Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital opened its Ability Center June 29 in Baltimore, a more than 4,000-square-foot facility dedicated to providing state-of-the-art pediatric rehabilitation services.
Anchored by an open and airy gymnasium, the center features six private treatment spaces where children can be evaluated and treated for concussion, developmental delays, sensory motor and fine motor skills, and other therapeutic needs. There is also a kitchen space to encourage children’s participation in daily activities.
Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital has provided more than 100 years of family-focused, integrated care to children with serious, chronic, or complex medical needs. Today, the hospital treats more than 8,500 patients each year and provides nearly 60,000 outpatient visits to help children heal, grow, and learn the skills that lead to happier, more independent lives. The 102-bed hospital is a jointly owned affiliate of the University of Maryland Medical System and Johns Hopkins Medicine with locations in Baltimore, Prince George’s County, Harford County and via TeleHealth.
To submit photos for a future Business Album, email Assistant Editor Sean Wallace at [email protected].The Susan and Rich Dubroff Ability Gym anchors the Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital Foundation Board Member Rachel Bloom and Thomas Paullin, former MWPH vice president of development and external affairs, attended the grand opening. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)Jill Feinberg, MWPH vice president of development and external affairs; Greg Kahlert, president of the Kahlert Foundation; MWPH Foundation Board Member Blake Sheehan; and MWPH Chief Financial Officer Mary Miller, gather for a photo during the opening of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)MWPH Hospital Foundation Board Member Blake Sheehan speaks with MWPH Foundation Board Member Andrea Brown-Gee during the opening of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)MWPH Hospital Board Member Dr. Steven Czinn, left, speaks with MWPH Foundation Board Member Matthew Cohen and his wife Rachel Cohen. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)Front left, MWPH Board Member Ann Eliasberg Betten; Melvin Kelly, former MWPH Foundation Board Member; and Thomas Ellis, MWPH vice president of human resources & support services, attended the opening of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)From left, MWPH Vice President, Outpatient Services Justina Starobin, Susan Dubroff and MWPH Director of Human Resources Monica Atkinson take time for a photo at the opening of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)MWPH President and CEO Dr. Scott Klein, MWPH Chief Medical Officer Dr. Richard Katz and former patient Phyllis Meyerhoff, share a photo. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)MWPH Vice President, Human Resources & Support Services Thomas Ellis and Susan Dubroff were on hand for the opening of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)MWPH Chief Finance Officer Mary Miller addresses guests at the opening of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)MWPH Director of Rehabilitation Services Julie Quinn addresses guests at the opening of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)MWPH President and CEO Dr. Scott Klein addresses guests at the opening of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)Helping launch Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center with a ribbon cutting were, standing, MWPH Foundation Board chair Beth Armacost; MWPH CFO Mary Miller; MWPH President and CEO Dr. Scott Klein; MWPH Senior Attending Physician Dr. Stephen Nichols; Donors Richard Dubroff and Susan Dubroff; MWPH Chief Medical Officer Dr. Richard Katz; MWPH Vice President for Development and External Affairs Jill Feinberg; and MWPH Manager of Child Life and Therapeutic Recreation Lindie Ashman. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)From left, Del. Dalya Attar, D-Baltimore City; MWPH Director of Rehabilitation Services Julie Quinn; MWPH Vice President for Development and External Affairs Jill Feinberg; and Baltimore City Councilman Isaac “Yitzy” Schleiffer, 5th District, attended the opening of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s state-of the art Ability Center. (Photo by Maximilian Franz)
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