Adventist Healthcare, which operates Shady Grove Adventist in Rockville, Md., and Washington Adventist in Takoma Park, Md., and Trinity Health’s Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Md., have both filed a certificate of need with the state to build hospitals in the county. The proposed locations would be only a few miles apart, and the commission is not expected to approve both, according to the report.
Adventist has proposed an 86-bed hospital in Clarksburg, Md., while Holy Cross proposed a 93-bed hospital in Germantown, Md.
Read the Washington Post report on the proposed Maryland hospitals.
Read more coverage on these proposed hospitals:
– Maryland Cost Commission Says Two Hospital Construction Proposals Unaffordable
– Two Maryland Hospital Systems Battle for State Approval of New Hospitals
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