Fort Worth is quickly becoming one of North Texas’s most dynamic healthcare corridors, driven by population growth, evolving patient needs, and major investments from regional hospital systems. New outpatient centers, specialty clinics, and research-driven facilities continue to expand throughout the metro area, especially in the Near Southside Medical District, creating a rapidly developing ecosystem of care.
As healthcare providers scale to meet rising demand, many face increased pressure to streamline operations, reduce administrative complexity, and maintain strict safety and compliance standards. Reliable medical waste management has become a critical component of that growth, helping facilities protect staff, safeguard patients, and stay aligned with Texas regulatory requirements.
- There are 93 hospitals and clinics across Fort Worth.
- Rapid growth in rural-urban fringe clinics around Benbrook, Saginaw, and North Tarrant County.
- State data shows consistent year-over-year increases in new ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), reflecting a shift toward more localized and accessible care.
- North Texas is home to several award-winning ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) (America’s Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers 2026).
