Houston Methodist Centennial Tower Media Kit
Our State-of-the-Art Hospital Tower Is Slated To Open in 2027
Houston Methodist recently started site preparation for a 26-story hospital tower in the Texas Medical Center that will house a new and larger emergency department, enhanced imaging services and hundreds of additional hospital beds to serve a growing patient population.
New Tower Joins Walter Tower
The $1.4 billion Centennial Tower project will connect to the Paula and Joseph C. “Rusty” Walter III Tower, which opened in 2018 and houses the Houston Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center and the Houston Methodist Neurological Institute. “Together, the towers will add an impressive profile to the Texas Medical Center skyline,” said Marc L. Boom, M.D., president and CEO of Houston Methodist. “We are building this for our community, showing our commitment to the future of health care at Houston Methodist as we continue leading medicine for decades to come.”
Replacing Houston Methodist’s Oldest Facilities
When completed, Centennial Tower will:
- House nearly 400 patient beds, including 175 new beds and 207 beds to replace those currently in Houston Methodist’s Main building, which ultimately will be demolished along with West Pavilion.
- Replace existing space for transplant medicine, intermediate care and surgical intensive care.
- Replace seven operating rooms with the latest technology and add two additional operating room suites and enhanced radiology services.