2020 Year in Review MedStar Health Cancer Network

Some photos were taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. All patients and providers are expected to follow the current MedStar Health guidelines for safety including proper masking and physical distancing where appropriate. Learn more at MedStarHealth.org/Safe. Introduction

However, since the pandemic arrived in our communities, we have devoted an enormous amount of time and effort developing and implementing policies and procedures to not only protect our patients and their families, but our providers as well. Unfortunately, many people have avoided getting recommended cancer screenings and care due to fear of being exposed to COVID-19 and, for the first time in many years, we are seeing an upward trend in the number of cancers diagnosed.

We are confident that the innovations we have put in place, which include strictly following the guidance of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for in-person visits, and offering alternative ways to get care such as video visits and telephone consultations, will encourage more members of our community to get the care they need when they need it.

As further evidence of our commitment to safely provide patients with the highest quality care, MedStar Health Cancer Network empowers a multidisciplinary Cancer Committee—a dedicated team of individuals who oversee our efforts to meet At MedStar Health Cancer Network, our highest the rigorous standards required to earn recognition priority is, and always will be, making sure that from some of the nation’s most highly regarded we are effectively meeting the needs of our accrediting bodies. This includes Accreditation cancer patients and their families. To that end, we with Commendation from the American College of are constantly looking for ways we can evolve to Surgeons Commission on Cancer, the highest level best meet the needs of the community. During of approval, which we’ve held for more than 20 years; 2020, this was, for the most part, no different. Certification from the American Society of Clinical Oncology’s Quality Oncology Practice Initiative program; and Accreditation from the American College of Radiology in CT, MRI, and ultrasound.

In addition, the Breast Center at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center recently completed its fourth survey by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers, an accreditation the Breast Center has held for the past 12 years. We are currently awaiting the results. And, in January 2020, the MedStar Franklin Square Cancer Center embarked upon a new journey—to obtain the America College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer National Accreditation for Rectal Cancer. Having spent the past year laying the groundwork, the Cancer Center recently submitted its accreditation application to begin the official survey process.

Meanwhile, all of our patients continue to benefit from our multidisciplinary approach to care, which culminates in a customized, comprehensive treatment plan unique to each individual. Patients have a full range of sophisticated, proven, and

2 promising diagnostic and treatment options, support have convenient access to the latest medical programs, rehabilitation, and follow-up services technologies, a wide range of diagnostic and available to help them on their journey. treatment options, and the highest quality care.

We also have approximately 40 active clinical trials At MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center, we across the network and are working hard to ensure recently opened a brand new, 82,000-square- our patients are offered access to novel therapies foot, state-of-the-art Surgical Pavilion. Designed to and the latest in care. These therapies are proving revolutionize surgical care, the clinical space alone to be beneficial in the treatment of lung cancer and features: other cancers that were previously difficult to treat. • Fourteen spacious surgical suites, packed with the Learn more about the importance of clinical trials. latest industry tools and technologies to optimize patient care, safety, and quality. In addition, with the launch of a High-Risk Assessment and Cancer Prevention Program • One “hybrid” operating room, featuring advanced at MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital, we are imaging technology that allows an interventional now providing more individuals who may have cardiologist, radiologist, and vascular surgeon to an increased risk for developing cancer with collaborate and multi-task, all at one time, during information, resources, guidance, genetic testing, a surgical case—the only hospital in the State of and proactive treatment options. The program, which Maryland, and among only a few in the U.S., to focuses on cancer prevention, looks first at genetic, house this type of specialty surgical suite. environmental, and lifestyle factors that impact and increase risk factors for developing the disease. • Twenty Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) bays.

Those who carry mutations most closely linked to • Robust video systems integrated in the operative cancer are then able to consider medication and suites to facilitate virtual training opportunities for surgical interventions that could significantly the hospital’s surgical residency program. reduce those risk factors or establish a schedule for increased surveillance to detect and treat • A 600-foot concourse, connecting the Surgical cancers at the earliest possible stages. This goal is Pavilion to the existing patient tower to streamline to reduce the number of patients—both men and the transport of patients as needed, and much women—who are diagnosed with cancers that have more. the strongest genetic links: breast, ovarian, colon, uterine and prostate. More information about the new facility can be found here. Another area of focus during 2020 was the ongoing expansion of our facilities to ensure that patients

The new Surgical Pavilion at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center was designed to revolutionize surgical care.

3 As in past years, we provided ongoing support to our physicians by offering continuing medical education (CME) opportunities. This included a Multidisciplinary Symposium on Cancer Care, our first virtual CME conference, which featured an expert faculty who highlighted some of the most recent developments in cancer care. This free CME event was viewed by more than 60 providers.

MedStar Health continues to collaborate with Indivumed, a German-based oncology research company whose goal is to individualize anti-cancer medical therapies through state-of- the-art biospecimen collection, preservation, and analysis. The collaboration provides MedStar Health with resources to build and support a network-wide biobank of high quality annotated biospecimen. Under the direction of Albert Aboulafia, MD, the MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Team has contributed over 150 patients to the biobank which includes samples from MedStar Georgetown University Hospital and MedStar Washington Hospital Center. Under Dr. Aboulafia’s leadership, the team has expanded its recruitment efforts to include healthy controls and is piloting software for remote consent. Biobank samples are available for use by MedStar affiliated researchers, for more information please contact [email protected].

While the pandemic limited our opportunities in terms of community outreach, we were able to safely conduct our ongoing screening programs for breast and cervical cancer, colorectal cancer, and lung cancer. Plus, we once again collaborated with WMAR/ABC2 to offer two “House Calls,” live chat events with our physician experts. Designed to make it easy for members of the community to ask questions and get answers about cancer prevention, we hosted one during Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and the other during Viewers of WMAR/ABC2 had the opportunity to chat with physician experts about cancer during “House Calls,” a live event presented Lung Cancer Awareness Month. in collaboration with MedStar Health Cancer Network.

Caption here for the 4 house call images.

4 We are also extremely proud of Clara Yoder, BSN, RN, CCRN, lung nurse navigator in the Angelos Center for Lung Diseases at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center, who was published in Current Geriatrics Report, along with Saiyad Sarkar, MD, Director of Interventional Pulmonology at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center, and Arthur Holtzclaw, MD, of Walter Reed National Medical Center. The paper, titled The Unique Role of Lung Cancer Nurse Navigator in Elderly Lung Cancer Patients, can be accessed here. Clara Yoder, Saiyad Sarkar, MD, BSN, RN, CCRN FCCP, DAABIP In the pages that follow, you’ll read more about our accomplishments of the past year. As we look to the future, we hope to build on our successes—for the benefit of our patients, their families, and the community—for many years to come.

Sincerely,

Albert Aboulafia, MD Medical Director MedStar Health Cancer Network

Linda Rogers, RN, MBA, CPA Vice President MedStar Baltimore Regional Cancer Program

5 In our treatment centers, more measures have been Highlights of 2020 taken to protect our patients, many of whom have weakened immune systems. So, we began restricting visitors to reduce the risk of an individual infecting others in our center. We also started providing “drive- MedStar Health Cancer Network achieved through” options, giving some injections carside many significant accomplishments during (this option has been especially popular with some 2020. Following are some highlights. of our older patients). While treatments will always require some face-to-face time, our nurses now do chemotherapy teaching over the phone or via video, to minimize unnecessary contact. Caring for patients during COVID-19

Accreditation Like other healthcare providers across the country, we took many measures to adapt to the “new reality” of treating patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

First, MedStar Health instituted systemwide screening procedures at the entrances to all hospitals, with screening questionnaires and temperature checks. Masks are required for both staff and patients, and new plexiglass partitions were NAPBC Accreditation installed in our waiting rooms to minimize droplets In November 2020, the Breast Center at MedStar between patients and staff. In addition to masks, Franklin Square Medical Center underwent its fourth physicians and nurses now wear eye protection as accreditation survey by the National Accreditation well. We have reduced seating capacity in the waiting Program for Breast Centers, an accreditation the rooms and have enforced distancing. Staff are wiping Breast Center has already held for 12 years. down surfaces such as doorknobs and armrests frequently throughout the day. This year, due to the pandemic, the survey was conducted virtually and consisted of two parts. The In our medical oncology clinic, telehealth has first part, a thorough medical chart review, called for become more important. Video visits and telephone the site reviewer to evaluate a series of de-identified visits became a routine part of our practice, with medical charts to ensure that breast cancer patients physicians “seeing” both new patient consults cared for at MedStar Franklin Square received safe, and existing patients via telehealth technology to quality, and comprehensive care. The site reviewer recreate the face-to-face experience. Telehealth looked for care provided by a multidisciplinary team, also permitted us to instantly conference in family standardized pathology reports, state-of-the-art members and language interpreters. In addition, our equipment and techniques, pre- and post-genetic physicians readjusted treatment schedules, when counseling, psychosocial services, survivorship care possible, to minimize the number of visits to our plans, and nurse navigation. center without negatively impacting patients. The second phase was a virtual meeting that included administrators and the Breast Leadership Team. Dr. Albert Aboulafia and Linda Rogers opened the meeting with a presentation that provided an overview of the MedStar Health Cancer Network. In addition, they highlighted the exceptional care being provided to breast cancer patients that seek treatment at MedStar Franklin Square and at our Bel Air location. Dr. Atsuko Okabe, director of the Breast Center, was then asked a series of questions by the site reviewer regarding her daily practices and compliance with national guidelines. The reviewer also took an opportunity to ask each member of the team specific A MedStar Health provider chats with a patient during a video visit. Atsuko Okabe, MD 6 questions pertaining to their area of expertise. Community outreach Finally, the site reviewer was given a virtual tour of the Breast Centers at MedStar Franklin Square and at the MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus. MedStar Health Cancer Network conducts prevention, screening, and other outreach activities During the Summation, the reviewer had many nice throughout the year as part of our commitment to things to say about the Breast Center, the providers, improving the health of the communities we serve. and the program. We undergo this survey every These activities are monitored and documented in 3 years, which ensures that we are delivering high an annual community outreach activity summary quality care to breast cancer patients and their that is presented to the cancer committee at the end families. We are waiting for official notification that of each calendar year. In 2020, our outreach efforts we had another successful survey and that were somewhat limited due to the pandemic, but we we are accredited for the next 3 years. were able to conduct all cancer screenings.

Rectal Cancer Accreditation Colorectal cancer screening In January 2020, the MedStar The Colon Cancer Screening program at Franklin Square Cancer Center MedStar Health is a grant program funded by the embarked upon the journey of Maryland Department of Health and the Cigarette obtaining the America College of Restitution Fund. The grant, in the amount of Surgeons Commission on Cancer $1,212,000, provides no-cost colonoscopies, National Accreditation for Rectal fecal immunochemical tests, and diagnostic and Cancer. Dr. David Lisle, colorectal treatment services to low income, uninsured, and surgeon, was named director of underinsured men and women living in Baltimore the multidisciplinary team leading City, Baltimore County, and Anne Arundel County. this effort. Other members of the The colonoscopies are provided at four MedStar team included medical oncologists, hospitals: MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center, radiation oncologists, pathologists, MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital, MedStar Harbor radiologists, rectal surgeons, and David Lisle, MD Hospital, and MedStar Union Memorial Hospital. administrative support staff. In 2020, the program resulted in 124 colonoscopies To achieve National Accreditation for Rectal Cancer, being performed. During these procedures, any patient that presents to MedStar Franklin Square providers removed 46 adenoma polyps and who is diagnosed with rectal cancer must undergo a 2 high-grade adenoma polyps. The program found specific treatment workup according to the national 1 cancer and provided diagnosis and treatment guidelines. Each patient’s case is presented and funds to cover the patients’ care and financial needs. discussed in a multidisciplinary format to develop The program saw a 42% reduction in screening rates a course of treatment that includes surgery, due to COVID-19. chemotherapy and/or radiation. The comprehensive findings and treatment plan are then sent to the The program also provides education and outreach patient’s primary care physician to keep them activities in the area by participating in health fairs, informed and engaged in the patient’s overall well- when safely possible, and developing partnerships being. Once the patient has completed surgery, the with local physicians serving low income residents. patient’s case is presented to the multidisciplinary This year, an existing partnership with Baltimore team again to review the pathology and subsequent treatment plans.

At the end of the year, the Cancer Center applied for this accreditation, which will entail a comprehensive survey, a review of patient records, interviews with rectal cancer providers, and tours of the hospital and outpatient facilities. By achieving accreditation, MedStar Franklin Square will be recognized as providing high-quality, evidenced-based patient care to rectal cancer patients. Once accreditation is granted it will need to be renewed on a 3-year annual cycle.

Two MedStar Health associates promote colorectal cancer screenings as part of ongoing outreach efforts.

7 Medical Systems was expanded, which led to a Because 72% of program clients are Hispanic, the 22% increase in completed screenings. The BCCP has established and maintained a very robust program also augmented its outreach by using program designed to support women through the Facebook and Google to direct patients to its screening process. This support includes having web-based contact page. 4 full-time BCCP associates and an additional 3 interpreters several times per month when 20 or Lung cancer screening more Spanish-speaking women come in for breast MedStar Harbor Hospital was one of six Maryland and cervical cancer screening services on the same healthcare providers selected to participate in the day. Interpreter services are provided for patients in Maryland Department of Health’s uninsured, no- the doctor’s office, at hospital registration, and the cost lung cancer screening pilot program in 2018. mammogram department, and patients are escorted During 2020, the Lung Cancer Screening program from one department to another. completed 3 low dose CT scans for clients. All results were negative, and clients are due for their next screenings in 2021. We are excited about the possible growth of the program with our planned Genetic counseling outreach activities.

Breast and cervical screening During 2020, the Center for Cancer Risk Evaluation Since 2002, the Baltimore City Breast and Cervical saw more than 500 patients for genetic counseling Cancer Program (BCCP) has been going strong, and cancer risk assessment. Cancer-causing providing more than 22,202 mammograms, and mutations were identified in approximately 10 9,948 Pap tests to women in need. To date, percent of patients who underwent testing. 11 individuals have been diagnosed with cervical cancer and 197 individuals have been diagnosed Due to COVID-19 precautions, most of genetic with breast cancer. counseling consults were seamlessly transitioned to telehealth. The telehealth platform, along with In 2020, $864,708 in contract funds from the in-home, saliva-based genetic testing, allowed Maryland Department of Health helped make it genetic counseling and testing to continue for our possible for the BCCP at MedStar Health Cancer patients so that personalized treatment and medical Network to perform 856 mammograms and 272 management recommendations based on the testing Pap tests. (Note that due to COVID-19 precautions, results could proceed as normal. The telehealth screening was not performed for approximately program has also allowed genetic counseling 90 days resulting in a smaller volume of patients services to be provided to patients and their family served). Among those screened, 22% were new to members who live in remote areas or are otherwise our program, which is level compared to last year. unable to attend an in-person appointment. During the year, 3 cases of breast cancer and no cervical cancers were diagnosed. As it is recommended that all patients with pancreatic and ovarian cancer, regardless of age of diagnosis Of those who participated in the program in 2020, and/or family history, be referred to genetic 96% were uninsured. The 4% who were insured were counseling, active quality improvement measures are provided client navigation services to help eliminate being implemented to increase genetic counseling the barriers to screening many of them face, such as referrals and testing rates within this population lack of transportation and translation assistance. of patients.

Genetic testing continues to take a greater role in personalizing cancer treatment for patients that test positive for an inherited cancer syndrome mutation. In fact, two PARP inhibitors were approved this year for patients with prostate cancer who test positive for BRCA 1 or BRCA 2 or other DNA repair mutations. Today, genetic counseling and testing is available at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center, MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital, and MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus as well as virtually.

SmartCurve™ technology is now available at the MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus.

8 Clinical trials • Opened Insight 2: A Phase 2, two-arm study to investigate tepotinib combined with osimertinib in MET amplified, advanced or metastatic non-small With approximately 40 active clinical trials across the cell lung cancer (NSCLC) harboring activating network, the MedStar Health Cancer Network clinical EGFR mutations and having acquired resistance to trials team has been working hard to ensure patients prior osimertinib therapy are offered access to novel therapies and the latest in care. • Opened G041767: A Phase 3, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of Our work on the study MK3475-U01: A Phase 2, atezolizumab plus carboplatin and etoposide with Umbrella Study with Rolling Arms of Investigational or without tiragolumab (anti-TIGIT antibody) in Agents with either Pembrolizumab in Combination patients with untreated extensive stage small cell with Chemotherapy or with Pembrolizumab Alone in lung cancer Patients with Advanced Non-small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) has allowed patients to receive some of • Enrolled 8 patients to Serum GP-88 Levels in these novel treatments and has brought with it Metastatic Breast Cancer patients: A prospective many accomplishments: blood sampling trial

• Enrolled the first patient in the • Enrolled 3 patients to AFT-25 Comparison of world to MK3475-U01A operative monitoring and endocrine therapy (COMET) trial for low risk DCIS: A Phase 3 • Highest enrolling center with prospective randomized trial 11 patients randomized All oncology clinical trials can be found here. • Principal investigator Dr. Suman Rao appointed first author on upcoming study publication Cancer registry

The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique challenges and our Suman Rao, MD The MedStar North Cancer Registry continues to team has stepped up to overcome abstract well over 4,000 cases per year, including these challenges in innovative ways 2019. The registry is responsible for obtaining data that will continue to help patients long after the from the patient medical records on all types of pandemic ends. Two studies that exemplify this are: cancers, treatment, and testing performed prior to and following diagnosis. At any given time, between • AL42478: An expanded access, single 140 and 150 items of criteria are reviewed and arm, multicenter study to provide at home abstracted on each patient. The registry, this past subcutaneous administration of pertuzumab and year, successfully followed approximately 20,000 trastuzumab fixed-dose combination (PH FDC patients on the status of their cancer after treatment SC) for patients with HER2-positive breast cancer had been completed. during the COVID-19 pandemic The registry team supports cancer program • Feasibility of Same-Day Discharge after Nipple- accreditation efforts, including data collection and sparing Mastectomy with Implant-based reporting to support readiness the Breast Program Pre-pectoral Breast Reconstruction at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center. The information gathered was used to update criteria Our expected accrual for calendar year 2020 is 296. for the National Accreditation for Breast Centers This represents 13% of analytic cases across the (NAPBC) survey that occurred in November 2019. network based on 2,244 analytic cases for 2019. The data was also used as the region prepares to obtain accreditation for rectal cancer through the Other highlights for 2020 National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer. • First patient in the world randomized to 2019 is going to be used as a baseline year for an MK7339-013: A randomized, double- anticipated 2020 initial survey. blind, placebo-controlled, Phase 3 study of Pembrolizumab in combination with Information was also provided to physicians concurrent chemoradiation therapy followed performing the QI studies for the Commission on by Pembrolizumab with or without olaparib, Cancer. One of these was rectal cancer patients. compared to concurrent chemoradiation In 2019, our top diagnostic sites were lung, breast, therapy alone in participants with newly colon, prostate and gynecologic oncology. diagnosed treatment naïve limited stage small cell lung cancer 9 Our Centers of Excellence

The Angelos Center of Lung Disease The Cyberknife® Center The Angelos Center for Lung Diseases treats more CyberKnife® Robotic Radiosurgery is one of the most patients with lung disease than any other community advanced treatments available for patients with hospital in Maryland. The diverse range of skills and inoperable or surgically challenging tumors. These expertise of our multidisciplinary team of specialists patients may have tumors of the brain or spine, enables us to provide patients with seamless, or tumors that are wrapped around other critical integrated care beginning with the initial visit and structures. They may also be patients who are elderly throughout the treatment program. or cannot tolerate other treatment options.

We also offer the newest and most promising Performed on an outpatient basis, CyberKnife is a technologies for early diagnosis including type of radiation therapy used to treat tumors in the autofluorescence bronchoscopy and head and brain, neck and spine, lung, liver, kidney, superDimension™. Multimodalities and an pancreas and prostate; all without the stress and outstanding team of thoracic surgeons, radiation recovery time needed for surgery. The robotically oncologists, medical oncologists, interventional guided treatment is accurate, painless, and effective pulmonologists and rehab pulmonologists along for malignant and benign tumors anywhere in the with a dedicated thoracic nurse navigator help body. For patients with few other treatment options, make us one of the nation’s premier lung cancer CyberKnife can be lifesaving. prevention and treatment centers. The Maryland Melanoma Center The Breast Center Our innovative team of nationally known surgical We are dedicated to providing state-of-the art and medical oncologists, researchers, and oncology services and treatments as well as the most practitioners offer patients the best and most current individualized care that can be found in Maryland for practices in melanoma diagnosis and treatment. We individuals with breast abnormalities. We offer the are one of the few facilities in the country with the full spectrum of diagnostic and treatment options technology and expertise for vaccine biotherapy and in a multidisciplinary collaborative environment. hyperthermic-isolated limb perfusion. Our clinicians, specialists in breast surgery, medical oncology and radiation oncology, work with breast We are also home to a research laboratory where radiologists, pathologists, nurses and other support scientists are able to analyze patient tumors, which staff to carefully evaluate each patient’s diagnosis aids in the development of individualized treatments. and create a personalized treatment plan specially Our team includes oncology surgeons, plastic designed to meet that individual’s unique needs. surgeons, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, This seamless care is backed by support services that experienced oncology nurses, a dedicated nurse include patient navigation and genetic counseling. navigator clinician, and support staff.

The Center for Gynecologic Oncology The National Center for Bone and Our multidisciplinary team of experts offers patients Soft Tissue Tumors with all types of gynecologic cancers a wide range Our comprehensive approach to treating of comprehensive treatments including minimally adolescents and adults with primary bone and invasive surgeries, the most advanced radiation soft tissue tumors as well as metastatic disease therapies and access to clinical trials. To achieve the incorporates every resource we have to ensure best possible outcomes, surgery may be combined our patients receive the best treatment available. with radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or hormonal Patients benefit from the latest advances in medical therapy. For women who have undergone extensive and surgical treatments for these rare tumors. This surgeries to remove cancer, the center offers includes minimally invasive diagnostic biopsies and reconstructive surgery, a surgical specialty the revolutionary CyberKnife, to target tumors that not available at all hospitals. were previously inoperable. Limb-sparing surgery using advanced techniques is utilized for most bone and soft tissue cancers.

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Meet our oncology care team. MedStar Health Cancer Network is a network of nationally acclaimed physicians who are revolutionizing oncology care every day. We offer innovative, targeted therapies and new, state-of-the-art clinical approaches to help those diagnosed with cancer survive and thrive. Our specialists serve patients across the Baltimore Region, applying the latest research, leveraging the newest technologies, and offering groundbreaking clinical trials as we diagnosis and treat patients with all types and stages of cancer. Understanding the sensitive and emotional nature of new cancer diagnoses, we are committed to seeing patients who desire a second clinical opinion, within 48 hours of contact. Our multi-disciplinary approach and focus on holistic care is evident throughout each patient’s journey and makes a lifechanging and lifesaving difference for thousands of cancer patients each year. MedStarCancer.org

Medical oncology and hematology Medical oncology and hematology continued

Kevin Chen, MD Shweta Kurian, MD P 443-777-7147 P 443-777-7147 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 Baltimore, MD 21237 Baltimore, MD 21237

P 410-515-6400 MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 180 Bel Air, MD 21015 Lois Kamugisha, MD P 443-444-3996 MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Mahsa Mohebtash, MD Russell Morgan Bldg. P 443-444-3991 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. 103 MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Baltimore, MD 21239 Russell Morgan Bldg. 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. 103 Baltimore, MD 21239

Pallavi Kumar, MD P 443-777-7147 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Yvonne Ottaviano, MD 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 P 443-777-7147 Baltimore, MD 21237 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 Baltimore, MD 21237

P 410-515-6400 MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 180 Bel Air, MD 21015

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Medical oncology and hematology continued Colorectal surgery

Charles A. Padgett, MD Nicole Chaumont, MD P 443-444-3991 P 443-777-2639 MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Russell Morgan Bldg. Center for Digestive Disease 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. 103 9000 Franklin Square Dr. Baltimore, MD 21239 Baltimore, MD 21237

MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Smyth Bldg. 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. G1 Suman Rao, MD Baltimore, MD 21239 P 443-777-7147 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 220 Baltimore, MD 21237 Bel Air, MD 21015

P 410-515-6400 MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus P. Jeffrey Ferris, MD 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 180 P 443-777-2639 Bel Air, MD 21015 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Center for Digestive Disease 9000 Franklin Square Dr. Baltimore, MD 21237 Breast surgery

Maen Farha, MD, IORT Specialist P 443-444-3420 David Lisle, MD MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital P 443-777-2639 Smyth Bldg. MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. 403B Center for Digestive Disease Baltimore, MD 21239 9000 Franklin Square Dr. Baltimore, MD 21237 P 443-777-6500 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus 9101 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 110 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 180 Baltimore, MD 21237 Bel Air, MD 21015

P 410-350-3386 MedStar Harbor Hospital David E. Stein, MD, MHCM Outpatient Center P 443-777-2475 3001 S. Hanover St., Lower Level MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21225 Center for Digestive Disease 9000 Franklin Square Dr. Baltimore, MD 21237 Atsuko Okabe, MD, IORT Specialist P 443-777-6500 MedStar Harbor Hospital MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Outpatient Center 9101 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 110 3001 S. Hanover St., Ste. 216A Baltimore, MD 21237 Baltimore, MD 21225

P 410-515-6090 MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 160 Bel Air, MD 21015

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Genetic counseling and testing Interventional pulmonology

Emily Kuchinsky, MS, CGC Saiyad Sarkar, MD P 443-777-7147 P 443-777-1133 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 Angelos Center for Lung Diseases Baltimore, MD 21237 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 1800 Baltimore, MD 21237 MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Russell Morgan Bldg. MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste.103 Russell Morgan Bldg. Baltimore, MD 21239 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. 103 Baltimore, MD 21239 MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 180 Bel Air, MD 21015 Neurosurgery/CyberKnife® radiosurgery

Renee DiCicco, MS, CGC P 443-777-7147 Teresa Wojtasiewicz, MD MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center P 443-777-8807 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21237 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 301 Baltimore, MD 21237

412 Malcolm Dr., Ste. 200 Westminster, MD 21157

163 Thomas Johnson Dr., Unit E Gynecologic oncology (surgical) Frederick, MD 21702

Fouad Abbas, MD Victor Du, MD P 410-350-3686 P 443-777-8807 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 301 Baltimore, MD 21237 Baltimore, MD 21237

MedStar Harbor Hospital 1576 Merritt Blvd., Ste. 7 Outpatient Center Dundalk, MD 21222 3001 S. Hanover St., Ste. 102 Baltimore, MD 21225 MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 300 Bel Air, MD 21015 Charles Boice, MD P 443-777-7990 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 Baltimore, MD 21237

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Orthopaedic oncology/bone and soft tissue tumors Radiation oncology continued

Albert Aboulafia, MD Kelly Orwat, MD P 443-777-2663 P 410-682-6800 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 9105 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 100 Baltimore, MD 21237 Baltimore, MD 21237

P 443-444-5258 MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Russell Morgan Bldg. 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. G4 Matt Wallace, MD Baltimore, MD 21239 P 443-777-2663 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 David Perry, MD Baltimore, MD 21237 P 410-682-6800 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9105 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 100 Baltimore, MD 21237

P 410-515-6400 MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus Radiation oncology 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 180 Bel Air, MD 21015

Kamila Nowak Choi, MD P 410-682-6800 Stephen Ronson, MD MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center P 410-682-6800 9105 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 100 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21237 9105 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 100 Baltimore, MD 21237 P 410-515-6400 MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 180 Bel Air, MD 21015

Paul Fowler, MD, IORT Specialist P 443-444-5258 MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Russell Morgan Bldg. 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. G4 Baltimore, MD 21239

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Reconstructive surgery Thoracic surgery

Gabriel Del Corral, MD Ziv Gamliel, MD P 443-777-7631 P 443-777-1133 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Floor 1 Angelos Center for Lung Diseases Baltimore, MD 21237 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 1800 Baltimore, MD 21237

MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Russell Morgan Bldg. 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. 103 David Zachary Martin, MD Baltimore, MD 21239 P 443-444-1391 MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Smyth Bldg. John Lazar, MD 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. 101 P 443-777-1133 Baltimore, MD 21239 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Angelos Center for Lung Diseases 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 1800 Baltimore, MD 21237

Nassif Soueid, MD P 410-321-0808 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9105 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 302 Baltimore, MD 21237 Urogynecology

Peter O’Hare, MD P 443-777-7608 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 300 Surgical oncology Baltimore, MD 21237

P 410-877-8088 Vinay Gupta, MD MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus P 443-777-7911 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 235 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Bel Air, MD 21015 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 Baltimore, MD 21237

MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Smyth Bldg. 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Ste. G1 Baltimore, MD 21239

Edward McCarron, MD P 443-777-7911 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center 9103 Franklin Square Dr., Ste. 2200 Baltimore, MD 21237

P 410-515-6400 MedStar Health Bel Air Medical Campus 12 MedStar Blvd., Ste. 180 Bel Air, MD 21015 15 MedStar Health Cancer Network

Urology

Christian A. Alevizatos, MD P 410-825-5454 Chesapeake Urology Associates North Pavilion 6535 N. Charles St., 5th Floor Baltimore, MD 21204

Ryan Cleary, MD P 410-391-6131 Chesapeake Urology Associates 6820 Hospital Dr., Ste. 210 Baltimore, MD 21237

William Dowling, MD P 410-391-6131 Chesapeake Urology Associates 6820 Hospital Dr., Ste. 210 Baltimore, MD 21237

To contact a physician in MedStar Health Cancer Network or to learn more, visit MedStarCancer.org or call 877-715-HOPE (4673).