Plano North | June 2025

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Collin County has gained 172,251 residents over the last five years, according to U.S. census data. Plano is growing more modestly—the city’s popula- tion has increased by 2,760 in that time. But Texas Health Plano serves the whole region, Hay said, adding that the hospital receives around 500 transfer requests annually. He added that the hospital has been operating over 90% capacity since the COVID-19 pandemic.

The expansion will also support the region’s growing aging population as well. Plano’s median age has increased from 36.3 years old to 39.3 years old over the last five years. “The older we get, the more health care services that we need,” Hay said. “Especially when it comes to strokes, heart attacks and trauma services. That’s really where we’ve been focusing our efforts.”

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Plano is looking to grow with North Texas. The hospital is starting construction on a new tower this summer, which will increase the hospital’s bed total to 400. “We’re really investing in higher acuity care services to be able to support the region’s growth,” Texas Health Plano President Fraser Hay said.

Collin County population 65 and older

Collin County population

Texas Health expansion

1.2M

1,116,601

973,977

300,000 square-foot tower 168 critical care beds 538 parking spaces

800K

400K

104,035

127,014

SOURCE: TEXAS HEALTH RESOURCES/COMMUNITY IMPACT

SOURCE: U.S. CENSUS DATA/COMMUNITY IMPACT

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