NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Follow our progress as we bring physician-owned emergency and surgical care to Manor and eastern Travis County.

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"7. The TXM Manor Emergency Room, a physician-owned hospital and outpatient facility in Texas, is scheduled to open in July 2026. The project is being led by Harbir Singh, MD, who also founded the TXM MicroHospital. The new facility represents a $25 million investment and will be the first in Texas to offer immediate emergency care, inpatient care and surgical services under one roof."
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“If you live in Manor and need to get to a hospital or emergency room, you are praying to the traffic gods that it's not rush hour, that there are no accidents or weather-related slowdowns.”

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"According to a July 10 news release shared with Becker’s, the project is being led by Harbir Singh, MD, who also founded the TXM MicroHospital. The new facility represents a $25 million investment and will be the first in Texas to offer immediate emergency care, inpatient care and surgical services under one roof."
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The TXM Manor Emergency Room is a $25 million physician-owned facility meant to address the healthcare gap in eastern Travis County, according to the city.

“The healthcare facility will provide emergency care, inpatient services and surgical capabilities to an area where emergency transports can take 25-45 minutes to reach an ER,” the city said.

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The TXM Manor Emergency Room is a $25 million physician-owned facility meant to address the healthcare gap in eastern Travis County, according to the city.

“The healthcare facility will provide emergency care, inpatient services and surgical capabilities to an area where emergency transports can take 25-45 minutes to reach an ER,” the city said.

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"It's going to offer 24-7 no wait emergency care, six inpatient rooms so they don't have to travel outside of Manor if they need to stay at a hospital for a couple days," said Dr. Harbir Sing, Founder of TXM Micro-Hospital. "We'll have advanced imaging with CT scanners, X-ray, and operating rooms.”

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“Dr. Harbir Singh is behind the project and joined KVUE Midday...”

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The city of Manor doesn't have its own emergency room or hospital, but that's set to change soon.

By Sean Hemmersmeier – Staff Writer, Austin Business Journal

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PRESS RELEASE: FIRST HOSPITAL IN MANOR BREAKS GROUND

In Travis County's Healthcare Desert, Manor Residents Lose Precious Minutes When Every Second Counts

MANOR, TX – June 26, 2025 – Every second matters during a heart attack, stroke or life-threatening injury, but Manor residents can lose as many as 45 precious minutes fighting Highway 290 traffic to reach emergency care. The groundbreaking of TXM Manor Emergency Room on June 26 is a hopeful sign that the area will soon get its first hospital facility to include emergency care, inpatient care and surgical capabilities—services that won't be available elsewhere in the community until it opens in July 2026.

Read the press release