Here are three things to know:
1. In 2014, the Medical Center of Plano expanded its Brain and Spine Hospital for $70 million.
2. The medical center is considering another expansion to offer more comprehensive spine and brain services. The CEO noted patients want a one-stop shop.
3. Currently, the hospital provides corrective surgery for various spinal conditions as well as services for epilepsy, brain tumors, scoliosis and stroke, among others.
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