About StoneSpring Medical Center

StoneSpring Medical Center will offer Loudoun residents healthcare services, introduce choice and competition into the area, improve the county's emergency preparedness capabilities, and provide 500 new jobs and an estimated $3 million in local tax revenues to fund important community services.  Read the press release about the new hospital: HCA Virginia Announces New Hospital Plan for Loudoun County, Virginia.  Also, read the press release about the Virginia Health Commissioner Approving StoneSpring Medical Center.  The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors granted approval of the Special Exception Application for the project on May 10, 2010.

Size

A 164-bed facility with 337,000 square feet of space, plus medical office building(s)

Timetable

Projected for December 2015 

Location: 

A 50-acre campus at the intersection of the Rt. 50 and Gum Spring Road – Rt. 659

See the site map by clicking here.

Services:  

• A full-service, 24/7 Emergency Department in partnership with Children’s National Medical Center
• The latest technology applied to patient care and patient safety excellence
• Medical/surgical/pediatric/intensive care services
• 12 Labor/Delivery/Post Partum beds
• 40 child and adolescent mental health beds and related services
• Advanced heart care, including a Cardiac Catheterization Lab 
• Comprehensive diagnostic imaging and interventional services

Features:

Private rooms, convenient parking, a medical office building designed for primary care and specialty physicians

Economics:

• Approximately $3 million in new local tax revenues
• An estimated 500 healthcare-related jobs. (Studies show that for every healthcare job, another job is created in the locality)
• Will purchase goods and services from area businesses

Stewardship:

• A generous policy for uninsured patients
• Community education classes on a wide variety of topics
• Donations to local nonprofit causes and organizations, including Loudoun Youth, Loudoun Interfaith Relief, Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers, Friends of Loudoun Mental Health, CrisisLink and many more.