The future campus will include a 100-bed hospital, nursing home, medical office buildings for physicians, outpatient medical services and a day care center.
It will be located near two existing hospitals — Shady Grove Adventist Hospital and Frederick Memorial hospital — but representatives from the healthcare system state the new campus will have minimal impact on those facilities, pointing to the region’s rapid population growth, according to a press release from Adventist HealthCare.
The hospital’s completion, if it receives a Certificate of Need and other necessary approvals, will take about five years.
Read the Washington Business Journal’s report on the new Adventist Healthcare hospital.
Read Adventist HealthCare’s press release on the company’s plans to move ahead with the Clarksburg hospital.
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