MedStar Montgomery Medical Center

MedStar Montgomery Medical Center MedStar Montgomery Medical Center is a not-for-profit hospital dedicated to serving the greater Baltimore and Washington metropolitan areas.

MedStar Montgomery Medical Center is located in Olney, Maryland, in the north-eastern corner of Montgomery County. We have been a cornerstone of the community, with a long and rich history dedicated to serving the citizens of Montgomery and surrounding counties. MedStar Montgomery Medical Center was founded in 1918 by Jacob Wheeler Bird, MD and became a member of MedStar Health, the region's largest non-profit and most trusted integrated healthcare delivery system, in 2008. The original hospital had 28 beds and was the first acute care hospital in Montgomery County. We currently have 138 beds. Our 20,000-square-foot Emergency Department finished construction in April of 2010 and has a total of 41 beds including 22 general ED beds, eight beds in our dedicated Pediatric Center, six beds in the Fast Track unit, and five Crisis Evaluation beds. Along with this expansion, we also opened our new Helipad in March of 2010. We are also proud to have our MGH Health Foundation, which raises much needed funds for equipment, building expansions, physician training and development, and much more; and our Women's Board, which was originally the "Ladies' Auxiliary" established in 1920 to raise funds for the hospital, scholarships, and more. We are proud to serve our community, and while our neighbors think of us as a place for medical treatment, we like to view ourselves as a community health resource. From our health and wellness classes to our community lectures to the free screenings and blood pressure checks we offer throughout the year, MedStar Montgomery is here for you not just in sickness, but also in health. Awards
· Delmarva Foundation Excellence Award for Quality Improvement
· Gold Performance Accredited Chest Pain Center
· Joint Commission Primary Stroke Center Certification
· Accredited with commendation by the Commission on Cancer as a Community Hospital Cancer Program
· American Hospital Association Hospital Award for Volunteer Excellence
· Joint and Spine Center, which has been named a Blue Distinction Center for spine surgery by CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
· Gold Plus Performance Achievement Award from the American Heart/American Stroke Association

This October celebrates the 80th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month! Join us in recognizing t...
10/03/2025

This October celebrates the 80th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month! Join us in recognizing the significant contributions of America’s workers with disabilities to the workplace.

Happy Dasara, Dussehra, and Vijayadashami to those who celebrate! Wishing you health, wealth, and prosperity.
10/02/2025

Happy Dasara, Dussehra, and Vijayadashami to those who celebrate! Wishing you health, wealth, and prosperity.

Is your morning glass of orange juice hurting your heart? 🍊❤️Dr. Estelle Jean, cardiologist, explains why what many cons...
10/02/2025

Is your morning glass of orange juice hurting your heart? 🍊❤️

Dr. Estelle Jean, cardiologist, explains why what many consider a healthy way to start the day might actually be doing more harm than good.

A simple beverage swap can protect your heart and support better overall health.

👉 Learn more and make the switch for your heart's sake:
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There are tens of thousands more people who need a kidney transplant than there are donors, so a decision to become a li...
10/01/2025

There are tens of thousands more people who need a kidney transplant than there are donors, so a decision to become a living kidney donor can save a life. Learn from Dr. Jennifer Verbesey why living kidney donations are preferred over deceased, and why blood type no longer matters. Click the link in the comments.

Wishing all those who celebrate, a blessed Yom Kippur.
10/01/2025

Wishing all those who celebrate, a blessed Yom Kippur.

10/01/2025

In this week’s , Crystal Pickett reflects on how her passion for horses and dedication to service intersect at the Cattail Chase Races.

The Cattail Chase is an annual charity steeplechase, taking place on Sunday, October 19, at Pleasant Prospect Farm. Guests will enjoy a day of racing, food, and community fellowship, all in support of local causes.

MedStar Montgomery Medical Center is honored to be a beneficiary of this year’s event. When purchasing tickets, please select our hospital at checkout. 90% of your ticket purchase will directly support the renovation of our Emergency Department, allowing us to continue providing lifesaving care to those we serve.

Purchase your ticket today: https://cattailchase.org/

Watch this week’s Weekly Why below.

09/26/2025

COVID-19 and flu shots are now available. 💉 Protect yourself by getting vaccinated.

If you need a prescription, MedStar eVisit-Telehealth can help.

It's simple, secure, and connects you to a trusted provider-anytime and anywhere in our service area.

Download the MedStar eVisit-Telehealth app or visit our website for additional options.

We're to welcome Dr. Minhal Makshood to the MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute at MedStar Montgomery Medical Center!As...
09/26/2025

We're to welcome Dr. Minhal Makshood to the MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute at MedStar Montgomery Medical Center!

As a board-certified cardiologist, Dr. Makshood has a special interest in women's heart health, including cardio-obstetrics. With advanced imaging expertise and a focus on prevention, she partners with patients to create personalized care plans that support lifelong heart health.

👉 Join us in welcoming him to the MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute team!

⏰ Reminder: PSA screening is recommended for men 55 to 69 and at average risk at least every 2 to 4 years, and more freq...
09/25/2025

⏰ Reminder: PSA screening is recommended for men 55 to 69 and at average risk at least every 2 to 4 years, and more frequently if an elevated PSA is noted.

September is , and early detection can save lives.

Talk to your doctor about getting a PSA blood test–it's quick, simple, and could save your life!

09/24/2025

This week’s features Carlos Covarrubias, a dedicated member of our Philanthropy Committee.

Growing up in a family rooted in healthcare—his father a doctor, his mother a nurse—Carlos was inspired to give back in ways that honor their legacy of care. Today, he channels that passion into supporting initiatives like Nurses Week and helping shape how MedStar Montgomery celebrates and supports its caregivers and patients.

With individuals like Carlos, we’re advancing compassion and care—one meaningful contribution at a time.

Watch this week’s Weekly Why below.

09/23/2025

Everyone deserves access to lifesaving knowledge. That's why we worked with Miss District of Columbia, Jude Maboné, and Gallaudet University to share CPR and AED training in American Sign Language. On this International Day of Sign Languages, we're reminded that inclusive communication saves lives.

For more CPR and AED resources, click MedStarHealth.org/CPR.

Today marks the annual celebration of the International Day of Sign Languages. The 2025 theme, No Human Rights Without S...
09/23/2025

Today marks the annual celebration of the International Day of Sign Languages. The 2025 theme, No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights, highlights the interconnectedness of sign language rights and human rights for deaf people, advocating for the recognition of sign languages and a world where deaf people can sign anywhere.

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MedStar Montgomery Medical Center was founded in 1918 by Jacob Wheeler Bird, MD and became a member of MedStar Health, the region's largest non-profit and most trusted integrated healthcare delivery system, in 2008. The original hospital had 28 beds and was the first acute care hospital in Montgomery County. We currently have 138 beds. Our 20,000-square-foot Emergency Department finished construction in April of 2010 and has a total of 41 beds including 22 general ED beds, eight beds in our dedicated Pediatric Center, six beds in the Fast Track unit, and five Crisis Evaluation beds. Along with this expansion, we also opened our new Helipad in March of 2010. We are also proud to have our MGH Health Foundation, which raises much needed funds for equipment, building expansions, physician training and development, and much more; and our Women's Board, which was originally the "Ladies' Auxiliary" established in 1920 to raise funds for the hospital, scholarships, and more. We are proud to serve our community, and while our neighbors think of us as a place for medical treatment, we like to view ourselves as a community health resource. From our health and wellness classes to our community lectures to the free screenings and blood pressure checks we offer throughout the year, MedStar Montgomery is here for you not just in sickness, but also in health.

Awards

· Delmarva Foundation Excellence Award for Quality Improvement

· Gold Performance Accredited Chest Pain Center