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Mayor Bowser Delivers on Promise to Open New, Full-Service Hospital East of the River with Opening of Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center GW Health

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The Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center GW Health is set to open its doors on April 15, 2025, fulfilling Mayor Muriel Bowser's commitment to establish a full-service hospital in Wards 7 and 8, a region historically underserved in healthcare. This new facility, which represents the first full-service hospital in Washington, DC, in 25 years, is a $434. 4 million public-private partnership, spanning 406,000 square feet. It boasts 136 beds, with plans to expand to 184, and includes a 54-bay emergency department designed to cater to both adults and children. Dr.

Anthony Coleman, CEO of Cedar Hill, highlighted the hospital's role in improving community health outcomes. The new medical center will work in conjunction with the George Washington University Hospital and additional health centers to offer comprehensive care. Universal Health Services has pledged $75 million to bolster healthcare services in the area, reinforcing the commitment to address local health needs. This opening is viewed as a transformative moment for residents, allowing them to access essential medical services closer to home. The project is a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to reduce health disparities in the District.

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