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Designated Trauma Facilities 300 TOTAL NUMBER OF DESIGNATED TRAUMA FACILITIES 300 L9EVEL I COMPREHENSIVE TRAUMA FACILITIES 19 FACILITIES ARE CURRENTLY DESIGNATED LEVEL II MAJOR TRAUMA FACILITIES 25 FACILITIES CURRENTLY DESIGNATED LEVEL III ADVANCED TRAUMA FACILITIES 63 FACILITIES CURRENTLY DESIGNATED LEVEL IV BASIC TRAUMA FACILITIES 193 FACILITIES CURRENTLY DESIGNATED LEVEL I (COMPREHENSIVE) TRAUMA FACILITIES BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER - TEMPLE TEMPLE, 76508 (TSA-L) EXPIRES 7/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 6/1/2022) BAYLOR UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER DALLAS, 75246 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 4/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 10/1/2021) CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER OF DALLAS DALLAS, 75235 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 2/1/2023 DELL CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER AUSTIN, 78723 (TSA-O) EXPIRES 8/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 11/1/2021) DELL SETON MEDICAL CENTER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN, 78723 (TSA-O) EXPIRES 12/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 12/1/2022) DOCTORS HOSPITAL AT RENAISSANCE EDINBURG, 78539 (TSA-V) EXPIRES 10/1/2024 HARRIS HEALTH SYSTEM BEN TAUB HOSPITAL HOUSTON, 77030 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 9/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 3/1/2022) JOHN PETER SMITH HOSPITAL FORT WORTH, 76114 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 9/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 12/1/2021) MEDICAL CITY PLANO PLANO, 75075 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 5/1/2023 MEMORIAL HERMANN - TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER HOUSTON, 77030 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 6/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 12/1/2021) METHODIST DALLAS MEDICAL CENTER DALLAS, 75203 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 11/1/2020 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 11/1/2021) PARKLAND MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DALLAS, 75235 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 7/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 7/1/2022) SAN ANTONIO MILITARY MEDICAL CENTER FORT SAM HOUSTON, 78234 (TSA-P) EXPIRES 4/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 10/1/2021) TEXAS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL HOUSTON, TX 77030 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 11/1/2022 UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL SAN ANTONIO, 78229 (TSA-P) EXPIRES 7/1/2023 UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER LUBBOCK, 79415 (TSA-B) EXPIRES 6/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 10/1/2021) UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER OF EL PASO EL PASO, 79905 (TSA-I) EXPIRES 12/1/2020 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 12/1/2021) UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH GALVESTON, 77555-0128 (TSA-R) EXPIRES 4/1/2023 UT HEALTH EAST TEXAS TYLER REGIONAL HOSPITAL TYLER, 75711 (TSA-G) EXPIRES 5/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 11/1/2021) BACK TO TOP LEVEL II (MAJOR) TRAUMA FACILITIES ASCENSION SETON WILLIAMSON ROUND ROCK, 78665 (TSA-O) EXPIRES 6/1/2023 BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MCLANE CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER TEMPLE, 76502 (TSA-L) EXPIRES 8/1/2022 BAYLOR SCOTT AND WHITE MEDICAL CENTER – GRAPEVINE GRAPEVINE, 765012 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 7/1/2023 BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER - HILLCREST WACO, 76712 (TSA-M) EXPIRES 6/1/2020 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 10/1/2021) CHRISTUS MOTHER FRANCES HOSPITAL - TYLER TYLER, 75701 (TSA-G) EXPIRES 8/1/2022 CHRISTUS SPOHN HOSPITAL CORPUS CHRISTI SHORELINE CORPUS CHRISTI, 78404 (TSA-U) EXPIRES 6/1/2023 COOK CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER FT. WORTH, 76104 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 8/1/2022 COVENANT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL LUBBOCK, 79410 (TSA-B) EXPIRES 12/1/2021 COVENANT MEDICAL CENTER LUBBOCK, 79410 (TSA-B) EXPIRES 1/1/2022 DEL SOL MEDICAL CENTER, A CAMPUS OF LPDS HEALTHCARE EL PASO, 79925 (TSA-I) EXPIRES 2/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 11/1/2021) HCA HOUSTON HEALTHCARE CLEAR LAKE WEBSTER, TEXAS 77598 (TSA Q) EXPIRES 12/1/2022 HCA HOUSTON HEALTHCARE CONROE CONROE, TEXAS 77304 (TSA Q) EXPIRES 12/1/2022 MEDICAL CITY ARLINGTON ARLINGTON, 76015 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 4/1/2022 MEDICAL CITY DENTON DENTON, 76210 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 11/1/2020 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 11/1/2021) MEMORIAL HERMANN THE WOODLANDS MEDICAL CENTER THE WOODLANDS, 77380 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 3/1/2019 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 12/1/2021) ROUND ROCK MEDICAL CENTER ROUND ROCK, 78681 (TSA-O) EXPIRES 2/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 8/1/2021) SOUTH TEXAS HEALTH SYSTEM MCALLEN MCALLEN, 78503 (TSA-V) EXPIRES 2/1/2022 ST. DAVID’S SOUTH AUSTIN MEDICAL CENTER AUSTIN, 78704 (TSA-O) EXPIRES 7/1/2021 ST. JOSEPH REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER BRYAN, 77802 (TSA-N) EXPIRES 5/1/2022 TEXAS HEALTH HARRIS METHODIST HOSPITAL FORT WORTH FORT WORTH, 76104 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 3/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 12/1/2021) TEXAS HEALTH PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL DALLAS DALLAS, 75231 (TSA E) EXPIRES 1/1/2023 TEXAS HEALTH PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL PLANO PLANO, 75093 (TSA E) EXPIRES 8/1/2023 UNITED REGIONAL HEALTH CARE SYSTEM WICHITA FALLS, 76301 (TSA-C) EXPIRES 6/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 7/1/2022) VALLEY BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER HARLINGEN, 78550 (TSA-V) EXPIRES 2/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 11/1/2021) BACK TO TOP LEVEL III ADVANCED TRAUMA FACILITIES ASCENSION SETON HAYS KYLE, 78640 (TSA-O) EXPIRES 1/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 10/1/2021) BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE ALL SAINTS MEDICAL CENTER - FORT WORTH FORT WORTH, 76104 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 8/1/2023 BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER - CENTENNIAL FRISCO, 75035 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 11/1/2022 BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER – COLLEGE STATION COLLEGE STATION, 77845 (TSA-N) EXPIRES 9/1/2022 BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER – LAKE POINTE ROWLETT, 75088 (TSA E) EXPIRES 1/1/2023 BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER – MCKINNEY MCKINNEY, 75070 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 7/1/2023 CARL R. DARNALL ARMY MEDICAL CENTER FT. HOOD, 76544 (TSA-L) EXPIRES 3/1/2023 CHI ST. JOSEPH HEALTH COLLEGE STATION HOSPITAL COLLEGE STATION, 77845 (TSA-N) EXPIRES 6/1/2024 CHI ST. LUKES HEALTH - BRAZOSPORT LAKE JACKSON, 77566 (TSA-R) EXPIRES 1/1/2022 CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF SAN ANTONIO SAN ANTONIO, 78207 (TSA-P) EXPIRES 3/1/2023 CHRISTUS GOOD SHEPHERD MEDICAL CENTER - LONGVIEW LONGVIEW, 75601 (TSA-G) EXPIRES 7/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 10/1/2021) CHRISTUS SOUTHEAST HOSPITAL - ST. ELIZABETH & ST. MARY BEAUMONT, 77702 (TSA-R) EXPIRES 3/1/2024 CHRISTUS ST. MICHAEL HEALTH SYSTEM TEXARKANA, 75503 (TSA-F) EXPIRES 6/1/2023 CITIZENS MEDICAL CENTER VICTORIA, 77901 (TSA-S) EXPIRES 4/1/2022 DETAR HEALTHCARE SYSTEM VICTORIA, 77901 (TSA-S) EXPIRES 8/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 11/1/2021) DOCTORS HOSPITAL OF LAREDO LAREDO, 78045 (TSA-T) EXPIRES 9/1/2021 DRISCOLL CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CORPUS CHRISTI 78411 (TSA-U) EXPIRES 4/1/2024 HARRIS HEALTH SYSTEM LYNDON B. JOHNSON HOSPITAL HOUSTON, 77026 (TSA Q) EXPIRES 2/1/2024 HCA HOUSTON HEALTHCARE KINGWOOD KINGWOOD, 77339 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 9/1/2023 HCA HOUSTON HEALTHCARE NORTHWEST HOUSTON, 77090 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 2/12022 HCA HOUSTON HEALTHCARE SOUTHEAST PASADENA, 77504 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 2/1/2023 HCA HOUSTON HEALTHCARE TOMBALL TOMBALL 77375 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 6/1/2022 HENDRICK MEDICAL CENTER ABILENE, 79601 (TSA-D) EXPIRES 5/1/2024 KNAPP MEDICAL CENTER WESLACO, 78568 (TSA-V) EXPIRES 8/1/2022 LAREDO MEDICAL CENTER LAREDO, 78044 (TSA-T) EXPIRES 3/1/2023 (WITH CONTINGENCIES) LAS PALMAS MEDICAL CENTER, A CAMPUS OF LPDS HEALTHCARE EL PASO, 79902 (TSA-I) EXPIRES 4/1/2024 LONGVIEW REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER LONGVIEW, 75605 (TSA-G) EXPIRES 6/1/2023 MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL ODESSA, 79761 (TSA-J) EXPIRES 7/1/2023 (WITH CONTINGENCIES) MEDICAL CITY ALLIANCE FORT WORTH, 76177 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 6/1/2023 MEDICAL CITY LAS COLINAS IRVING, 75089 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 6/1/2023 MEDICAL CITY LEWISVILLE LEWISVILLE, 75057 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 6/1/2022 MEDICAL CITY MCKINNEY MCKINNEY, 75069 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 6/1/2024 MEDICAL CITY NORTH HILLS NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, 76140 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 6/1/2023 MEMORIAL HERMANN CYPRESS HOSPITAL CYPRESS, 77433 (PCR-Q) EXPIRES 3/1/2024 MEMORIAL HERMANN GREATER HEIGHTS HOSPITAL HOUSTON, 77008 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 8/1/2023 MEMORIAL HERMANN KATY HOSPITAL KATY, 77494 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 7/1/2023 MEMORIAL HERMANN SOUTHEAST HOSPITAL HOUSTON, 77089 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 9/1/2022 MEMORIAL HERMANN THE WOODLANDS MEDICAL CENTER THE WOODLANDS, 77380 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 3/1/2019 (EXTENDED 6/1/2021) METHODIST CHARLTON MEDICAL CENTER DALLAS, 75237 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 7/1/2024 METHODIST HOSPITAL SAN ANTONIO, 78229 (TSA-P) EXPIRES 8/1/2022 METHODIST MANSFIELD MEDICAL CENTER MANSFIELD, 76063 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 11/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 5/1/2022) METHODIST STONE OAK HOSPITAL SAN ANTONIO, 78258 (TSA-P) EXPIRES 11/1/2023 MIDLAND MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MIDLAND, 79701 (TSA-J) EXPIRES 9/1/2023 (WITH CONTINGENCIES) NACOGDOCHES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL NACOGDOCHES, 75961 (TSA-H) EXPIRES 2/1/2023 NORTH CENTRAL BAPTIST HOSPITAL SAN ANTONIO, 78258 (TSA-P) EXPIRES 7/1/2024 NORTHWEST TEXAS HOSPITAL AMARILLO, 79106 (TSA-A) EXPIRES 1/1/2023 PARIS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER NORTH CAMPUS PARIS, 75462 (TSA-F) EXPIRES 9/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 12/1/2021) RIO GRANDE REGIONAL HOSPITAL MCALLEN, 78503 (TSA-V) EXPIRES 6/1/2022 SHANNON MEDICAL CENTER SAN ANGELO, 76901 (TSA-K) EXPIRES 10/1/2021 ST. JOSEPH MEDICAL CENTER HOUSTON, 77002 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 8/1/2023 TEXAS HEALTH HARRIS METHODIST HOSPITAL ALLIANCE FORT WORTH, 76244 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 6/1/2024 TEXAS HEALTH HARRIS METHODIST HOSPITAL HURST – EULESS - BEDFORD BEDFORD, 76022 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 3/1/2022 TEXOMA MEDICAL CENTER DENISON, 75020 (TSA-E) EXPIRES 3/1/2024 THE CORPUS CHRISTI MEDICAL CENTER- BAY AREA CORPUS CHRISTI, 78411 (TSA-U) EXPIRES 10/1/2023 THE HOSPITALS OF PROVIDENCE EAST CAMPUS EL PASO, 79938 (TSA I) EXPIRES 1/1/2022 THE HOSPITALS OF PROVIDENCE MEMORIAL CAMPUS EL PASO, 79902 (TSA-I) EXPIRES 7/1/2022 TITUS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MT. PLEASANT, 75455 (TSA-F) EXPIRES 2/1/2021 (EXTENDED DUE TO COVID-19: 11/1/2021) UTMB HEALTH CLEAR LAKE CAMPUS WEBSTER, 77598 (TSA-Q) EXPIRES 12/1/2023 VALLEY BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER – BROWNSVILLE BROWNSVILLE, 78520 (TSA-V) EXPIRES 5/1/2022 VALLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BROWNSVILLE, 78526 (TSA-V) EXPIRES 8/1/2020 WADLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TEXARKANA, 75501 (TSA-F) EXPIRES 3/1/2024 WILLIAM BEAUMONT ARMY MEDICAL CENTER EL PASO, 79920 (TSA-I) EXPIRES 11/1/2022 (WITH CONTINGENCIES) WILSON N.
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