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The ribbon was cut Tuesday, May 24, on a new urgent care center in Denton, the day before it opened to accept patients.

The Clark Comprehensive Breast Center at University of Maryland Shore Regional Health is now seeing patients at its newly expanded location, 10 Martin Court in Easton. Named in recognition of a $5 million gift from The Clark Charitable Foundation, a private philanthropic organization funded by the A. James Clark Family, the Center’s expansion was part of a $6.5 million renovation project at UM Shore Regional Health’s Diagnostic and Imaging Center, housed at that same location.

University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s newest medical office building – the second phase of University of Maryland Shore Medical Pavilion at Easton – is scheduled to open its doors to patients on April 19. The new facility, located at 500 Cadmus Lane, is adjacent to the first phase of the Pavilion project, which opened last May.

University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s newest medical office building - University of Maryland Shore Medical Pavilion at Easton – opened its doors to patients on May 12, offering residents of the five-county region served by the organization greater access to multiple health care specialties and services.

Shore Health System staff and leadership joined representatives from the University of Maryland Medical System, Maryland Primary Care Physicians and the Queen Anne’s business community to dedicate Shore Medical Pavilion, located at 125 Shoreway Drive off of Nesbit Road and US Rt. 50 in Queenstown. Over 100 guests attended the dedication, which included a ribbon cutting and tours of the facility.

Thunder storms, tornado warnings and hurricane force winds did not keep people away from the Queen Anne’s Emergency Center dedication on Thursday, September 30. More than 200 guests filled the reception area to celebrate a new era in health care for Queen Anne’s County and surrounding communities.