退伍军人事务部 Maryland 医疗系统获设施改善资金：Baltimore 等三处医疗中心列入项目 全国48亿美元投入收官
美国退伍军人事务部（VA）Maryland 医疗系统于2026年10月20日在 Baltimore 发布消息称，该系统在2026财年第四季度获得非经常性维护项目资金，用于继续改善旗下设施；该系统今年早些时候已获得过同类资金。
这笔资金是退伍军人事务部2026财年在全国范围内用于医疗设施现代化、维修与改善的创纪录48亿美元投入的收官部分，资金来自退伍军人健康管理局的非经常性维护计划，48亿美元可用额度已在2026财年全部落实。第四季度在 Maryland 的项目涉及 Baltimore、Loch Raven 与 Perry Point 三处医疗中心，包括：Baltimore 与 Perry Point 的电子健康记录系统基础设施升级、Loch Raven 的综合锅炉空间建设、Baltimore 的开关设备与自动转换开关更换、Perry Point 的电梯现代化与变压器更换。
全国范围内，第四季度获批的维护项目包括：11.83亿美元用于维修与升级老化的基础设施系统，9.38亿美元用于电梯、电气系统与锅炉厂等建筑重大升级，5.6亿美元用于支持未来电子健康记录系统更新的设施维护与现代化。
VA Maryland 医疗系统主任 Jonathan R. Eckman 表示，这笔资金使该系统得以继续现代化与改善设施，确保设施安全、高效，并能为 Maryland 的退伍军人提供高质量医疗服务。
VA Maryland Health Care System Receives Funding for Facility Improvements at Baltimore, Loch Raven and Perry Point Centers
The VA Maryland Health Care System announced in Baltimore on October 20, 2026, that it received funding for non-recurring maintenance projects in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026, after receiving funds earlier in the year, for continued infrastructure improvements at its facilities.
The funding is the culmination of a record $4.8 billion in nationwide VA spending to modernize, repair, and improve health care facilities in fiscal year 2026 through the Veterans Health Administration's Non-recurring Maintenance program, and VA obligated all of the $4.8 billion that was available in fiscal year 2026. The fourth-quarter projects in Maryland cover the Baltimore, Loch Raven, and Perry Point VA Medical Centers, and include electronic health record infrastructure upgrades in Baltimore and Perry Point, construction of consolidated boiler spaces at Loch Raven, replacement of switchgear and automatic transfer switches in Baltimore, elevator modernization at Perry Point, and replacement of transformers at Perry Point.
Nationwide, maintenance projects approved in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026 include $1.183 billion to repair and upgrade outdated infrastructure systems in medical facilities, $938 million for major building upgrades such as elevators, electrical systems, and boiler plants, and $560 million for maintenance and modernization of facility infrastructure to support future electronic health record system updates.
Jonathan R. Eckman, director of the VA Maryland Health Care System, said the funding allows the system to continue modernizing and improving, so that its facilities remain safe, efficient, and equipped to provide high-quality care for veterans in Maryland.
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图片来源：图：位于 Baltimore 的退伍军人事务部医疗中心（资料图）。Baltimore Heritage 摄，CC0，经 Wikimedia Commons。Photo: The VA Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland (file photo). By Baltimore Heritage, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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