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Children’s Medical Center’s new 395,000-square-foot tower will add six new specialty programs, hundreds of beds and a variety of amenities.(Courtesy Children’s Health)

Children’s Plano looks to become region's pediatric ‘hub’

By Michael Crouchley

As population continues to boom in North Texas, the expansion of Children’s Medical Center in Plano will triple the hospital’s number of beds while greatly expanding treatment options across the board

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