Christus Trinity Mother Frances Hospital to begin $90M expansion

Christus Trinity Mother Frances Hospital in Tyler, Texas, is embarking on a $90 million expansion project that includes the addition of a new emergency room and intensive care unit beds, reports the Tyler Morning Telegraph.

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The project is being led by the newly appointed President and CEO of Christus Trinity Mother Frances Health System, Chris Glenney, according to the report. Mr. Glenney replaces Lindsey Bradley, who is transitioning to the role of senior vice president for group operations for Christus Health, according to the report.

The expansion will include the demolition of a parking garage and the construction of a new patient tower in its place. The project is expected to take about two and a half years to complete, according to the report.

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