Sue Mayborn Women's Center
Naming Opportunities are still available. Donate to the Sue Mayborn Women's Center.
The Sue Mayborn Women’s Center became a reality after several community members and Metroplex employees broke ground Friday, April 18, 2008. The new facility is set to open Summer 2009.
The new center, with Phase 1 recently completed, has been nearly 30 years in the making. Our goal is to meet the demands of rapid population growth in West Bell, Coryell and Lampasas counties by consolidating and coordinating women's health services into one convenient area while also improving patient comfort, aesthetics and work flow. In addition to inpatient services, the Women's Center will also promote wellness and prevention.
In July 2008, the U.S. Census Bureau listed Killeen as the second fastest growing city in the state 
and the sixth fastest growing city in the nation. By 2020, Bell County’s population is predicted to grow by 54%. Metroplex must continue to grow to meet the increased healthcare needs for all women.
Labor and Delivery Services
- Additional Labor and Delivery Suites
- Ultrasound
- State-of-the-art Nursery
- Modern C-section Suites
- Roomy and Comfortable Private Patient Rooms
- Additional and Transport Isolates
- Centralized Fetal Monitoring System
- Birthing Beds and New Equipment
- New Visitor Beds
Women’s Services
- Digital Mammography
- Ultrasound Equipment
- Lab Equipment
- Bone Density Testing
- Education Area with information and classes for preventative care, early detection and intervention
Our mission is to provide complete health that includes the emotional, spiritual and physical needs of our patients. “We want to upgrade the level of service we provide,” said Ken Finch, President and CEO of Metroplex Health System. “It is exciting knowing that in the years to come, the all-inclusive Sue Mayborn Women’s Center will have an everlasting impact on the lives of women,” he added.
The women in our community and surrounding counties deserve a comprehensive healthcare facility close to home. Naming opportunities are still available. Donate to the Sue Mayborn Women’s Center.