Expansion at Methodist Women's Hospital
More Access. More Innovation. A Higher Standard of Care for All Women in Our Region.
"Because of you, more women will have access to quality, compassionate care at every stage of life. We're grateful for your caring hearts and the way you support our patients and their families.” – Tracy Madden-McMahon, president and CEO, Methodist Hospital Foundation
Since opening in 2010, Methodist Women’s Hospital has grown into a regional center of excellence in women’s health – from deliveries and surgeries to cancer care and research.
Now, with the latest expansion, we’re bringing more access, more innovation, and an even higher standard of care for all women in our region.
That is a gift to our communities. We are incredibly grateful for all the donors who supported the For All Women campaign and this important project.
"Thank you for your belief in us. Thank you for being one of our partners and caring for our community. It's so evident that you care as much as we care, and we simply can't do it without you.” – Josie Abboud, President and CEO, Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women’s Hospital
Take a quick video tour of the expansion, which opened in February 2024:
New NICU Rooms
As part of the hospital expansion, 14 rooms were added to the area’s largest NICU – now home to 67 beds.
"The NICU is definitely a part of our lives that is so close to our hearts. To see a brand-new expansion for all the babies to come, it just means so much. Thank you for your contribution to this project. This means a lot.” – Tori Peitz, Former NICU mom
Kinsley & Heidi's Lending Library and Reading Corners
A brand-new NICU feature, Kinsley & Heidi's Lending Library and two satellite "corners" offer our NICU families a chance to grab a book, read and relax.
Photos of NICU "Graduates"
Lining the wall of the new expansion, photos of former NICU babies who are now thriving.
New NICU Nurses' Station
A state-of-the-art nurses' station will help to support our NICU care team.
New Virtual Care Platform
NICU stays can last weeks or months, and parents can’t always be there. That separation can lead to depression, sleepless nights, anxiety and feelings of helplessness. The For All Women campaign also funded a new live-stream, virtual care platform for the entire NICU, allowing families to stay connected when they have a baby in the hospital.
