A quiet house near the Texas Medical Center for families who have come to Houston for heart surgery or a transplant.
About 10 minutes by car from Houston Mennonite Guest Home
Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center is the adult teaching hospital of Baylor College of Medicine and ranks fifth among Texas hospitals. It is home to the Texas Heart Institute, founded by Denton Cooley in 1962, where the first successful heart transplant in the United States was performed.
Cardiac patients are referred here from across Texas and the surrounding states, often for surgery their local hospital will not attempt. The heart transplant program has carried out more than 1,450 transplants since 1975 and performs 35 to 45 a year, each one bringing a family to Houston for an extended stay.

Heart surgery brings a family to Houston at short notice and keeps them here longer than they planned.
Workups and pre-operative appointments can run over several days. Better to stay than to drive back and forth.
The family needs to be nearby while recovery begins. We can host you for up to two weeks of it.
Heart patients and their families are usually given fairly firm dietary advice. A kitchen makes following it possible.
No traffic, no lobby, no corridor noise. Just a room and a porch.
Hospital address6720 Bertner Avenue, Houston, TX 77030
DirectionsAbout 2.9 miles, mostly along North MacGregor Way beside Brays Bayou. Call before you travel and we will tell you where to park.
Houston Mennonite Guest Home is a short drive from the Texas Medical Center and takes families whose person is being treated at any hospital there, Baylor St. Luke's included.
Adult patients receiving treatment in Houston and the adults traveling with them. We do not host children. We host short-term stays only.
Call us or send a request through the website. An innkeeper answers every request the same day, and will tell you straight away whether a room is open for your dates.