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Memorial Hermann The Woodlands achieves First Well-Being Excellence Gold Tier Honor in Greater Houston
Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center has earned the Well-Being Excellence credential from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). The hospital is the first in Texas and third in the nation to earn the gold tier – the ANCC awards Well-Being Excellence in the tiers of bronze, silver and gold.
The Well-Being Excellence credential is a national recognition that highlights Memorial Hermann The Woodlands’ strong commitment to creating a healthy, evidence-based work environment where employees feel safe, supported and empowered. Throughout Memorial Hermann Health System, staff well-being is a strategic priority, contributing to improved engagement, retention and organizational performance.
As a credentialed organization, Memorial Hermann The Woodlands demonstrates leadership in advancing workplace culture, employee well-being, and excellence in care delivery.
“Our nurses and staff are the heart of Memorial Hermann The Woodlands, demonstrated by our ANCC Magnet with Distinction designation in 2025,” said John Voight, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, vice president and chief nursing officer at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands. “Now, earning the gold tier honors our dedication to nurturing a culture of well-being where team members feel supported and heard, which ultimately enhances the care we provide to our patients.”
To learn more about the Well-Being Excellence recognition program, visit: https://www.nursingworld.org/wellbeingexcellence
Source: Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center
