Erectile dysfunction
28 hospitals in 14 states list Erectile dysfunction as a condition they treat on their own websites, 3 of them in Greater Houston. Listings reflect each hospital's own published information; confirm availability with the hospital before you go.
25 hospitals outside Greater Houston, by state
14 statesThese hospitals list «Erectile dysfunction» on their own websites (checked between 2026-10-29 and 2026-11-02). Hospitals word their services differently, so the list is not complete; confirm with the hospital before you go.
Alaska (1)
Alabama (1)
- Cullman Regional Medical Center Cullman
Florida (3)
- AdventHealth Lake Wales Lake Wales
- Bay Pines VA Medical Center Bay Pines
- HCA Florida Englewood Hospital Englewood
Iowa (2)
- Clarinda Regional Health Center Clarinda
- Greater Regional Medical Center Creston
Maine (1)
- Northern Light Mercy Hospital Portland
Michigan (1)
- Sheridan Community Hospital Sheridan
Missouri (2)
- University of Missouri Health Care Columbia
- Western Missouri Medical Center Warrensburg
Mississippi (1)
- Bolivar Medical Center Cleveland
Nebraska (1)
- Howard County Medical Center St Paul
Oregon (2)
- Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital Hood River
- Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center Oregon City
Puerto Rico (1)
Texas (6)
Utah (2)
- Gunnison Valley Hospital Gunnison
- Holy Cross Hospital - Salt Lake Salt Lake City
West Virginia (1)
3 Houston-area hospitals
Harris: 3| Hospital | Type | Location (County) | Beds | Selected care areas | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HCA Houston Healthcare Southeast | Acute Care HospitalER | Pasadena (Harris) | 350 | Cancer CareHeart & VascularDigestive Health | View hospital → |
| HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest | Acute Care HospitalER | Houston (Harris) | 417 | Cancer CareHeart & VascularEmergency Care | View hospital → |
| HCA Houston Healthcare Clear Lake | Acute Care HospitalER | Webster (Harris) | 754 | Cancer CareNeurologyHeart & Vascular | View hospital → |
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