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National Capitol Region Hospital Map Book NATIONAL CAPITOL REGION HOSPITAL MAP BOOK Updated September 20, 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS Alexandria Hospital INOVA ................................................................................... 1 Bethesda National Naval Medical Center ............................................................. 2 Children’s National Medical Center ....................................................................... 3 Fairfax Hospital INOVA ......................................................................................... 4 Fairfax INOVA Emergency Care Center ............................................................... 5 Fair Oaks Hospital INOVA .................................................................................... 6 Fauquier Hospital .................................................................................................. 7 Fort Belvoir Community Hospital ........................................................................... 8 Georgetown University Hospital ............................................................................ 9 George Washington University Hospital ............................................................. 10 Healthplex INOVA Emergency Care Center ....................................................... 11 Heathcote Health Center .................................................................................... 12 Loudoun Hospital Center – Landsdowne ER INOVA .......................................... 13 Loudoun Hospital Center – Cornwall Emergency Department INOVA ................ 14 Mary Washington Hospital .................................................................................. 15 Mt. Vernon Hospital INOVA ................................................................................ 16 Northern Virginia Community Hospital ................................................................ 17 Prince William Hospital ....................................................................................... 18 Quantico Marine Corps Base – US Naval Medical Clinic .................................... 19 Reston Hospital Center (ER) .............................................................................. 20 Reston Hospital INOVA – Emergency Care Center ............................................ 21 Sentara Hospital (Potomac Hospital) .................................................................. 22 Sibley Hospital .................................................................................................... 23 Stafford Hospital Center ...................................................................................... 24 Suburban Hospital .............................................................................................. 25 Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center ......................................................................... 26 Virginia Hospital Center (Arlington) ..................................................................... 27 Washington Hospital Center – MEDSTAR ......................................................... 28 Acknowledgement ............................................................................................... 29 Alexandria Hospital INOVA 4320 Seminary Road Northern Virginia Alexandria, VA 22304 ADC 5647-D9 EMS Patient Reports: 703-504-3065 Radio Channel 59M Main Number: 703-504-3000 From I-66 East on I-66 17.25 miles South (toward Richmond) on I-495 8.04 miles North on I-395 3.69 miles Take the Seminary Rd. - Exit 4 East 0.86 miles Turn Right on to N. Howard St. Take the 2nd Right into the Hospital for the “Ambulance Entrance” on Side B From I-95 North on I-95 Straight on to I-395 4.34 miles Take the Seminary Rd. – Exit 4 East 0.86 miles Turn Right on to N. Howard St. Take the 2nd Right into the hospital for the “Ambulance Entrance” on Side B. 1 Bethesda National Naval Medical Center 8901 Wisconsin Avenue Montgomery County, MD Bethesda, Maryland 20889 ADC Map 36 A-8 EMS Patient Reports: 301-295-4810 Main Number: 301-295-4000 From I-66 East on I-66 North on I-495 toward Tyson’s Corner 12.95 miles Take Rt. 355 South/Exit 34 (Wisconsin Ave.) 1.78 miles Get in left lane Left into Bethesda National Naval Medical Center (Once you cross over the bridge into MD, stay to the right on I-495 until you see Wisconsin Ave.) From I-95 North on I-95 North on I-495 toward Tyson’s Corner 21.21 miles Take Rt. 355 South/Exit 34 (Wisconsin Ave.) 1.78 miles Get in left lane Left into Bethesda National Naval Medical Center (Once you cross over the bridge into MD, stay to the right on I-495 until you see Wisconsin Ave.) 2 Children’s National Medical Center 111 Michigan Avenue NW Metro Wash., DC Washington, DC 20010 ADC Map 5528-H2 EMS Patient Reports: 202-884-5433 Radio Channel 59J Main Number: 202-884-5000 The hospital campus serves: the Washington Hospital Center & Medstar, the Veterans Affairs Hospital, the Children’s National Medical Center, and the National Rehab Hospital From I-66 East I-66 Take Constitution Ave (Rt. 50) Right turn on to Pennsylvania Ave. after 6th St. for 2 blocks Left turn on to Constitution Ave., immediately after 4th St. Left turn on to Louisiana Ave, and Left turn on to North Capital St.; stay in the right lane and follow “H” signs Cross over Irving St.; turn right on to the ramp to Irving St. Merge on to Irving St. NW and Make a left into the 4-hospital campus Turn right into the Children’s National Medical Center Follow the signs for the Emergency/Ambulance Entrance From I-95 North on I-95 On to I-395 North, stay in the right lane for I-395 until the split for I-395 goes to the left. Follow the left split to the end of I-395 It will “dead end” at New York Ave., make a right on to New York Ave. Follow signs for North Capital St. Turn right on to “M” St. Turn left on to North Capitol St.. Stay in the right hand lane Cross over Irving St. Turn right on to the ramp to Irving St.. Merge on to Irving St. NW, and Make a left into the 4-hospital campus Turn right into the Children’s National Medical Center Follow the signs for the Emergency / Ambulance Entrance 3 Fairfax Hospital INOVA Emergency Care Center ER & Trauma Center 3300 Gallows Road Northern Virginia Falls Church, VA 22042 ADC Map 5645-D3 EMS Patient Reports: 703-876-0522 Radio Channel 59C Main Number: 703-776-4001 From I-66 East on I-66 Take Exit 64 C to south on I-495 toward Richmond 2.00 miles Take Exit 51 for west on Gallows Rd. (Rt. 650) 0.98 miles Turn right on to Gallows Rd. (Rt. 650) Left turn into the hospital at the “Gray” entrance Immediately turn right into the Ambulance Entrance and go to the parking garage for ambulances From I-95 North on I-95 Take Exit 170 B North on I-495 toward Tyson’s Corner 6.02 miles Take Exit 51 West on Gallows Rd. (Rt. 650) 0.98 miles Turn left on to Gallows Rd. (Rt. 650) at the traffic light Left turn into the hospital at the “Gray” entrance Immediately turn right into the Ambulance Entrance and go to the parking garage for ambulances 4 Fairfax INOVA Emergency Care Center – Fairfax, VA 4315 Chain Bridge Road Northern Virginia Fairfax, VA 22030 ADC Map 5403-C6 EMS Patient Reports: 703-591-9329 Main Number: 703-877-8200 No Code Blue patients, No Code Yellow patients, & No GYN patients who are bleeding after the 20th week of pregnancy. From I-66 Merge on to I-66 East towards Washington Take Exit 60 South on Chain Bridge Rd. (Rt. 123) Turn left on to the INOVA Emergency Care Center The Ambulance Entrance is on Side “B” of the building From I-95 North on I-95 Take Exit 170 B for North on I-495 toward Tyson’s Corner Take Exit 52 for West on Little River Turnpike (Rt. 236) Turn left on Chain Bridge Rd. (Rt. 123) Turn left on to the INOVA Emergency Care Center The Ambulance Entrance is on Side “B” of the building 5 Fair Oaks Hospital INOVA 3600 Joseph Siewick Drive Northern Virginia Fairfax, VA 22033 ADC 5522-J9 EMS Patient Reports: 703-391-0767 Radio Channel 59E Main Number: 703-391-3600 From I-66 East on I-66 Exit to Rt. 7100 North/Exit 55 (Fairfax County Parkway) Right on Rugby Rd. (Rt. 750) Right on Alder Woods Drive Left on Joseph Siewick Drive into the hospital Left into the Emergency Ambulance Entrance, Side D From I-95 North on I-95 Exit 160B (VA 123 North) toward Occoquan/Lakeridge Take the ramp onto VA-7100 North\ Fairfax County Parkway Slight left onto Fairfax County Parkway Turn right onto Rugby Rd. Turn right onto Alder Woods Drive Take the first left onto Joseph Siewick Drive Left into the Emergency Ambulance Entrance, Side D 6 Fauquier Hospital 500 Hospital Drive Fauquier County, VA Warrenton, VA 20186 ADC 5868-A7 EMS Patient Reports: 540-316-4911 Radio Channel 59D Main Number: 540-347-2550 From I-66 West on I-66 Take Rt. 29 South/Exit 43A (Lee Highway) Gainesville 11.50 miles Merge right on Rt. 29-211 Business to Warrenton/Skyline Drive 2.21 miles Right on Hospital Drive From I-95 West on Prince William Parkway 8.56 miles Left on Liberia Ave./Prince William Parkway 2.01 miles Right on Prince William Parkway 9.19 miles West on I-66 0.76 miles Take Rt. 29 South/Exit 43A—Gainesville 11.50 miles Merge right on Rt. 29-211 Business to Warrenton/ Skyline Drive 2.21 miles Right on Hospital Drive 7 Fort Belvoir Community Hospital 9300 DeWitt Loop Fort Belvoir, VA 22060 ADC EMS Patient Reports: 703-805-5990 Radio Channel: 59L Main Number: 571-231-3224 From I-66 Take Exit 55 for Fairfax County Pkwy/County Rd 7100 toward Springfield/Reston/Herndon Keep right at fork merge onto VA-638 S/VA-7100 S/Fairfax County Pkwy/Rolling Rd Continue to follow VA-7100 S / Fairfax County Pkwy Turn left onto US 1 N/Richmond
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