The Womans Hospital of Texas

7600 Fannin St, Houston TX, 77054

(713) 491-2136

73% of patients would definitely recommend this hospital.

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Clinical Quality Awards

The Womans Hospital of Texas has been recognized by Healthgrades for 3 Clinical Quality Awards in the last 12 months

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Clinical Quality Ratings

Healthgrades ratings show you how well a hospital performed in providing patient care. When receiving treatment for a specific condition or undergoing a specific procedure in the hospital, you want the best care possible. You lower your risk of experiencing a negative outcome by selecting a five-star hospital.

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Gynecologic Surgeries Labor and Delivery

Clinical Quality: Gynecologic Surgeries

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Complication Based Ratings

Gynecologic Procedures

Complications Based Rating on 1109 hospital cases and a national average of 163 cases.

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What Are Gynecologic Procedures?

Gynecologic procedures refer to procedures to remove one or both ovaries or the fallopian tubes. These procedures are performed to treat cancer, ectopic pregnancy, or severe endometriosis.

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Women who have a gynecologic procedure at a hospital that received 5 stars for gynecologic procedures by Healthgrades have a lower chance of experiencing complications compared to a hospital that received 1 star.

Hysterectomy

Complications Based Rating on 1066 hospital cases and a national average of 236 cases.

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What Is Hysterectomy?

A hysterectomy is surgery to remove a woman’s uterus. A woman may have a hysterectomy for different reasons including: uterine fibrosis, prolapse, cancer, endometriosis, abnormal bleeding, chronic pain, or adenomyosis.

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Women who have a hysterectomy at a hospital that received 5 stars for hysterectomy by Healthgrades have a lower chance of experiencing complications compared to a hospital that received 1 star.

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Clinical Quality: Labor and Delivery

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Complication Based Ratings

C-Section Delivery

Complications Based Rating on 13886 hospital cases and a national average of 1473 cases.

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What Is C-Section Delivery?

C-section delivery refers to the delivery of a baby through a surgical incision in the mother’s abdomen and uterus. These ratings are based on complication outcomes for live-born single or twin births delivered via C-section and the mother’s care during the hospital stay.

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Women who deliver at a hospital that received 5 stars for C-section delivery by Healthgrades have a lower chance of experiencing complications compared to a hospital that received 1 star.

Vaginal Delivery

Complications Based Rating on 16912 hospital cases and a national average of 2870 cases.

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What Is Vaginal Delivery?

Vaginal delivery refers to the delivery of a baby through the vaginal canal. These ratings are based on complication outcomes for live-born single births delivered via vaginal delivery and the mother’s care during the hospital stay.

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Women who deliver at a hospital that received 5 stars for vaginal delivery by Healthgrades have a lower chance of experiencing complications compared to a hospital that received 1 star.

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Patient Experience

After leaving the hospital, patients are randomly selected to answer the standardized, multiple-question survey developed by the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS). Healthgrades obtains this survey data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

73% of patients would definitely
recommend this hospital

The Womans Hospital of Texas
National average

Patients who gave a rating of 9 or 10 (high)
Doctors always communicated well
Nurses always communicated well
Patients always received help as soon as they wanted
Staff always explained
Pain was always well controlled
Always quiet at night
Room was always clean
Yes, staff did give patients this information

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Patient Safety Ratings

Patient safety ratings show you how well a hospital safeguards patients from potential complications. Look for hospitals that are rated “Better Than Expected" or "As Expected" to reduce your risk.

Rated Better Than Expected in 0 safety indicators

Rated As Expected in 10 safety indicators

Death in procedures where mortality is usually very low
Pressure sores or bed sores acquired in the hospital
Collapsed lung due to a procedure or surgery in or around the chest
Catheter-related bloodstream infections acquired at the hospital
Hip fracture following surgery
Electrolyte and fluid imbalance following surgery
Respiratory failure following surgery
Deep blood clots in the lungs or legs following surgery
Bloodstream infection following surgery
Breakdown of abdominal incision site

Rated Worse Than Expected in 2 safety indicators

Excessive bruising or bleeding as a consequence of a procedure or surgery
Accidental cut, puncture, perforation or hemorrhage during medical care

0 Events relating to foreign objects left in body during a surgery or procedure

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