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Best Hospitals in Fort Worth, TX

Compare all 13 Medicare-certified hospitals in Fort Worth by official CMS safety score, patient experience, and emergency availability. Data updated 2024.

13
Hospitals
5.3
Avg Score
9
With ER
1
5-Star CMS
7
Birth Friendly
All 13 Hospitals in Fort Worth, TX — Ranked by Safety Score
1
Medical City Alliance
📍 3101 North Tarrant Parkway, 76177
🚨 ER 👶 Birth ★ 5-Star
6.8
C
2
Texas Health Harris Methodist Fort Worth
📍 1301 Pennsylvania Avenue, 76104
🚨 ER 👶 Birth ★ 4-Star
6.6
C
3
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest F
📍 6100 Harris Pkwy, 76132
🚨 ER 👶 Birth ★ 4-Star
6.2
C
4
Baylor Scott And White All Saints Medical Center
📍 1400 Eighth Ave, 76104
👶 Birth ★ 4-Star
6.0
C
5
Jps Health Network
📍 1500 S Main St, 76104
🚨 ER 👶 Birth ★ 4-Star
5.9
C
6
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Alliance
📍 10864 Texas Health Trail, 76244
🚨 ER 👶 Birth ★ 4-Star
5.8
C
7
Baylor Scott And White Surgical Hospital Fortworth
📍 1800 Park Place Avenue, 76110
🚨 ER
5.0
D
8
Texas Health Huguley Hospital Fort Worth South
📍 11801 South Freeway, 76115
🚨 ER 👶 Birth
4.8
D
9
Medical City Mental Health And Wellness Center
📍 3100 Alliance Town Center, 76177
4.5
D
10
Wellbridge Healthcare Fort Worth
📍 6200 Overton Ridge Blvd, 76132
4.5
D
11
Cook Childrens Medical Center
📍 801 Seventh Avenue, 76104
🚨 ER
4.5
D
12
Mesa Springs
📍 5560 Mesa Springs Drive, 76123
4.5
D
13
Medical City Fort Worth
📍 900 Eighth Avenue, 76104
🚨 ER
3.4
F

Best Hospitals in Fort Worth, TX — 2025 Guide

Fort Worth has 13 Medicare-certified hospitals. The top-rated facility is Medical City Alliance with a Safety Score of 6.8/10. The city average of 5.3/10 exceeds the national average. Of 13 hospitals, 9 provide emergency services.

Safety scores are based on official CMS Medicare data, updated 2024. For more information on how to choose a hospital, read our Hospital Selection Guide.

⚠️ Medical Disclaimer: This content is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a licensed U.S. healthcare provider for personal medical decisions. In an emergency, call 911 immediately. Data source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), 2024.