“The change reflects our current strategic plans to build on the awareness of the Memorial Hermann Health System and its national reputation as a leader in clinical integration, quality and patient safety,” Brian Wells, CEO of Memorial Hermann Health Insurance Company, said in the release.
The unified brand is also intended to more clearly reflect Memorial Hermann as an integrated health system, according to the release.
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