Hospital leaders have finished a major project. The work was done to help mothers and babies who need extra care. A lot of money was spent on this effort.
The project started a few years ago and is now complete. It added more space for doctors to work and for patients to receive care. More information about this expansion is available from Texas Children's.
They can provide details about the new facilities and services.
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