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MedStar: Georgetown Hospital is Staying Put

Georgetown Hospital quashed rumors that the hospital was considering a move downtown.

MedStar Georgetown University Hospital is not moving, a hospital spokesperson insists.

Last week the Washington Post reported that a developer of the downtown Capitol Crossing site over I-395 said the location was perfect for Georgetown's hospital.

We think this is a great site for a medical school or hospital facility,” Robert Braunohler, Property Group Partners regional vice president, told the Post.

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For Georgetowners the most meaningful part of a possible relocation was what would happen with the space if and when the hospital relocated.

Neighbors were quick to comment on the Patch article about the rumored move.

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"Works for me, if they'll actually convert the old hospital into dorms" .

But the Washington Business Journal reports that the move was merely wishful thinking by the developer and not a likely reality.

"We are not planning on moving MedStar Georgetown University Hospital," Marianne Worley, spokeswoman for MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, told the Washington Business Journal.


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