Hospitals in Travis County, Texas

Travis County is served by 14 Medicare-certified hospitals, averaging 3.6 out of 5 overall among rated providers. Provider profiles below include CMS ratings, inspections, staffing, and ownership.

Browse: Hospitals in Texas · all care types in Travis County · Cities: Austin, Pflugerville

Hospitals profiles in Travis County

Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Private Ascension Seton Medical Center Austin Austin, TX 78705 CMS rating 3.0 / 5 Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Private Ascension Seton Northwest Austin, TX 78759 CMS rating 4.0 / 5 Hospital · Proprietary Austin Oaks Hospital Austin, TX 78745 No CMS rating Hospital · Government - State Austin State Hospital Austin, TX 78751 No CMS rating Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Private Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Pflugerville Pflugerville, TX 78660 CMS rating 4.0 / 5 Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Private Baylor Scott & White Medical Center- Austin Austin, TX 78735 No CMS rating Hospital · Proprietary Cross Creek Hospital Austin, TX 78754 No CMS rating Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Private Dell Children's Medical Center Austin, TX 78723 No CMS rating Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Private Dell Seton Med Center at the University of Tx Austin, TX 78701 CMS rating 4.0 / 5 Hospital · Proprietary North Austin Medical Center Austin, TX 78758 CMS rating 3.0 / 5 Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Private Northwest Hills Surgical Hospital Austin, TX 78731 No CMS rating Hospital · Proprietary St David's Medical Center Austin, TX 78705 CMS rating 4.0 / 5 Hospital · Proprietary St David's South Austin Medical Center Austin, TX 78704 CMS rating 3.0 / 5 Hospital · Physician The Hospital at Westlake Medical Center Austin, TX 78746 No CMS rating

Cities in Travis County

Austin, TX 13 facilities Pflugerville, TX 1 facilities

Choosing a hospital in Travis County

When comparing hospitals, examine the CMS overall rating along with the measure groups behind it, confirm the services you need are available, and check whether the hospital is in your insurance network. Ratings are signals, not medical advice.

A sensible first step is to line up the CMS Five-Star ratings, since they distill health inspections, staffing, and quality measures into one score. Treat a strong overall rating as a starting signal, then dig into the inspection findings and staffing numbers that produced it.

For families in Travis County, the key questions are Medicare and Medicaid participation, current openings, how care plans are set, and how problems are escalated overnight or on weekends. A personal visit plus direct questions is still the surest way to judge whether a provider fits.

Frequently asked questions

How many hospitals does Travis County have?

According to current CMS data, Travis County, Texas has 14 Medicare-certified hospitals, with an average overall CMS rating of 3.6 out of 5 among rated providers.

Which cities in Travis County offer hospitals?

Based on the current data, Austin, Pflugerville have Medicare-certified hospitals.

Data sources

Data source: CMS Provider Data Catalog. Data as of 2026-10-06.

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