Texas Children's has finished a major expansion of its Pavilion for Women. The project, which cost over $200 million, adds new operating rooms and care units. This will help the hospital care for more mothers and babies with high-risk pregnancies.

The expansion includes a larger clinic for maternal fetal medicine and new operating rooms for Cesarean sections. It also has a new unit for high-risk obstetrics and gynecology. This will allow the hospital to keep specialized services in one place.

Further details about the expansion are available from Texas Children's. The project is part of the hospital's efforts to improve care for patients with complex pregnancies.