Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen is moving forward with a major expansion aimed at meeting the growing healthcare needs of Collin County residents. The project will add a new, shelled third‑floor unit that provides 25 additional inpatient beds, increasing the hospital’s overall capacity.

According to Community Impact, Media Relations Strategist Deanna Boyd Spangler said the renovations are expected to cost under $20 million. The investment will create a flexible, shell‑ready space that can be outfitted with the equipment and staffing needed to support the new beds once construction is finished.

The hospital already offers a broad range of services, including emergency care, cardiovascular care, family planning, orthopedics, rehabilitation and more, as listed on its website. By expanding its inpatient capacity, the facility aims to keep these services readily available to local families without the need to travel farther for care.

Adding 25 beds is a tangible response to the region’s population growth, which has placed increasing demand on medical resources. Residents of Allen and surrounding communities will benefit from reduced wait times and greater access to critical care services, reinforcing the hospital’s role as a cornerstone of community health.

The new unit will support the hospital’s existing emergency department, cardiovascular program, family planning clinic, orthopedics and rehabilitation services, ensuring that patients can receive comprehensive treatment close to home.

Renovations are scheduled to be completed in late 2027. The expanded facility is located at 1105 N. Central Expressway in Allen, providing convenient access for city residents and those throughout Collin County.

What’s next: Construction will continue through the next several years, with the hospital planning to open the new 25‑bed unit by the end of 2027. Community members can expect the enhanced capacity to be fully operational shortly after that date.

Sources: communityimpact.com