Children’s National to absorb HSC Health Care System

Two Washington, D.C.-based children’s health systems received regulatory approval to integrate, the organizations said Sept. 3.

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HSC Health Care System will merge its pediatric hospital, outpatient therapy center, skilled nursing facility, home health services and health plan into Children’s National as a wholly owned subsidiary.

The organizations signed a definitive agreement to combine in May. The health systems have a history of collaboration, working together on a national pilot to help pass the ACE Kids Act this spring. The law eases access to out-of-state care for children with complex medical needs.

Children’s National and HSC Health Care said they are working on a five-year integration plan.

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