Washington Hospital Center

In 1958, a trio of hospitals in Washington, D.C., merged to create the largest private hospital in the nation's capital:
Washington Hospital Center.

Today, Washington Hospital Center is an internationally-renowned clinical, teaching and research facility that
serves a metropolitan area of more than five million people and attracts patients and physicians around the world.

U.S.News & World Report ranks the Hospital Center as one of the best hospitals in the country for these
sub-specialties: cardiac care, cardiac surgery, cardiac catheterization, endocrine disorders, geriatrics and ear,
nose and throat care.

Take a look inside and see what makes Washington Hospital Center special.

Hospital Web site:
http://www.WHCenter.org/

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