Cook Children’s Expansion Includes New TX Surgery Center in Fort Worth

A new outpatient surgery center is included in a $250 million expansion of Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, according to a Fort Worth Business Press report.

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The expansion, named the Dodson Specialty Clinics building, will house 18 new pediatric subspecialty clinics, and will include the surgery center, a cancer center, heart center and neuroscience.

 

The Dodson Surgery Center will be dedicated to pediatric patients needing outpatient procedures such as eyes, ENT, minor orthopedics and general surgery, according to a Cook Children’s report. It includes six operating suites for outpatient procedures, including two eye surgery suites.

 

A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Dodson Specialty Clinics building was held March 1. The first of the subspecialty clinics will open March 26.

 

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