Adventist HealthCare

Adventist HealthCare is a not-income driven wellbeing organizations affiliation arranged in Gaithersburg, Maryland that uses more than 6,200 people and takes care of more than 400,000 men, women and children in the gathering each year among its components and organizations. The fundamental organization districts for Adventist HealthCare is the Washington, D.C. metropolitan reach and northwestern New Jersey. Notwithstanding tantamount names, it is not a part of the west float based Adventist Health affiliation, Adventist Health, or the Adventist Health System.Adventist HealthCare began with the setting up of Washington Adventist Hospital by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1907. At first called the Washington Sanitarium, it was developed as a wellbeing office that respected disease and ailment furthermore taught patients the benefits of movement, a balanced eating regimen, rest and regular air.After World War I, "the San," began its turn from a whole deal to serious thought office. It changed its name to the Washington Sanitarium and Hospital and incorporated an extraordinary take care of surgical, obstetric and emergency cases. By the Sanitarium, the Adventist Church manufactured a school later called Columbia Union College and now, Washington Adventist University. The essential social affair of orderlies proceeded onward from the mending office in 1909; support later got their arrangement at the school.In 1973, Adventist HealthCare started Adventist Home Care Services, which has been seen as a national pioneer in offering thought to patients in their homes.In December 1979, Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center (then

called Shady Grove Adventist Hospital) opened as the primary specialist's office in northern Montgomery County. In 1997, Adventist HealthCare got Hackettstown Community Hospital, a gathering facility serving northern New Jersey now known as Hackettstown Regional Medical Center.In 2000, Adventist HealthCare got Potomac Ridge Behavioral Health, an unsupported psychiatric specialist's office, which offers an assortment of inpatient, outpatient and midway specialist's office organizations for young people and adults, now a segment of Adventist Behavioral Health and Wellness Services. It joins the Reginald S. Lourie Center for Infants and Young Children, which was set up in 1983.In 2001, Adventist HealthCare united with Kessler Rehabilitation Corporation to open the Kessler-Adventist Rehabilitation Hospital, a separated inpatient recuperation facility now known as Adventist HealthCare Physical Health and Rehabilitation. The mending focus is approve by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) International for thought of hospitalized patients in four quality reaches — cerebrum harm, spinal rope mischief, stroke, and expulsion.