Health Systems Agency of Northern Virginia

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Board

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The Health Systems Agency of Northern Virginia (HSANV) is a non-profit organization that works toward the balanced and orderly development of health care facilities and services in the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls Church, Manassas, Manassas Park and the counties of Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William. HSANV pursues its basic mission of promoting the improvement of community-based health services through planning including planning-based Certificate of Public Need (COPN) regulation. To this end, HSANV works with all interested parties to: provide a community context for health service planning and development; maintain, and where necessary expand, access to care; assure and promote quality; guide the orderly introduction of new medical technologies and services; and ensure that community needs are recognized and met as efficiently as possible.

Meetings

Information about the agency's meetings and the work of the agency can be found on the website of the HSANV. More information about the agency and appointment of members can be found on the Northern Virginia Regional Commission website.

There are 30 members of the Health Systems Agency of Northern Virginia (HSANV), two of whom are appointed by the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors.

The majority of HSANV members must be consumers who are broadly representative of the health service area. These should include individuals representing the principal social, economic, and racial populations of the area. Remaining members are provider members who must be representative of a wide range of health care professionals. A reasonable balance of providers and consumers is sought.