DCist: The Skilled Nursing Facility At UMC Closed Due To Coronavirus. Now It’s Shutting Down Permanently

By Editor On Jul 7, 2020 Last updated Jul 7, 2020

The United Medical Center’s 120-bed skilled nursing facility will close for good, after it temporarily closed down in May because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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