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Texas Health Hospital Mansfield is excited to announce the construction of a new hybrid operating room. The room will feature advanced technology that will enhance surgical capabilities and provide patients with greater access to cutting-edge procedures. This investment reinforces the hospital’s commitment to high-quality, compassionate care while addressing the growing demand for complex and minimally invasive surgeries.
The hybrid OR will integrate cutting-edge imaging technology with surgical capabilities, allowing physicians to perform both traditional and interventional procedures in a single space. This innovation will enhance surgical precision, improve patient outcomes, reduce recovery times and elevate the overall patient experience.
“Expanding our surgical services with a hybrid OR allows us to provide a higher level of care while increasing efficiency and access for our patients,” said Eulanie Lashley, president and CEO of Texas Health Mansfield. “By investing in advanced technology and expanding our capabilities, we are reaffirming our commitment to the community and ensuring that patients have more high-quality options for exceptional care close to home.”
Designed to support a broad range of specialties — including cardiovascular, neurosurgery, orthopedic and trauma procedures — the hybrid OR will foster greater collaboration among surgeons, radiologists and specialists, leading to more effective treatment plans and improved patient care.
Scheduled for completion by December 2025, this expansion will not only increase surgical capacity but also enhance access to specialized treatments, reduce wait times and further strengthen Texas Health Mansfield’s role as a leader in advanced healthcare.
Texas Health Mansfield remains dedicated to investing in innovation, expanding patient choice, and elevating care to meet the evolving healthcare needs of the community.
Visit TexasHealthMansfield.org to learn more about Texas Health Mansfield and upcoming construction.
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