MedStar Georgetown University Hospital

MedStar Georgetown University Hospital MedStar Georgetown University Hospital is a not-for-profit, acute care hospital in Northwest Washington, D.C.
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Along with internationally-recognized physicians, advanced research and cutting-edge technologies, MedStar Georgetown’s healthcare professionals have a reputation for medical excellence and leadership.

- Among the highest volume transplant programs in the United States
- The first hospital to receive Magnet® nursing status in D.C.
- The first Breast Imaging Center of Excellence in D.C.
- The first National Parkinson Foundation Center of Excellence in D.C.
- One of the first hospitals on the East Coast to use CyberKnife to treat inoperable tumors located anywhere in the body
- The area's only dedicated pancreatic disease program
- The only bloodless medicine and surgery program in D.C. Hospital Overview
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital is a not-for-profit, acute care teaching and research hospital licensed for 609 beds located in Northwest Washington, D.C. Founded in the Jesuit principle of cura personalis—caring for the whole person— MedStar Georgetown is committed to offering a variety of innovative diagnostic and treatment options within a trusting and compassionate environment. MedStar Georgetown’s centers of excellence include neurosciences, transplant, cancer and gastroenterology. Parking: Parking Lot, Street, Valet

Founded: 1898

Awards
· U.S.News & World Report
· Breast Imaging Center of Excellence
· National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center
· National Parkinson Foundation Center of Excellence
· Magnet Nursing Status
· Stroke Silver Plus Quality Achievement Award
· Silver Performance Achievement Award for Stroke Care
· Washingtonian Magazine 'Top Doctors'
· Northern Virginia Magazine 'Top Doctors'
· Most Breastfeeding-friendly Facility

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Colon cancer isn’t just an older person’s disease anymore. At just 37, Allison Solomon was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. She shares her powerful story with Al Jazeera English, shedding light on the alarming rise in late-stage cancer diagnoses among individuals under 50. Her oncologist, Dr. Benjamin Weinberg, explores possible causes—from factors like obesity to certain dietary and environmental exposures.

Watch now to learn more and help raise awareness.

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💬 Ask your questions in the comments below and join us now!

Let’s hear it for Dr. Liu! 👏
09/25/2025

Let’s hear it for Dr. Liu! 👏

We're to announce Dr. Stephen Liu as the new division chief of hematology and oncology at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, part of the MedStar Georgetown Cancer Institute.

Dr. Liu will oversee the division's clinical and research activities in this leadership role, focusing on delivering high-quality patient care and advancing innovative cancer research.

To see what this new position means to Dr. Liu, visit the link in the comments.

⏰ Reminder: PSA screening is recommended for men 55 to 69 and at average risk at least every 2 to 4 years, and more freq...
09/25/2025

⏰ Reminder: PSA screening is recommended for men 55 to 69 and at average risk at least every 2 to 4 years, and more frequently if an elevated PSA is noted.

September is , and early detection can save lives.

Talk to your doctor about getting a PSA blood test–it's quick, simple, and could save your life!

09/23/2025

Everyone deserves access to lifesaving knowledge. That's why we worked with Miss District of Columbia, Jude Maboné, and Gallaudet University to share CPR and AED training in American Sign Language. On this International Day of Sign Languages, we're reminded that inclusive communication saves lives.

For more CPR and AED resources, click MedStarHealth.org/CPR.

Today marks the annual celebration of the International Day of Sign Languages. The 2025 theme, No Human Rights Without S...
09/23/2025

Today marks the annual celebration of the International Day of Sign Languages. The 2025 theme, No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights, highlights the interconnectedness of sign language rights and human rights for deaf people, advocating for the recognition of sign languages and a world where deaf people can sign anywhere.

Today marks the first High Holy Day of the Jewish new year. Wishing our Jewish community a peaceful, prosperous, and ble...
09/22/2025

Today marks the first High Holy Day of the Jewish new year. Wishing our Jewish community a peaceful, prosperous, and blessed new year! L’Shanah Tovah!

Happy Sharad Navratri to those who celebrate! Wishing you joy, prosperity, and Navratri blessings.
09/22/2025

Happy Sharad Navratri to those who celebrate! Wishing you joy, prosperity, and Navratri blessings.

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men—affecting about 1 in 8 during their lifetime.One of them is Robert Deva...
09/19/2025

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men—affecting about 1 in 8 during their lifetime.

One of them is Robert Devaney, longtime editor-in-chief of The Georgetowner, who is meeting the disease with strength and resilience. To raise awareness, The Georgetowner spoke with his physician, Dr. Paul Leger, a medical oncologist at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. Dr. Leger explains why early detection is so critical—since prostate cancer often shows no symptoms in its earliest stages.

Read the full story: http://ms.spr.ly/6187so95h

September is Sepsis Awareness Month—an important time to learn more about this potentially life-threatening condition. R...
09/19/2025

September is Sepsis Awareness Month—an important time to learn more about this potentially life-threatening condition. Read the MedStar Health blog to learn more about the signs and symptoms of sepsis. Check out the link in the comments.

Did you know untreated STIs can lead to infertility and other health complications? Visit the MedStar Health blog to lea...
09/17/2025

Did you know untreated STIs can lead to infertility and other health complications? Visit the MedStar Health blog to learn more about common STIs, including when to seek care. Click the link in the comments.

We were   to serve as the   for the incredible athletes participating in the 24-hour Shootout for Soldiers in Baltimore!...
09/16/2025

We were to serve as the for the incredible athletes participating in the 24-hour Shootout for Soldiers in Baltimore! 🥍

Shootout for Soldiers has raised more than $5 million for American veterans. We loved keeping athletes safe and on the field—and supporting a powerful cause. ❤️ 🤍 💙

Check out photos from the event below.

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3800 Reservoir Road NW
Washington D.C., DC
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Along with internationally-recognized physicians, advanced research and cutting-edge technologies, MedStar Georgetown’s healthcare professionals have a reputation for medical excellence and leadership. - Among the highest volume transplant programs in the United States - The first hospital to receive Magnet® nursing status in D.C. - The first Breast Imaging Center of Excellence in D.C. - The first National Parkinson Foundation Center of Excellence in D.C. - One of the first hospitals on the East Coast to use CyberKnife to treat inoperable tumors located anywhere in the body - The area's only dedicated pancreatic disease program - The only bloodless medicine and surgery program in D.C.

Parking: Parking Lot, Street, Valet

Founded: 1898

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