THR Mansfield POB 4th Floor Womens’ Clinic

The THR Mansfield POB 4th Floor Womens’ Clinic completed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in October 2026, confirming that construction is complete. This renovation project occupies 18,093 square feet of shell space on the fourth floor of the facility at 2500 Lone Star Road in Mansfield, Texas. The work involved finishing out an existing area to create a comprehensive women’s clinic, including a waiting lobby, exam rooms, procedure rooms, an imaging department, and a blood draw station. The total estimated cost for this renovation and alteration was $4,000,000, equating to $221 per square foot.

Glenn Thomas Comtois served as the registered accessibility specialist for this project, which was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in February 2026. Plan review was completed in March 2026, the same month construction began. The filing indicated a scheduled completion date of August 2026, but the final inspection did not pass until October 2026. This timeline represents a 153-day build window, which is longer than the 104-day median for similar renovation projects in Johnson County. The project is privately funded and located on private land for private use.

Design and Scope

Corgan was the design firm of record for this project. The scope of work focused on transforming a raw shell space into a functional clinical environment. The specific areas renovated include patient-facing spaces such as the waiting lobby and exam rooms, as well as technical areas like the imaging department and procedure rooms. The inclusion of a dedicated blood draw station indicates a full-service diagnostic and treatment capability within this 18,093-square-foot footprint. The cost per square foot of $221 is above the county median of $75 for renovation and alteration filings, reflecting the specialized nature of the medical equipment and finishes required for a women’s clinic.

Texas Health Hospital Mansfield is the owner of record. This entity has one other TDLR-registered project in the region, a $1,500,000 renovation that has already closed. Corgan, the design firm, has six other registered projects totaling nearly $100 million across Texas, including locations in Dallas, Georgetown, and Houston. The Mansfield project stands out for its specific focus on women’s health services within an existing hospital professional office building. The completion of the final TDLR accessibility inspection marks the end of the regulatory construction phase for this specific scope of work.