Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., has agreed to enter integration discussions with the Johns Hopkins Health System. Located in the nation’s capital, Sibley is a 328-bed acute care facility that is financially
solid, has a high-end assisted living facility on its campus and a good reputation with respect to breast cancer, obstetric and geriatric services. This integration provides Hopkins with the critical mass to better position the system to offer the comprehensive, regional approach to health 
care anticipated for the future.

If the transaction is completed as planned, Sibley will become a wholly owned subsidiary corporation of the health system and a member of Johns Hopkins Medicine, but will retain both its name and commitment to its community. The proposed integration does not involve any financial exchange, and leadership and day-to-day operations at Sibley are not expected to change.

Sibley is expected to officially join the health system in early fall after due diligence is concluded.