Transportation to Memorial Hermann — Locations & Tips

Memorial Hermann is the largest not-for-profit health system in Southeast Texas — a dozen-plus hospitals, the region's leading rehabilitation institute, and outpatient centers everywhere from Katy to the Bay Area. Like every multi-campus system, the first transportation question is always the same: which Memorial Hermann? Here's the guide.

Quick answer: Confirm the exact campus on your appointment letter first — Memorial Hermann–Texas Medical Center (6411 Fannin St) is a sprawling TMC campus with multiple towers, while the community hospitals (Sugar Land, Katy, Memorial City, The Woodlands, Southeast, and more) have simpler front-door drop-offs. TIRR Memorial Hermann, the rehab institute, has its own wheelchair-heavy logistics we know well. We serve every campus daily with door-through-door service: (832) 369-2500.

Memorial Hermann–Texas Medical Center

The flagship at 6411 Fannin St anchors the TMC alongside its Heart & Vascular Institute and Children's Memorial Hermann. Multiple pavilions, busy garages, and long internal walks — the standard TMC story (parking vs. transport math here). Our drivers drop at the correct pavilion entrance and walk you to check-in.

TIRR Memorial Hermann — a special case

TIRR is one of the nation's top rehabilitation hospitals — spinal cord injury, stroke recovery, brain injury. Its patients are, almost by definition, wheelchair users and mobility-limited travelers, and its outpatient therapy schedules are recurring — exactly the combination our ADA lift vans and standing schedules are built for. TIRR outpatient runs (often 2–3 sessions weekly) are one of our signature routes.

The community campuses

Memorial Hermann's community hospitals all use standard patient drop-offs at the main entrance — far simpler than the TMC:

• Memorial Hermann Sugar Land — Fort Bend's southwest anchor
• Memorial Hermann Katy — I-10 West for greater Katy
• Memorial Hermann Memorial City — the I-10/Gessner medical hub
• Memorial Hermann The Woodlands — Montgomery County
• Memorial Hermann Southeast — serving Pasadena, Clear Lake, and the Bay Area
• Memorial Hermann Greater Heights, Northeast (Humble), Pearland, Cypress — neighborhood campuses across the metro

Confirm any address on the official locations page.

Trips we run to Memorial Hermann weekly

• TIRR outpatient rehab on standing wheelchair-van schedules
• Procedure round trips — anesthesia discharge rules mean no driving yourself
• Discharges and rehab transfers — hospital → TIRR → home is a chain we handle end to end, stretcher vans included
• Recurring treatment — infusion, wound care, cardiac rehab
• Heart & Vascular Institute appointments at the TMC campus

Call (832) 369-2500 with your campus, department, and mobility level — we flat-quote the route and arrive 10–15 minutes early.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which Memorial Hermann my appointment is at? Check the street address on your letter or portal — 6411 Fannin St is the TMC flagship; every community campus letter names its location (Sugar Land, Katy, Memorial City, etc.). Give the exact address when booking.

Do you serve TIRR Memorial Hermann? Yes — TIRR outpatient therapy runs are one of our most common standing schedules, with ADA lift vans and securement-trained drivers for wheelchair users.

Can you handle a discharge from Memorial Hermann to TIRR, then later home? Yes — multi-stage rehab journeys are routine: we coordinate each transfer with the nursing staff, including stretcher transport when needed.

Is there a drop-off at the TMC campus or do I have to use the garage? Every pavilion has a patient drop-off — the trick is using the right one for your department, which is exactly what door-through-door service handles for you.

Do you run recurring rides to Memorial Hermann therapy programs? Yes — standing weekly schedules with the same driver, flat-quoted for the whole program. (How standing rides work.)

Which areas do you pick up from? All 21 Greater Houston cities we serve — there's a Memorial Hermann campus near every one of them, and we drive to all of them.