$25 million physician-owned hospital set to open in Texas

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The TXM Manor Emergency Room, a physician-owned hospital and outpatient facility in Texas, is scheduled to open in July 2026.

According to a July 10 news release shared with Becker’s, the project is being led by Harbir Singh, MD, who also founded the TXM MicroHospital. The new facility represents a $25 million investment and will be the first in Texas to offer immediate emergency care, inpatient care and surgical services under one roof.

Dr. Singh said the facility is being built to address a regional gap in emergency care, with the closest emergency rooms and trauma centers located 25 to 45 minutes away.

The 24,000-square-foot facility will house six licensed inpatient rooms, two operating suites, a six-bed emergency department and other specialized services. It will be wholly physician-owned and operated.

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