Bill Adams, president and CEO of Reston (Vir.) Hospital Center who has worked with HCA for 29 years, will retire June 1, according to a press release.
While Mr. Adams was overseeing Reston Hospital, the facility completed a $100 million dollar expansion project that added 60 beds, converted the hospital to all-private rooms, expanded the ED and ORs, and added a medical office building and surgery center.
A successor has not yet been named.
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