Established in 1965 under the authority of Section 9, Article IX of the Texas Constitution, Maverick County Hospital District (MCHD) is a public entity dedicated to performing an essential public function: providing hospital and medical care to the indigent and medically needy residents of Maverick County.
As a community-focused hospital district, MCHD is committed to ensuring access to quality healthcare services while responsibly managing the resources entrusted to us. Our governing bylaws empower the district to:
Provide access to healthcare services for indigent and medically needy residents.
Deliver necessary resources and public health services to best serve the community.
Improve healthcare standards throughout Maverick County.
Encourage education and training within the healthcare field.
Maintain access to quality care in alignment with available resources.
Support educational activities related to caring for the sick and injured.
Guiding our work to improve community health through accessible, quality, and collaborative care.
To promote the improvement of health and quality of life for the people of Maverick County.
Our mission is to strengthen healthcare delivery through collaboration and communication among the local medical community and county, city, state, and federal health authorities. We strive to foster a better understanding of community health needs and challenges while promoting public and personal health through cooperation among participating institutions.
