Harris Health Plans $150 Million Cancer Center for Northeast Houston
Harris Health plans to construct a $150 million cancer center in Northeast Houston, with an anticipated opening in 2029.
Houston, TX, November 6, 2026 — Harris Health has announced plans for a significant new development aimed at expanding cancer care services in the region. The healthcare system intends to construct a $150 million cancer center located in Northeast Houston.
The proposed facility represents a substantial investment in cancer treatment infrastructure. The project’s estimated cost is $150 million. While specific details regarding the scope of services or the exact location within Northeast Houston were not immediately available, the initiative is designed to enhance access to comprehensive cancer care for residents in that part of the city.
Construction is slated to begin with the goal of opening the new cancer center in 2029. This timeline indicates a multi-year development process for the facility. Harris Health has not yet released further information on the architectural design, the number of expected staff, or the specific types of cancer treatments the center will offer.
The development of this cancer center is positioned to address the growing need for advanced medical facilities in Northeast Houston. Further announcements regarding project milestones, community engagement, and the commencement of construction are anticipated as the plans progress toward the projected 2029 opening.
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