Where Children Go to Heal and Grow

For many children, the transition from hospital to home is the most challenging step in the healing process.

At Mt. Washington Pediatric, they get both sophisticated medical care and the warm embrace of our family-friendly atmosphere. So they heal, grow, go home stronger, and learn the skills that lead to happier, more independent lives.

We focus on supporting their families to ensure that the healing continues – even after the hospital stay.

Our young patients receive a wide range of services. By offering state-of-the-art treatments and working closely with Maryland’s leading hospitals and pediatricians, we become our children’s bridge to better health. Our outcomes and our patient satisfaction prove our success – again and again.

That’s why, since 1922, we’ve played a unique role in child-centered care in Maryland. Like our prestigious affiliates, the University of Maryland Medical and Johns Hopkins Health systems, we strive to provide world-class care – and add family to it. Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital: Where children go to heal and grow.

Featured Programs

Concussion Assessment & Management Program (CAMP)

Our Concussion Assessment and Management Program provides evaluations & treatment for children with both sports‐related and non‐sports‐related concussions.

Other Programs:

News

Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital is Named a Best Place to Work

Baltimore Magazine cites mission to help sick children and great employee benefits. Read more.

Nine-Year-Old Fights Diabetes

One mom talks to WBAL-AM about how she spotted the warning signs for Diabetes in her 9-year-old daughter, who also tells us what it’s like to live with Diabetes Type 1. Listen to interview. (WBAL)

Events

2012 Fashion Fever

Join us at The Grand Lodge, in Cockeysville, MD, for a fabulous fashion show to benefit the children at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital. Lunch and morning bar, fashion show, spring boutique, auction and more. Sponsorship opportunities are also available!

Brain Injury Family Support Group

Dr. Brenda Elliott is facilitating a support group for families who have children with brain injuries.

Diabetes Support Group

Every Tuesday, 5‐6:30 p.m. Diabetes Support Group For kids and teens living with type I diabetes and their families. Led by psychology services ‐ a new topic is discussed

Media Inquiries

Call Kathleen Lee, Director of PR at 410-578-2681 or klee@mwph.org