Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical System broke ground on a projected $110 million outpatient care center in Towson, Md. Oct. 30, expected to open spring 2028, according to a news release from the system.
The four-story, freestanding facility will host multiple surgical, specialty, rehabilitation and primary care services. The facility is being built on the site of a former University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center campus surface parking lot.
The system estimates the new facility will serve approximately 250,000 visits annually.
The outpatient facility will expand and consolidate some of the system’s existing outpatient services, such as expanded ambulatory surgery, by relocating two ambulatory surgery centers into modernized, larger facilities. Musculoskeletal care, sports medicine rehabilitation, primary care, the diabetes and endocrine center, pulmonary care, general specialty surgery practices, infusion services, pediatric specialty care are also among the outpatient services to be consolidated with University of Maryland School of Medicine specialists.
Partners in the project include University of Maryland School of Medicine and its Faculty Physicians, Ruxton Surgical Center, Towson Orthopaedic Associates, Towson Sports Medicine, Towson Surgical Center and the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Group practices.
