University of Maryland Medical System Breaks Ground On New UM Shore Regional Medical Center In Easton, Maryland
The University of Maryland Medical System (Baltimore, Md.) held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of construction on the new UM Shore Regional Medical Center in Easton, Md., according to a news release from the Office of Gov. Wes Moore.
The $540 million project will replace the existing UM Shore Medical Center at Easton and will house 147 beds.
Services will include emergency, behavioral health, and cardiology care.
The project team will comprise HKS Architects Inc. (architect and designer; Washington, D.C.), O’Donnell & Naccarato (structural engineer; Philadelphia), The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company (construction manager; Washington, D.C.), Highland Associates (MEP; New York), and Daft McCune Walker (civil engineer; Towson, Md.).
The new hospital is expected to open in summer 2028.