Mission Statement
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The Mission of the Methodist Hospital Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation is to provide the highest quality care to patients with liver disease. Using innovative clinical and research programs, the Center's physicians and staff are committed to expanding the indications for effective liver disease therapies while adhering to the ICARE values of the Methodist Hospital.
The Methodist Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation treats patients with all facets of liver disease, hepatobiliary problems, and primary or secondary liver tumors. Stressing prevention, early diagnosis, advanced protocol-driven disease management and state-of-the-art research innovation, the center brings together highly trained and experienced medical and patient support teams.
Our physicians have recognized expertise in all aspects of primary and secondary liver tumors, including hepatocellular carcinoma and cholangiocarcinoma and liver metastases. While treating the full spectrum of liver disease and hepatobiliary problems, the center provides particular expertise in care for patients with hepatitis B and hepatitis C, biliary tract disease, pre-transplantation care, transplantation, and end-stage liver disease. Our multidisciplinary approach provides interaction between specialists, resulting in highly coordinated care for each of our patients. The center's team brings years of experience in radiofrequency ablation, chemotherapy and surgical resection approaches.
Innovation and extraordinary patient care drive our results. The quality of care experienced at the Center is a product of the excellent services provided by the Methodist Hospital and the nationally known team of researchers and clinicians who have been recruited to advance care for our patients. Our close partnership with the Methodist Hospital Research Institute allows patients the opportunity to participate in clinical trials, through which they can access some of the most advanced treatments available - including innovative therapies in hepatitis C, hepatitis B and hepatocellular carcinoma.
As one of the world's finest private, nonprofit hospitals, the Methodist offers patients from around the world its healing mix of advanced technology, medical innovation and human caring. No matter the circumstances, to us each patient is an individual with unique needs and concerns. Our mission is to provide the best medical care and service in a spiritual environment. Our primary goal is to keep our patients at the forefront of all we do.
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