Scott & White Memorial Hospital - McLane Children's Hospital Scott & White

McLane Children's Hospital Scott & White

With a generous support from the McLane family, the children's hospital opened on October 4, 2011 at the previous site of King's Daughters Hospital. The current structure underwent renovation to accommodate a new children's emergency department, surgery suites, and pediatric ICU. This unique institution provides access to advance pediatric care to people residing between Austin and Dallas. The hospital also supports a pediatric residency program and medical student education in collaboration with Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine. Future expansion plans include the construction of an outpatient tower and a maternal-fetal hospital.

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