Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center continues to serve the rapidly growing North Houston region with the expansion of its campus to support rising demand and its new designation as a Level II trauma center.
The project features a new 332,000-square-foot bed tower, adding 138 patient beds and bringing total capacity to over 500. The expansion also enhances critical services, including five new operating rooms, a significantly larger imaging department, and expanded cardiopulmonary and support services. Key departments such as the observation unit, PACU, endoscopy suite, cath labs, and cardiology suite have been relocated or upgraded, with additional floors reserved for future growth.
To maintain hospital operations during construction, work was completed in multiple phases. This included a temporary 200-space parking lot and the vertical expansion of the existing garage into a five-story structure with 220 new spaces and a sky bridge. A major central utility plant upgrade ensures infrastructure keeps pace with the hospital’s growing footprint.
This strategic expansion strengthens Memorial Hermann The Woodlands’ ability to deliver advanced care now and in the future while minimizing disruption and maintaining patient-centered service.
