University Health purchases $50M medical towers adjacent to Babcock Specialty Hospital

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Published February 11, 2026 at 2:38 p.m. CT

University Health purchases $50M medical towers adjacent to Babcock Specialty Hospital

The purchase of the two medical towers was made in light of the recent purchase of the Babcock Specialty Hospital. (Parks Kugle/Community Impact)

On Jan. 20, University Health entered into a $50 million agreement to purchase two medical towers, known as Northwest Medical Tower I and Tower II.

The details

This purchase was made in light of the July 29, 2025, acquisition of the Babcock Specialty Hospital, formerly the Christus Santa Rosa Medical Center Campus, according to a news release. Adjacent to the hospital and connected to its second floor via a skybridge, the towers will provide the new hospital with an ideal location for additional clinics and providers, the news release states.

medical tower — Northwest Tower I is seven stories and 123,055 square feet. (Parks Kugle/Community Impact)

Additionally, University Health already rented space in Tower II for The Allergy and Asthma Clinic. In December 2025, University Health also approved a new lease in Tower II for its Women’s Cardiology Clinic, according to the news release.