Construction crews are now digging in on a new $110 million outpatient care center in Towson, with the University of Maryland Medical System breaking ground on a project designed to bring surgical, specialty, rehabilitation and primary care services together under one roof. The facility is slated to open its doors to patients in spring 2028.
As reported by WBAL News Radio, the new center will consolidate those four categories of care into a single Towson location, sparing patients the hassle of bouncing between separate facilities for different specialists. UMMS President and CEO Mohan Suntha said the investment reflects something bigger than bricks and equipment. “The $110 million investment demonstrates UMMS’s commitment to its communities and the power of partnerships,” Suntha said, according to the station’s report.
A Growing Pattern of Outpatient Investment
This isn’t the first time UMMS has poured tens of millions into consolidating outpatient services in one place. Back in 2021, the system’s Midtown Campus celebrated the opening of its own $70 million Outpatient Tower, a project that, according to The Daily Record, held its ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 14, 2021…