News Releases

University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH) celebrated the opening of University of Maryland Shore Regional Health at Cambridge on Tuesday, October 26, with an outdoor ribbon-cutting ceremony on-site at Cambridge Marketplace on Rte. 50/Ocean Gateway. The opening of the $53 million, state-of-the-art facility, which has been under construction since January 2020, marks the beginning of a new era of expanded access to quality health care services for Dorchester County residents.

More than 300 physicians in 108 specialties and sub-specialties who provide care across University of Maryland Medical System hospitals have been recognized as "Top Doctors" in the November 2021 issue of Baltimore magazine.

A group of local residents and business leaders provided hot meals to University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center employees on October 24 and 25 to thank them for their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center received two awards through this year's American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines program.

During October providers and staff of University of Maryland Shore Regional Health's Clark Comprehensive Breast Center are promoting the availability and benefit of genetic testing for individuals who may have a greater risk of developing breast cancer or other cancers.

University of Maryland Urgent Care (UM Urgent Care), a member of the University of Maryland Medical System, has partnered with the Harford County Education Foundation (HCEF) to purchase much needed supplies for school nurses across Harford County Public Schools.

University of Maryland Shore Medical Center at Chestertown has welcomed three individuals to the hospital's new Mobile Wellness Team, a key component of the innovative models of care introduced by University of Maryland Shore Regional Health to serve the health care needs of Kent and northern Queen Anne's county residents.

Five hundred team members from across the University of Maryland Medical System will be showcasing their “HOME OF THE BRAVE” pride during the Baltimore Ravens Monday Night Football game.

At age 17, when Elisa Lawson worked in the bra department at Stewart’s Department Store in Baltimore, little did she know her experience would lead her to help hundreds of women on Maryland’s Eastern Shore recovering from breast cancer. As a Certified Prosthesis Specialist and owner of The Women’s Health Boutique, Lawson provides breast cancer patients across multiple health care systems with post-mastectomy garments, prosthetics and swimwear, including at University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s Clark Comprehensive Breast Center in Easton.