Texas Health Resources filed a proposal with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations in August to construct a new outpatient services and physician‑practice medical center just off I‑20 in the south side of Arlington. The project, estimated at $5.3 million, will occupy roughly 55,000 square feet across two stories.
Local families gain easier access to care
Lori Clay, vice president of primary care operations for Texas Health Physicians Group, said the new facility will simplify the healthcare experience for Arlington residents. “This facility will help simplify the healthcare experience, reduce the need to travel between multiple locations and support the growing healthcare needs of the Arlington community,” Clay said in a statement.
Services to be offered
The center will house Texas Health Physicians Group practices that specialize in adult and family medicine, orthopedic services, and heart and vascular care, according to Deanna Boyd Spangler, a spokesperson for Texas Health Resources. In addition, sports‑medicine services provided by Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital will be available, and on‑site laboratory services will support diagnostic needs.
Construction timeline
State filings indicate construction is scheduled to begin in April 2027, with completion expected in August of the same year. The building has not yet been formally named; filings refer to it as the Texas Health Resources Arlington Centralized Ambulatory Center.
Context within Arlington’s health landscape
Texas Health Resources already maintains a significant presence at Arlington Memorial Hospital in the city’s central area, along with a family‑care location nearby. The new ambulatory center will add capacity in a part of town where other health systems, such as Medical City Arlington, also operate, giving residents more options close to home.
Community impact
By consolidating multiple specialties under one roof, the center aims to reduce travel time for patients, lower overall healthcare costs, and provide a more coordinated approach to treatment. The addition of sports‑medicine and lab services further positions the facility as a comprehensive health hub for families, athletes, and seniors alike.
Contact information
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Original reporting: Fort Worth Report — read the source article.
