The Loudoun County (Va.) Board of Supervisors reaffirmed an earlier vote denying HCA’s application for land use for its Broadlands Regional Medical Center, according to a report in the Loudoun Times-Mirror.
The denial will end HCA’s development of the hospital as the Board indicated it will not meet again regarding the matter, according to the report.
The Broadlands project was contested by Inova Health.
HCA recently announced plans to turn its attention to the expansion of its Reston (Va.) Hospital Center. Inova plans to move forward with the development of a new hospital in the area.
Read the Loudoun Times-Mirror report about the Broadlands Regional denial.
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