Premier options are available for patients with the opening of a $52 million behavioral health and inpatient rehabilitation pavilion at Medical City McKinney on September 2. The new facility provides expanded services for these existing programs, previously located on the Wysong campus.
“By expanding and moving these services to our main campus, we can meet our community’s needs and provide our behavioral health and inpatient rehabilitation patients with a full continuum of care in one healing location,” said Ernest C. Lynch, III, FACHE, CEO of Medical City McKinney. “This expansion further exemplifies our commitment to the care and improvement of human life.”
The facility was approved in October 2017 to meet the growing needs of the McKinney community. Construction began on the 80,000 square foot, two story pavilion in September 2018. The new behavioral health and inpatient Rehabilitation Institute includes:
- 20 inpatient rehabilitation patient rooms
- 80 adult and geriatric behavioral health patient rooms
- Leading-edge technology
- Outdoor healing garden
- Design elements focused on natural lighting and an open floor plan in common areas
Medical City McKinney’s behavioral health services provide mental healthcare for adults ages 18 for a wide range of conditions including depression, anxiety and bipolar disorders.
The new inpatient Rehabilitation Institute will enable the dedicated team of doctors, nurses and therapists to provide comprehensive services in a beautiful, inviting environment with leading-edge therapy equipment. Inpatient rehabilitation treatment focuses on stroke, amputations, brain injuries, cardiac rehab, trauma, neurological and spinal cord injuries, orthopedics, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s. Medical City McKinney’s inpatient rehab unit is also a Joint Commission accredited for Primary Stroke Rehabilitation.