Make an Appointment With a Primary Care Provider
New patients can book an appointment online. Choose a provider and simply schedule online or call our office at 410-856-3660. Our current patients can call the office for same-day sick appointments.
At University of Maryland Medical Center Midtown Campus, we know that your primary care doctor or nurse practitioner is your partner for better health. They care for you over the long term, know your health history and understand your needs.
The primary care providers at UM Midtown Health Center work together with you to not just treat occasional or ongoing health concerns but to also prevent future illnesses.
Find Your Primary Care Partner
Not only do we listen carefully to our patients about their health concerns, we have heard what you need from us.
We understand that getting an appointment when you need one is important to you. That's why we offer same-day sick appointments for current patients and online scheduling for new patient appointments.
New patients can book an appointment online. Choose a provider and simply schedule online or call our office at 410-856-3660. Our current patients can call the office for same-day sick appointments.
The primary care office is located just north of downtown Baltimore in the Midtown Outpatient Tower. Its attached parking garage and many public transit options make getting here easy.
The Outpatient Tower is home to experts from the University of Maryland School of Medicine who specialize in treating patients with diabetes, HIV, kidney, heart and lung disease and sleep, digestive and eye disorders.
UM Midtown Health Center Primary Care Team provides a complete range of primary care services for adults, including:
UM Midtown Health Center physicians are the first point of contact for all of your health issues and concerns, and we take pride in our ability to provide high-quality, compassionate care. We see adults ages 18 and older. If you are looking for a doctor for your child, learn more about Pediatrics at Midtown.
The time to find a primary care provider is before you need one. Getting regular check-ups and screenings can help you avoid problems that could send you to the emergency room. Learn more about when to go to the ER versus your primary care provider.