Responding to emergencies with precision and proficiency is a hallmark of Texas hospitals’ work.
Texas hospitals and public health officials work hard to ensure preparedness and safety for severe weather disasters and other emergencies. To help Texas hospitals provide uninterrupted care to the communities they serve, the Texas Hospital Association has curated the following resources to assist hospitals during an unforeseen emergency.
Hurricane & Flood Preparedness
2026 Flood Resources
- Texas Flood
- Texas Flood Recovery
- Texas Flood Recovery and Rebuild
- Rebuild Texas: 2026 Flood Recovery
- Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country: Flood Relief Fund
July 2025 Flood Resources
- Texas Department of Emergency Management: July Flooding
- FEMA: Texas Severe Storms, Straight-line Winds, and Flooding
- Kerr County Flood Relief Fund
Hurricane Resources
- Ready South Texas: Preparing for a Hurricane
- Texas Ready: Hurricanes
- Hurricane Evacuation and Contraflow Routes
- Texas Hurricane Center
Extreme Heat
Preventative Measures and General Tips:
- Stay Hydrated.
- Dress Appropriately.
- Plan Outdoor Activities Wisely.
- Create a Cool Environment.
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Winter Weather Resources
For Facilities:
General Resources:
- TexasReady: Winter Storm Safety Tips
- TDEM Disaster Portal
- Texas Department of Transportation Winter Safety Guide
- Texas Warming Centers: Interactive Legend
- CenterPoint Energy: Winter Energy Guide
Health Resources:
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FEMA Guidance:
The resources below are created by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and provide best practices for emergency preparedness.