Month: June 2017

University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services recently welcomed clinical specialist Deanna McMullen, DPT to the outpatient rehabilitation team at UM Shore Rehabilitation at Denton. “We are excited about the addition of Deanna to our Shore Rehabilitation team,” says Frank Rath, manager of outpatient rehabilitation services for UM SRH. “Deanna is a talentedContinue reading →

Enrollment is now open for Shore Kids Camp, a four-day camp experience for children (ages 7-12) with diabetes offered July 17-21, 2017 at MEBA Engineering School on Route 33 (Oxford Road) in Easton. Provided by UM Shore Regional Health, Shore Kids Camp helps children with diabetes learn more about their disease and how to manage itContinue reading →

The Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital at Easton recently held their annual membership luncheon and induction of officers at The Milestone in Easton. Officers announced for 2017-2018 included, Art Cecil, president; Liz Hannegan, vice president; Terry Stephan, second vice president; Gervois Wooters, treasurer; Janet Granger, corresponding secretary; and Anita Rowan, recording secretary. Volunteers of the auxiliary provide services at UniversityContinue reading →

DON’T MISS OUT — GET CRACKING and join the fun on July 13th at our 5th Annual CLAWS for a CAUSE crab feast UM SRH Tour de Cure Team Raises More than $3,000 for Diabetes Research Doris Allen Tate Earns CRNP to Become Advanced Care Practitioner in Diabetes Center Rally for Recovery in Easton DrawsContinue reading →

  Breast Cancer Support Transition to Wellness – Free workshops for breast cancer survivors and patients who are ending treatment. Survivors Offering Support (SOS) – Free program pairing women who have breast cancer with mentors who are breast cancer survivors. If you need support or would like to become a mentor, call 410-822-1000, ext. 5866.Continue reading →

The following reports from patients and family members reaffirm our staff’s commitment to putting our patients’ needs first. Please take a minute to say THANKS! Shore Home Care nurse Kathleen Wallace received a thank you note from one of her patients that read as follows: Your kindness is greatly appreciated. You must know you are moreContinue reading →

The 2017 Annual Education due date is June 30, 2017 Log into HealthStream to complete the training modules assigned to you! Or, If you attended the Annual Education Fair, log into Healthstream to complete the short quiz titled SRH Annual Education Fair 2017. Need to change your password? Follow the instructions on the HealthStream landing page. Annual EducationContinue reading →

University of Maryland Shore Regional Health cardiovascular services team members recently earned echocardiography accreditation at all five UM SRH cardiovascular diagnostic locations from the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC). Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, followed closely by stroke as the fourth highest cause of death. According to the American HeartContinue reading →

Elizabeth Todd has accepted the position as risk manager at UM Shore Regional Health. Todd, who most recently served UM SRH as nurse navigator for Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services, has 22 years of experience in healthcare as an RN in med-surgical care and critical care. She also has served as co-chair of the Patient Care Advisory Committee, co-chair of ComprehensiveContinue reading →

Recovery for Shore’s Rally for Recovery, held Saturday June 3 in downtown Easton, drew a diverse crowd of those in recovery  and their family and friends along with many treatment providers and representatives of other recovery support organizations. The event began at 3:30 p.m. with a march from Christ Church Easton on South Street, upContinue reading →

University of Maryland Memorial Hospital Foundation will host an informative seminar, “Free Workshop on Wills” on Saturday, June 17 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Talbot County Senior Center located at 400 Brookletts Avenue in Easton. This free workshop will explain why you should have a will, what happens if you die withoutContinue reading →

Dorchester County Public Sessions Explore the Future of Health Care in Dorchester: Public Sessions Offered in East New Market, Cambridge, Vienna and Madison – Presentation topics will include a vision for a future, new medical campus in Dorchester; access to physicians; emergency care; diagnostics; and medical treatment. Take advantage of this opportunity to ask questions and share your thoughts regarding theContinue reading →