Map of MHA Member Hospitals by County

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Maryland Hospital Association Member Hospitals by County WM BL Allegany UH Garrett Meritus Cecil Washington Carroll CH Harford Baltimore UMUC UMHM GRMC Frederick FRHS GBMC SPHS UMSJ NWH MSFS Baltimore Kent Howard City UMSC HCGH HCG MSM Montgomery UMBW AHPH UML AHSG Queen Anne Anne's NIH AAMC SH HCH DCH Arundel AHWA CNHS MWPH MSGS UMPG Caroline SHB Prince George's Talbot UMSE FWMC MSSM MSUM Calvert UMRO Baltimore City Charles CHMC UMSD UMMid KKI UMCR Dorchester Mercy JHH VA BSBH JHB Wicomico UMMC HSCR AGH SAH St. Mary's MSStM PRMC MSHH Worcester Somerset Hospital Name Hospital Name Hospital Name MCH Howard County General Hospital HCGH Sheppard Pratt Health System SPHS Adventist HealthCare Physical Health and Rehabilitation AHPH Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center JHB Sinai Hospital of Baltimore SHB Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center AHSG The Johns Hopkins Hospital and Health System JHH Suburban Hospital SH Adventist HealthCare Washington Adventist Hospital AHWA Kennedy Krieger Institute KKI Union Hospital of Cecil County UH Anne Arundel Medical Center AAMC McCready Health MCH Univ of MD Baltimore Washington Medical Ctr UMBW Atlantic General Hospital AGH MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center MSFS Univ of MD Charles Regional Medical Center UMCR Bon Secours Baltimore Health System BSBH MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital MSGS Univ of MD Harford Memorial Hospital UMHM Independent Hospitals Brook Lane BL MedStar Harbor Hospital MSHH Univ of MD Laurel Regional Hospital UML CalvertHealth Medical Center CHMC MedStar Montgomery Medical Center MSM University of Maryland Medical Center UMMC Adventist HealthCare Carroll Hospital CH MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center MSSM Univ of MD Medical Center Midtown Campus UMMid Holy Cross Health Children’s National Health System CNHS MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital MSStM Univ of MD Prince George’s Hospital Center UMPG Johns Hopkins Medicine Doctors Community Hospital DCH MedStar Union Memorial Hospital MSUM Univ of MD Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Inst UMRO LifeBridge Health Fort Washington Medical Center FWMC Mercy Medical Center Mercy Univ of MD Shore Medical Ctr at Chestertown UMSC MedStar Health Frederick Regional Health System FRHS Meritus Health Meritus Univ of MD Shore Medical Ctr at Dorchester UMSD University of Maryland Medical System Garrett Regional Medical Center GRMC Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital MWPH Univ of MD Shore Regional Med Ctr at Easton UMSE Hopkins and Univ of MD Greater Baltimore Medical Center GBMC NIH Clinical Center NIH Univ of MD St. Joseph Medical Center UMSJ HealthSouth Chesapeake Rehabilitation Hospital HSCR Northwest Hospital NWH Univ of MD Upper Chesapeake Medical Center UMUC Holy Cross Germantown Hospital HCG Peninsula Regional Medical Center PRMC VA Maryland Health Care System VA Holy Cross Hospital HCH Saint Agnes Hospital SAH Western Maryland Regional Medical Center WM .

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