Memorial Hermann Woodlands Rad MEIC

Memorial Hermann Woodlands Rad MEIC is a completed renovation project located at 9250 Pinecroft Drive in The Woodlands, Texas. The work focused on Level 01 of Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center, specifically targeting the radiology department. The project involved replacing existing imaging equipment and performing minor renovations, including finish updates and infrastructure modifications. The total scope covered an area of 320 sq ft.

Project Details and Costs

The estimated cost for this renovation and alteration was $160,000. This figure translates to a cost of $500 per square foot. While the total project cost is below the median estimated cost for similar renovation and alteration filings in Montgomery County, the cost per square foot is higher than the county median of $85 per square foot. The scheduled build window for the project was 46 days, which is shorter than the county median of 92 days for comparable work.

Memorial Hermann Hospital System is the owner of record for this project. SmithGroup served as the design firm. Grant Allen Bailey was the registered accessibility specialist responsible for ensuring compliance with state standards. The project is privately funded and situated on private land for private use. It is one of several projects associated with this owner and design firm in the region.

Timeline and Status

The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in February 2026. Plan review was completed in April 2026. Construction began in March 2026, and the filing listed a completion date of May 2026. The final TDLR accessibility inspection was passed in June 2026. The current status of the project is Inspection Complete, indicating that all required accessibility standards have been met and verified by state officials.

This work contributes to the ongoing maintenance and modernization of medical facilities in Montgomery County. The facility is part of the broader Memorial Hermann network, which includes other registered projects in areas such as Katy, Houston, and Shenandoah. The specific focus on radiology equipment updates reflects a targeted improvement to diagnostic capabilities within the existing hospital structure.