Healthcare in Frisco
Frisco's healthcare access centers on Baylor Scott & White Health, the largest not-for-profit health system in Texas, which has served the Frisco area since 2002 and operates two named hospital campuses inside the city -- a well-established 118-bed general hospital and a newly opened, purpose-built women's-health-focused facility -- rather than a single, older flagship hospital.
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Learn moreBaylor Scott & White Medical Center -- Frisco (Centennial Campus)
Located at 5601 Warren Parkway, this is a 118-bed hospital with over 500 medical staff serving Frisco and both Collin and Denton County residents, offering cardiovascular care, women's health, orthopedics and spine surgery, weight-loss surgery, advanced robotic surgery, and digestive and breast care. One source cites a 92% patient willing-to-recommend rate for the hospital. Baylor Scott & White Health overall is described as the largest not-for-profit healthcare system in Texas and one of the largest in the U.S., operating more than 800 patient access points statewide.
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center -- Frisco at PGA Parkway
A newer, purpose-built 340,000-square-foot, 84-bed hospital opened in 2026, with a specific focus on women's services and expecting mothers -- an entire floor dedicated to women's health plus a NICU, expanding access to care for Collin County and surrounding communities. This is a genuine, recent capacity addition, distinct from (and complementary to) the older Centennial campus, reflecting continued healthcare-system investment tracking Frisco's population growth.
Broader DFW Hospital-System Access Nearby
Frisco sits within easy driving distance of the broader DFW hospital-system market, including Medical City and other major systems with a footprint in neighboring Plano and McKinney -- but a detailed, independently verified breakdown of every additional hospital system serving the Frisco area specifically was not compiled this session. Treat the two directly sourced Baylor Scott & White campuses above as the confirmed core of in-city hospital access, with the broader DFW market providing additional nearby options.
What This Means for Access
Two dedicated hospital campuses inside city limits -- one an established, broad-specialty general hospital, the other a new, women's-health-focused facility with a NICU -- is a genuine, real healthcare-access asset for a city Frisco's size, reflecting continued system investment rather than reliance on a single aging facility. As with any hospital-access summary, this describes system and facility presence, not any individual insurance plan's network participation or out-of-pocket costs -- confirm those directly with a provider or insurer before relying on this page for a relocation decision.
Key takeaways
- Baylor Scott & White Health, the largest not-for-profit health system in Texas, has served Frisco since 2002 and operates two named hospital campuses inside city limits.
- Baylor Scott & White Medical Center -- Frisco (Centennial, 5601 Warren Parkway) is a 118-bed, broad-specialty hospital with over 500 medical staff and a cited 92% patient willing-to-recommend rate.
- Baylor Scott & White Medical Center -- Frisco at PGA Parkway is a newly opened (2026), 340,000-sq-ft, 84-bed facility with a dedicated women's-health focus and a NICU -- a real, recent capacity addition.
- Broader DFW hospital-system options exist nearby in Plano and McKinney, though a detailed breakdown of those specific systems was not independently compiled this session -- confirm insurance-network participation directly.
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