Baltimore County residents will soon have another option for accessing Kaiser Permanente award-winning health care and coverage, Kaiser Permanente plans to open a new state-of-the-art medical center in Timonium, Maryland in January 2022.
Located on five acres at 2391 Greenspring Drive in Timonium, Md., the 221,795-square-foot Lutherville-Timonium medical center will be the sixth major Kaiser Permanente “hub” in the region. It will offer an unparalleled array of primary and specialty medical care services, including 24-hour advanced urgent care with clinical observation units, 24-hour ambulatory surgery center operating rooms, laboratory and a full range of radiological services, including x-ray, CT and MRI — all under one roof.
This facility is scheduled to open on January 31, 2022 to provide best-in-class health care to members in the area. Towson Medical Center will close close when Lutherville-Timonium Medical Center opens.
“When they come to our new medical center, patients will receive the extraordinary care from our expert Permanente physicians who have earned us the number one spot for quality in the nation year after year,” said Richard McCarthy, MD, associate executive director of the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group, which provides care for Kaiser Permanente members in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. “We are thrilled to increase access to our award-winning physicians, who use evidence-based medicine to screen, diagnose and treat patients quickly and effectively in our integrated health system.”
Kaiser Permanente hubs like the one to be built in Timonium offer primary care services and the ability to care for members with health concerns that are too complex for a doctor’s office but do not require multiple days in the hospital. A full range of physicians are available around the clock to provide this expertise and care.
With more than 1,700 primary and specialty care physicians available to them, Kaiser Permanente members have access to one of the largest medical groups in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.
