Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen is moving forward with plans to build out a shelled third-floor unit, a project that will add 25 beds and boost the hospital's inpatient capacity by late 2027. The renovations are expected to cost under $20 million, with construction aimed at wrapping up as the Allen campus continues growing alongside the surrounding region.
According to Community Impact, the hospital, located at 1105 N. Central Expressway in Allen, is expanding to meet growing healthcare needs in Collin County, according to Media Relations Strategist Deanna Boyd Spangler. The outlet reports the project includes building out the shelled third-floor space specifically to add those 25 beds and increase overall inpatient capacity.
A separate project listing from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation shows a start date of Jan. 5, 2027, a completion date of Sept. 5, 2027, and an estimated project cost of $10,208,431 for work at the Allen hospital. That figure and timeline come from a snippet of the state listing, and it's not clear how closely those numbers align with the under-$20-million estimate cited by the hospital's own spokesperson.
What the Expanded Floor Could Mean for Patients
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen already offers emergency care, cardiovascular care, family planning, orthopedics and rehabilitation, among other services, the hospital's media relations team told the outlet. The new beds are intended to add capacity to a hospital that already serves a wide range of patient needs in the area.
The Allen expansion fits into a broader pattern of growth across the Texas Health Resources system. Per a Texas Health Resources announcement, the health system is also planning a new 60-bed hospital and medical campus in north McKinney, expected to open in early 2029 with plans to eventually double that capacity. Texas Health said the pace of its expansion reflects, in the system's words, “the urgent need for accessible, quality healthcare in this flourishing region.”
A Pattern of Growth Across North Texas
That same announcement noted Texas Health Frisco was building out its seventh floor to add 30 new patient rooms by fall 2026, while Texas Health Plano had begun construction on an eight-story tower expected to add 168 beds. The system also said that in the five years before February 2026, Texas Health Allen completed what it described as the largest renovation and construction project in the hospital's history, increasing the hospital's beds and space for several service lines.
Allen's hospital has expanded before. A separate $68 million patient care tower project there added 75 medical/surgical beds and more than 108,000 square feet, according to the system's news release marking a 2019 topping-out event — a construction milestone the system said marked the midway point of that build. At the time, Texas Health said the hospital's service area already had more than 425,000 residents, with nearly 90,000 more expected to move in within two years.
No details have been released on the new unit's specific layout, which services or patient populations it will support, or how the additional 25 beds will be staffed once construction wraps up in late 2027.
