Bon Secour’s Certificate of Public Need for a new DePaul Hospital rejected

The Virginia State Department of Heath dealt a blow to Bon Secour’s Certificate of Public Need today by rejecting it’s plans for a new DePaul Hospital, Virginia Beach Hospital and an expansion of beds in Suffolk. The rejection of the C.O.P.N. will put it’s plans for a new DePaul Hospital on hold indefinitely. Pilot Online Article.

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One Response to Bon Secour’s Certificate of Public Need for a new DePaul Hospital rejected

  1. Tim Smith says:
    March 21, 2008 at 4:09 pm

    We do not want to lose DePaul but we need to set a foundation for Plan B now. We need to decide what we would like to see on the DePaul site if the hospital ever does leave. It is a large peice of land and will impact this area from the bridge to Wards Corner.

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