Adobe City Guide 2019 - Washington D.C.

HOSPITALS AND EMERGENCY SERVICES Numerous hospitals and emergency care centers serve Washington, DC and its surrounding suburbs. From large, public clinics, to smaller establishments, care is never out of reach in Washington, DC. These medical centers include: - MedStar Georgetown University Hospital - Mary Washington Hospital - Inova Fairfax Hospital - MedStar Washington Hospital Center Urgent Care Facilities For urgent, but not life-threatening, medical concerns that occur after-hours, or cannot wait for an appointment with a regular physician, urgent care centers can be found throughout the area: - GW Immediate & Primary Care - McPherson Square - Doctors to You – Home Service Many urgent care centers are open from the early morning until late in the evening during the week, and also maintain weekend and holiday hours. Just as with a visit to the doctor, an urgent care center will always need your insurance information. Although the staff will file a claim to receive payment from your health insurance provider, a co-pay may apply at the time of treatment. SHOPPING Shopping in the Washington DC area offers a fantastic overall experience, even if you are not buying anything. These malls and shopping centers are just some of what Washington, DC has to offer. CityCenterDC https://washington.org/visit-dc/guide-to-shopping-citycenterdc CityCenterDC is a mixed-use development, located in the heart of downtown Washington DC, featuring upscale shopping, sleek-looking boutiques, dining, lodging, entertainment and more. Hospitals focusing on care of children include: - Children’s National Health System

Tysons Corner Center www.tysonscornercenter.com

This traditional style shopping center is one of the largest malls in the United States so be sure to wear comfortable shoes. This mall offers over 300 shops, restaurants and a movie theater so it can easily turn into a full-day occasion. A lot of shopping can be done at Tysons Corner Center so the mall offers same day delivery with a $5 charge to help convenience the shopper’s commute back home.

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