Johns Hopkins Breaks Ground on New Sibley Memorial Hospital

Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Medicine has broken ground on a new facility for Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., according to a Newsday report.

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The New Sibley Memorial Hospital will be a 200-bed acute-care facility featuring an expanded emergency department and 50 postpartum rooms, according to the report.

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