Frederick Regional Health System nears $21M goal for cancer facility

Frederick (Md.) Regional Health System is closing in on a $21 million fundraising goal for its James M. Stockman Cancer Institute, to be located at the system’s Rose Hill location, The Frederick News-Post reports.

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Approximately $17 million has been raised for the comprehensive cancer center, which is under construction. The facility is slated for completion June 2017 and is projected to open the following month. 

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