Houston Expansion

At MD Anderson, facilities play an essential role in delivering compassionate, expert care. With the upcoming additions of MD Anderson Sugar Land, South Campus Research Building 5, the Clinical Services Building and Patient Care Building 1, we strive to shape the next era of cancer care and discovery.

Elevating care for every patient

Our Houston expansion represents more than physical growth. As some of our largest and most advanced structures, these new spaces are a bold step toward accessible, patient-centered and technologically advanced cancer care.

 

Scheduled to open between 2026 and 2031, these facilities will expand outpatient and inpatient capacity, integrate the latest diagnostic tools and treatment modalities, and deliver safer, smarter and more personalized care.

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Meeting the Growth Demand for Cancer Care

As Texas’ population continues to grow, demand for cancer care is rising. Outdated facilities cannot keep pace, leading to delays and longer wait times. The additions on the horizon will address these challenges, expanding access to the institution ranked No. 1 in cancer care.

Abstract graphic in the shape of Texas showing how rising population numbers are increasing demand for care.
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Established to Elevate the Patient Experience

Disease-specific clinics

Tailored care environments that meet the unique needs of each patient.

 

Advanced diagnostic and treatment services

Integration of leading-edge tools, imaging and therapies.

 

State-of-the-art surgery suites

Equipped for precision and innovation in surgical care.

 

Artificial intelligence and advanced robotics

Expected incorporation of emerging technologies to deliver smarter cancer care.

 

Seamless campus connection

Direct links to the Dan L. Duncan Building and the Lowry and Peggy Mays Clinic for easy patient and staff movement.

World-Class Care Begins With an Exceptional Environment

MD Anderson’s Houston expansion is designed to foster healing and to elevate the patient experience. With disease-specific “clinics of the future,” serene terraces, inspiring art installations and more, every detail is curated for comfort. Convenient parking, intuitive wayfinding and skybridge connections enhance accessibility, making this building a symbol of healing and a model for the future of cancer care.

Groundbreaking of new facility in Sugar Land near the Smart Financial Centeron Monday, March 31, 2025.
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The Houston expansion is a substantial investment in the future of cancer care. Your generosity propels our progress toward a future where healing and innovation unite.