Best Hospital Chains Companies in Texas, United States
The 61 best Hospital Chains companies in Texas, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: PSN.
Our analysis of 50 Hospital Chains companies
$7.9b in tracked funding; 98% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.
Ranked: Best Hospital Chains companies in Texas
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PSN Chain of multispecialty hospitals | $165M | 46 mo ago | Series D | Eric King Founder | 2017 | — | 2 job openings |
| 2 | CHRISTUS Health Not for profit health system 87Innovation top 20%Market top 22%Funding top 23%Growth top 35% All 9 signals ▾Innovationtop 20% Markettop 22% Fundingtop 23% Growthtop 35% Techtop 43% Producttop 48% Talentbottom 49% Globalbottom 29% Newsbottom 21% Innovation: 6 product lines Market: 45,000 employees (top 2% of Hospitals) · Top-50,000 web property rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 87/100 | $83M | 7 mo ago | Funding Raised | Ernie Sadau CEO & President | 1999 | SitecoreGoogle MapsZURB Foundation+16 | — |
| 3 | First Choice Emergency Room Chain of multi speciality hospitals | $75M | 151 mo ago | Deadpooled | — | 2002 | — | — |
| 4 | Tandem Hospital Partners Chain of multi speciality hospitals | $26M | 99 mo ago | Deadpooled | — | 2014 | — | — |
| 5 | Diabetes America Chain of diabetes treatment hospitals | $21M | 202 mo ago | Deadpooled | Dave Mckenzie President/CEO | 2004 | — | — |
| 6 | Ut Health East Texas Health system 48Talent top 38%Tech top 41%Growth top 43%Funding top 49% All 6 signals ▾Talenttop 38% Techtop 41% Growthtop 43% Fundingtop 49% Marketbottom 35% Globalbottom 32% Talent: 2 named leaders on record · 2 C-suite/founder profiles curated Tech: 44 technologies across 6/8 capability areas · Cloud: Cloudflare, Fastly rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 48/100 | $8M | 13 mo ago | Funding Raised | Tracy Vinciguerra Chief Executive Officer | 2016 | WordPressMySQLMariaDB+13 | — |
| 7 | VitalPet Chain of veterinary hospitals | $4M | 99 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2006 | — | — |
| 8 | DHR Health Operator of a healthcare system providing medical services and patient resources 69Market top 28%Growth top 35%Funding top 47%Tech bottom 38% All 5 signals ▾Markettop 28% Growthtop 35% Fundingtop 47% Techbottom 38% Globalbottom 36% Market: 2,740 employees (top 3% of Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care) · Top-5,000,000 web property Growth: Fresh capital in last 24 mo rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 69/100 | $1M | 11 mo ago | Funding Raised | — | 1997 | UmbracoApple iCloud MailMicrosoft ASP.NET+12 | — |
| 9 | OakBend Medical Center Diversified healthcare provider | $1M | — | Funding Raised | Joe Freudenberger CEO | 2009 | WordPressMySQLPHP+38 | 1 internship · 1 award |
| 10 | USMD Provider of an online doctor consultation platform | $980K | 166 mo ago | Public | Steve House Co-Founder | 1994 | — | — |
| 11 | Aspire Hospital Chain of multi-specialty hospitals | $650K | 170 mo ago | Seed | Jerry Nash CEO | 2009 | WordPressMySQLPHP+11 | — |
Top 12 Hospital Chains companies in Texas
#1
Funding Raised · Irving, Texas · founded 1999 · 45000 employees$83.1Mraised▾
Not for profit health system
- Dec 2025Grant (prize money)$18.6M
- 2025Grant (prize money)$1.2M
- Apr 2025Grant (prize money)$775K
- Apr 2025Grant (prize money)$18.6M
#2
Funding Raised · Tyler, Texas · founded 2016 · 154 employees$7.7Mraised▾
Health system
- May 2025Grant (prize money)$802.7K
- May 2025Grant (prize money)$449.2K
- Apr 2025Grant (prize money)$1.2M
- Feb 2025Grant (prize money)$1.4M
#3
Funding Raised · Edinburg, Texas · founded 1997 · 2740 employees$1.5Mraised▾
Operator of a healthcare system providing medical services and patient resources. The system offers a range of services, including behavioral health, rehabilitation, women's health, and neuroscience. It provides resources for patients and visitors, such as billing, telemedicine, and physician directories. The healthcare system also focuses on graduate medical education and research.
- Jul 2025Grant (prize money)$736.9K
- 2024Grant (prize money)$749.4K
#4
Series D · Plano, Texas · founded 2017 · 101 employees$165Mraised▾
Provider of specialized healthcare and surgical services intended to lead the future of healing through innovative delivery. The company's acute care surgical hospitals and ambulatory surgery center partners offer services like orthopedics, spine care, ENT care, chronic pain, general surgery and gastrointestinal care, enabling independent practices to increase their earning power by focusing on patient outcomes, without worrying about the day-to-day organization tasks.
- Aug 2022Series D$165M
#5
Deadpooled · Lewisville, Texas · founded 2002 · 3057 employees$75Mraised▾
Chain of multi speciality hospitals
#6
Deadpooled · Houston, Texas · founded 2014 · 22 employees$26.2Mraised▾
Provider of an integrated healthcare system intended to deliver an exceptional patient experience and promote better outcomes. The company's acute-care hospital model is built through partnering with leading hospital systems across the U.S. in order to develop and manage CMS accredited, acute care and fully-equipped facilities, which are featured with convenient, close-to-home locations with 24/7 and 365 days availability and clean, comfortable concierge environment, enabling the patients to avail efficient, cost-effective and superior services.
- Apr 2018Series B$20M
- Jan 2018Series A$3M
- Nov 2016Seed—
- Nov 2015Seed$3.2M
#7
Deadpooled · Houston, Texas · founded 2004 · 59 employees$21.5Mraised▾
Chain of diabetes treatment hospitals
#8
Acquired · Houston, Texas · founded 2006 · 420 employees$4Mraised▾
Chain of veterinary hospitals
#9
Funding Raised · Richmond, Texas · founded 2009 · 662 employees$1.4Mraised▾
OakBend Medical Center is the last remaining independent, nonprofit hospital in the Greater Houston area, providing exceptional service with its three hospitals and many specialty centers. OakBend follows an innovative model of care that makes the patient the captain of the care team, up-ending the traditional approach to nursing where the doctors and nurses act as leaders of the team. This patient-centered care drives OakBend’s services and programs, including its signature No Wait ER, an advanced trauma center and the Jack and Billie Wendt Acute Care for the Elderly (ACE) unit.\n\nWe remain committed to developing the very best ways to care for our patients, ensuring a healthy future for
- Conventional Debt$1.4M
#10
Public · Irving, Texas · founded 1994 · 1001 employees$980Kraised▾
USMD is a provider of an online doctor consultation platform. It allows users to search for doctors and can book an appointment with them for their treatment. It offers several types of care such as primary care, specialty care, USMD senior care, imaging centers, telemedicine, and others. It also provides solutions for both doctors and patients.
- Aug 2012Unattributed$980K
#11
Seed · Conroe, Texas · founded 2009 · 76 employees$650Kraised▾
Aspire Hospital is a physician-owned hospital providing outstanding medical services to residents of our community by utilizing proven, state-of-the-art technology, combined with compassionate care. While offering a vast array of services, we focus on the uniqueness and dignity of each person that we serve. Aspire Hospital is accredited and recognized by The Joint Commission for our proven commitment to quality. We have medical departments in various locations in areas north of Houston, which include Shenandoah, Conroe, and Huntsville, Texas.
#12
Funding Raised · Houston, Texas · founded 1950 · 13311 employees—raised▾
Comprehensive pediatric and women's healthcare organization, research center, and teaching hospital, providing life-changing care. The organization offers a wide array of programs and services, from routine checkups to specialized treatments, ensuring access to quality healthcare for all. It is dedicated to advancing healthcare equity through global collaboration in care, education, and research. As a teaching hospital, it is committed to training the next generation of healthcare professionals through fellowships and residencies. The organization supports patients and families with resources like health libraries, visitor guidelines, and financial assistance. It fosters innovation through research, with dedicated laboratories and clinical trials. The organization also focuses on community engagement through volunteer opportunities and fundraising events.
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