Bellaire, Texas-based Harris Health plans to build a $150 million cancer center in northwest Houston.
The cancer center will be constructed on the system’s John M. O’Quinn Hospital campus and is expected to open in 2029, according to an Oct. 14 news release from Harris Health.
Once completed, the facility will house two linear accelerators, an expanded third imaging vault, a brachytherapy suite, infusion and nuclear medicine services, outpatient clinic space and physician offices.
“Following a successful $100 million campaign in support of Harris Health’s strategic facilities plan, the Harris Health Strategic Fund plans to seek $80 million in philanthropic support for the new cancer center,” the health system release said.
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