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SPRING - Memorial Hermann Health System will build a 30,000-sf emergency and urgent care center at the Grand Pkwy. and Boudreaux Rd. to provide residents with walk-in, after-hours and weekend care.

The total project cost including land and developer building is $20.4 million. The center is expected to open in 2016.

The building will include up to six primary care doctors, an imaging department, a 24-hour emergency room and sports medicine and rehabilitation.

Patients who need higher levels of care will be transferred to Memorial Hermann The Woodlands, Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center or Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital.

In early October, Memorial Hermann officials announced plans to build a $168 million Cypress medical campus, including an 80-bed hospital. See previous story Memorial Hermann to build $168M Cypress campus.

The Spring and Cypress projects are part of the health system's estimated $1.2 billion regional development. That total also accounts for Memorial Hermann's $650 million Medical Center flagship expansion and renovation.