patients a bill.

17 MINS LATER

Tom OliversonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:06
It is clear to me that there is an absolute need for legislative reform.
Dan GorensteinHOST
29:14
Tom continues to push this bill because of what happens to people like Becca Wahl in Houston.
Dan GorensteinHOST
29:20
A few days after Becca got hit with her $38,000 bill to treat her concussion, the hospital, Memorial Hermann, reached out.
Dan GorensteinHOST
29:29
They dropped her bill to $11,000, said she could do a payment plan, 1,000 bucks a month.
MatthewAUDIENCE
18:11
What happened, I, I ran into a friend of mine I went to high school with.
MatthewAUDIENCE
18:14
I hadn't seen him in, like, 25 years I started telling him about my heart pump and he worked with a guy that was at Memorial Hermann and just had a transplant.
MatthewAUDIENCE
18:22
So I became friends with that guy, and after about six months he gave me all the contacts to Dallas, 'cause he said he was going up there, but he got his transplant before.
MatthewAUDIENCE
18:32
So I went to Dallas.
Seth MartinHOST
48:11
You might have heard of it.
Seth MartinHOST
48:12
MD Anderson and the UT Medical Center and Memorial Hermann.
Seth MartinHOST
48:16
These are all, you know, world-renowned medical institutions.
Seth MartinHOST
48:20
And this guy works for MD Anderson that I'm sitting next to.
Missi HackmanGUEST
5:22
We were in Houston.
Missi HackmanGUEST
5:22
I went to Memorial Hermann, which is a good hospital for brain injuries from what I've learned over the years.
Missi HackmanGUEST
5:31
And I was brought there.
Missi HackmanGUEST
5:31
I did not have a brain bleed.
Ken YondaGUEST
8:36
Well, it depends on which hospital you're talking about.
Ken YondaGUEST
8:38
If you're one of the big hospitals in Houston, like Methodist or Memorial Hermann, then you probably have the cash reserves to weather this for a month or two.
Ken YondaGUEST
8:50
The ones that I worry the most about are the rural hospitals, because they also participate in these programs.
Ken YondaGUEST
8:55
And they usually don't have the cash reserves that a large hospital system has.
TamaraHOST
0:30
She supports more than 3,800 nurses within 1,149-bed academic health system, guiding teams through complexity with clarity, compassion, and excellence.
TamaraHOST
0:46
With nearly two decades of progressive leadership experience, Leah previously served as chief nursing officer for two Memorial Hermann hospitals in Houston, including the flagship Texas Medical Center, one of the largest and most complex healthcare environments in the country.
TamaraHOST
1:04
Her background spans academic medical centers, community hospitals, trauma centers, and high-acuity specialty environments, where she has led magnet designations, major operational improvements, regulatory successes, and innovative workforce and care delivery initiatives.
TamaraHOST
1:24
Leah's greatest passion is being a transformational servant leader, catalyzing a culture where the entire healthcare team can thrive and grow.
Kelly WisnessHOST
0:22
Jake is the CEO and co-founder of Alluvium, the enterprise access and capacity performance platform purpose-built for large health systems.
Kelly WisnessHOST
0:31
With nearly a decade of experience working alongside some of the most complex health systems in the country, including HCA Healthcare, Common Spirit Health, CHS, and Memorial Hermann.
Kelly WisnessHOST
0:42
Jake has spent his career at the intersection of patient access, operational performance, and revenue cycle outcomes.
Kelly WisnessHOST
0:49
Before founding Alluvium, formerly BlockIt, Jake identified a systemic gap.
Dan LiebermanGUEST
11:44
And City Hall is telling you right now, as individual doctors, you should be in an ASC.
Dan LiebermanGUEST
11:51
The idea, I get it, but when you look at what Methodist or Memorial Hermann is able to negotiate, if they don't contract with BUCA, Blue Cross United, Cigna, Aetna, Health Net, or Humana, then their patients are going to be in those ERs every single night.
Dan LiebermanGUEST
12:12
They have leverage.
Dan LiebermanGUEST
12:14
You don't as a single standalone hospital.
Miguel Montero-BakerHOST
14:09
On paper, it does sound like there is something interesting, especially if you consider that you're going to live outside of networks and you attach it to the ED and you work primarily ED cases.
Miguel Montero-BakerHOST
14:20
So think of a micro hospital that feeds only out through their ED.
Miguel Montero-BakerHOST
14:25
They build their ED volume in a small community where there's not a big competitor like Memorial Hermann or Houston Methodist.
Miguel Montero-BakerHOST
14:33
And then, you know, most people go there.

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