Kelsey-Seybold Fort Bend Campus completes expansion to services, adds building

The Fort Bend Campus also added more laboratory and diagnostic imaging services, including two MRI machines, one new CT machine with space for another, 3D mammography, ultrasound, X-ray and nuclear medicine imaging.

The two buildings are connected through a first-floor interior walkway, with a new parking garage situated behind the new building.

Diving in deeper

The new cancer center offers services including diagnostic and treatment options, infusion therapy and radiation oncology.

The release also states the future ambulatory center will become operational in 2025—expanding access to surgical care in Fort Bend County and southwest Harris County with:

• Four operating rooms
• Three endoscopy suites
• One procedure room

Kenneth Janis, chief operating officer for Kelsey-Seybold Clinic, said in a statement the expansion brings "top-tier specialty care to the doorstep of Fort Bend and Harris County residents and professionals" and shortens the distance between patients and essential health care services.

"With this new facility, we're limiting the need for trips to the [Texas Medical Center], ensuring that patients in this vibrant community have swift access to the care they deserve," Janis said in the release. "We are thrilled that Fort Bend Campus is opening its doors to serve the community with the compassionate excellence our team is known for."

What else?

The opening of the Fort Bend Campus comes after recently opened Stafford and Eldridge clinics, as well as the pending opening of a clinic in Rosenberg. These clinics, in addition to the already established center in Sienna, are part of a regional strategy to make care more convenient and accessible to people where live and work, according to the release.

• Opened April 15
• 11555 University Blvd., Sugar Land
• www.kelsey-seybold.com