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Helping hospitals deliver the highest quality of care to babies and mothers is what Texas Perinatal Services is all about. Long before the state rules were adopted for neonatal and maternal care designation requirements, our perinatal experts were playing a key role in supporting the state’s mission to improve maternal and child care. With our strong track record in hospital surveying for both trauma and stroke designations, and our extensive experience in Texas hospitals, state leaders looked to us for expertise and input as they developed designation criteria for perinatal care. We are proud that our experience helped state legislators develop what ultimately became the neonatal and maternal care unit designation criteria.

Texas Perinatal Services provides two types of state-required perinatal verification surveys.

Learn more about Neonatal Surveys.
Learn more about Maternal Care Surveys.

Find Your Perinatal Care Region

In 2013, the Texas Legislature created levels of care designation for neonatal and maternal care in Texas hospitals. In addition, it designated neonatal and maternal care regions and required transfer agreements among hospitals.

Use this interactive map to learn more about your perinatal region and current activities.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V

  • “Your physician surveyor was a great mentor and shared a lot of knowledge with our team.”
    Christus Santa Rosa Hospital San Marcos
  • “Incredibly helpful with any questions or concerns we had prior to the survey and always responded in a timely manner to any requests/clarifications we asked for.”
    Methodist Children’s Hospital
  • “The neonatal physician surveyor made us feel very comfortable during the survey and was very patient."
    Knapp Medical Center
  • “Our nurse surveyor was very knowledgeable and comforting.”
    San Angelo Community Medical Center
  • “Great communication.”
    Valley Regional Medical Center
  • “Great feedback to aid us in a direction to take in improving our overall program. Great learning opportunity. Recognized our hard work.”
    Southwest General Hospital
  • “The nurse surveyor was energetic, shared her experiences and was friendly.”
    Ascension Seton
  • “The neonatal physician surveyor was very helpful and gave us ideas to build our
    quality improvement program.”
    Ascension Providence
  • “Your team did a great job with the survey and was very knowledgeable.”
    The Hospitals of Providence Children’s Hospital El Paso

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