Colleen LoPresto, executive director of Oak Crest retirement community, in Parkville, has been appointed to the board of directors of Franklin Square Hospital Center. Before joining Erickson Living, which owns Oak Crest, LoPresto advanced from staff nurse at Mercy Medical Center to vice president for patient care. Later, at MEDEX Assistance Corp., she led a 24-hour call center with operations in the U.S., England and China that provided emergency medical support to international travelers; she advanced to chief operating officer of MEDEX. LoPresto studied nursing at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, and received a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Baltimore and an MBA from Loyola University Maryland. She is also on the board of directors at the Institute of Notre Dame...
BALTIMORE - Ronald C. "Ron" Barnett, 62, of Baltimore, formerly of Irvona, Pa., after a victorious battle with cancer, passed away Oct. 7, 2009, at Franklin Square Hospital Center, Rosedale, Md., due to surgical complications. Born Aug. 7, 1947, in Glasgow, Pa., he was the son of Charles A. and Anna Jane (Mlinek) Barnett. He was preceded in death by his father Nov. 15, 2005. He is survived by his mother of Coalport; sister, Patty Campbell and husband Steve of Coalport; partner, Justin Ferguson of Baltimore; children, Michele Miller of Irvona, Pa., Michael and girlfriend Michelle Adams of Irvona, Paul and wife Lori (Bee) of Mahaffey, Pa., Joanna Hamilton and husband Todd of Irvona, Sheree Peterson and husband Troy of Irvona; 11 grandchildren, Sarah and Zackary Miller, Zaya Barnett and Br...
Baltimore Ravens tight end Todd Heap is lending $1 million and his name to the new pediatric department at Franklin Square Hospital Center. The NFL player's donation kicks off a $10 million capital campaign for the eastern Baltimore County hospital's first major renovation project in 35 years, a seven-story, $175 million patient tower, a portion of which will house the Todd Heap Family Pediatric Center.
LIVERMORE FALLS -- The Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan review application on Thursday for a new medical arts center to be built downtown, Code Enforcement Officer James Butler Jr. said Friday. The Franklin Community Health Network, parent board of Franklin Memorial Hospital in Farmington, plans to build a $4 million, 13,700- square-foot center on Main Street. It would replace the vacant building connected to the Chuck Wagon Restaurant that formerly housed SAD 36/Jay Adult Education programs, and years ago a shopping mall.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has agreed to pay two Baltimore-area hospitals almost $2.2 million to settle their claims that they were wrongfully denied Medicare reimbursement for skilled nursing services they provided during the 1996 through 1998 fiscal years. The agreement means Good Samaritan Hospital Center Inc. in Northeast Baltimore and Franklin Square Hospital Center in Essex will now be paid as if they were, in fact, new providers of skilled nursing services when they opened their respective specialized units in January 1996 and December 1995, according to their lawyer.
Doctors at Baltimore's Franklin Square Hospital Center failed to order follow-up tests and tell a 45-year-old woman about troubling results of two chest X-rays completed a year and a half before she was finally diagnosed with cancer, according to a lawsuit filed in Baltimore City Circuit Court. By the time Patricia Spurlock was diagnosed, the cancer in her lungs had spread to her brain, her lawyer said.
When Takoya Sturgis felt sharp pains through her back and up her sides, there was only one hospital she wanted to go to for treatment. The Glen Burnie woman headed to Baltimore Washington Medical Center's Emergency Department, where she had been several times before.
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For the first time in more than 35 years, Franklin Square Hospital Center in Baltimore County is getting a major overhaul, according to its newly approved $225 million expansion plan. The Maryland Health Care Commission, the state's hospital regulatory agency, just approved the hospital's application for a certificate of need showing that its patient population and community demanded an expansion of the aging facility.
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