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Maryland and Prince George's County announced a partnership Thursday with the University of Maryland Medical System to attempt to stabilize the county's debt-addled and understaffed hospital system.
Robert Chrencik, UMMS' chief executive officer, said the new hospital could open within four years if everything goes according to plan.
He also said the hospital could recover its initial costs and break even within two years after opening.
