Here are this week’s top five most-clicked stories from MHA’s News Roundup newsletter.
The University of Maryland Medical System has named Robin Luxon president of the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson. A longtime healthcare leader within the system, Luxon had been serving as interim president since November and now assumes the role permanently, continuing to lead the hospital’s commitment to high-quality patient care and community health.
Adventist Set to Open $250M Patient Tower at Shady Grove Medical Center
Washington Business Journal, by Sara Gilgore
Adventist HealthCare is days away from opening a new, $250 million patient tower on its Rockville hospital campus, about seven years after conceiving the project. The Horizon Tower at Shady Grove Medical Center will open June 14 on the site of a former parking lot, adjacent to the main facility at 9901 Medical Center Drive.
Mercy Medical Center Honors Cancer Survivors at National Cancer Survivors Day Event
WBFF, by Ellie Buckheit
Mercy Medical Center marked National Cancer Survivors Day on Sunday with an event honoring cancer survivors and bringing together patients, their loved ones, and medical staff.
After Weighing Just 1 Pound 8 Ounces at Birth, Alex Reynoso Celebrates with the Team That Saved His Life
WMAR, by Lenny Rice
Eight years after weighing just one pound, eight ounces at birth, a young boy celebrated a milestone with his original care team at Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital.
Ascension Saint Agnes and Maryland Physicians Care Award More Than $860,000 to Baltimore Nonprofits
The Baltimore Times
Ascension Saint Agnes and Maryland Physicians Care have awarded more than $860,000 in community grants to 12 Baltimore-area nonprofit organizations. The funding will support programs focused on health, housing, recovery services, education, behavioral health, and environmental initiatives, helping address community needs beyond traditional healthcare.
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