Methodist Sugar Land Hospital seeks
community blessings for expansion

Methodist Sugar Land Hospital is seeking written blessings, prayers and well-wishes from Fort Bend community members in preparation for the opening of its latest expansion this fall.

“As our hospital expands, we are reminded of our promise to cultivate a safe, spiritual and healing environment for the Fort Bend community,” said Bill Bross, director of Spiritual Care and Values Integration at Methodist Sugar Land Hospital. “To help us fulfill that promise, we are asking the community to submit their blessings for our patients, family, staff, physicians and/or our community.”

These blessings will be displayed throughout the hospital, including patient rooms, hallways and pavers. To participate, please visit www.methodistsugarland.com or mail submissions to Methodist Sugar Land Hospital at 16655 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, TX 77479; attention Bill Bross.

“We literally want our hospital to be surrounded by the blessings, well-wishes and prayers of our diverse community. The Methodist Hospital System honors religious diversity, and we look forward to receiving messages from community members of all walks of faith,” Bross said.

Currently offering 54 beds to the citizens of Fort Bend County, the new $296 million expansion will initially house 180 beds, with the capacity to grow quickly to 256 beds. The expansion includes three cardiac catheterization labs, additional labor and delivery suites and enhanced existing services in critical care, emergency department, surgery and imaging. In addition, five centers of excellence are expanding, including heart, cancer, orthopedics, neurosciences and urology.