Bringing Our Vision for Expanded Access to the Community

Washington Adventist Hospital’s commitment to expand health care access has lead to a bold plan to construct a state-of-the-art health care campus in the White Oak section of Montgomery County.

A determining factor in this decision involves our Vision for Expanded Access initiative that mandates the easy availability of health care for all the communities we serve.

The plan as it now exists places the new facility just six miles from our current location on a 48-acre parcel of land off Plum Orchard Drive and Cherry Hill Road. This location allows easy access from Route 29 and the Capital Beltway, and is well in the heart of our primary service area. Major interconnecting roads make it central and more accessible to all of our patients and communities in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties.

During an anticipated multi-year transition period, Washington Adventist Hospital will continue to make investments and upgrade equipment at the current Takoma Park site. "Maintaining an outstanding level of quality care and service remains a priority," said hospital president Jere Stocks. Hospital executives are engaging residents about future
uses for the current hospital site, including keeping health-care services in Takoma Park.

William G. “Bill” Robertson, president and CEO of Adventist HealthCare added, “We are working diligently to create an accessible and sustainable health-care plan for the 21st century and beyond.”

Everyone involved cherishes the hospital’s 100-year tradition of playing an important part in the region’s health care safety net. We remain committed to the people we serve. Our Vision for Expanded Access is our promise to continue
to provide superior care for all.

For more information about our Vision for Expanded Access, visit www.ExpandedHealthAccess.com.