Maryland Proton Treatment Center

Maryland Proton Treatment Center MPTC treats cancer with the most advanced form of proton therapy available in the region.

Lung cancer can be easy to miss. Survivor Donna Rigby brushed off her symptoms — shortness of breath, a nagging cough, f...
12/08/2025

Lung cancer can be easy to miss. Survivor Donna Rigby brushed off her symptoms — shortness of breath, a nagging cough, fatigue — as “just allergies.” Thankfully, early screening caught her cancer in time. Recognize the subtle signs and consult your doctor about lung cancer screening. Early detection saves lives.

When Donna Rigby mentioned feeling winded walking from her car, her physician's decision to order a scan revealed early-stage lung cancer that was successfully treated with minimally invasive surgery.

Sandy, thank you for your kind words! We are so happy to hear you had a great experience with us!
12/04/2025

Sandy, thank you for your kind words! We are so happy to hear you had a great experience with us!

12/03/2025

Bruce is a 5-year prostate cancer survivor. He spoke about the fear, confusion, and uncertainty that cancer brings — and the hope he found through the skilled and compassionate team at the Maryland Proton Treatment Center.

Happy Thanksgiving! MPTC wishes you a day filled with love, laughter and gratitude. Enjoy the day with your family and f...
11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! MPTC wishes you a day filled with love, laughter and gratitude. Enjoy the day with your family and friends!

Thank you so much for the review!
11/25/2025

Thank you so much for the review!

Congratulations to MPTC patient Charlynn, she completed her final treatment!
11/25/2025

Congratulations to MPTC patient Charlynn, she completed her final treatment!

Today is World Pancreatic Cancer Day! According to the American Cancer Society, there will be approximately 67,440 diagn...
11/20/2025

Today is World Pancreatic Cancer Day! According to the American Cancer Society, there will be approximately 67,440 diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year. Here are the doctors at MPTC who specialize in treating this disease. University of Maryland Medical System

Help the University of Maryland School of Medicine spread holiday cheer to our smallest patients! The 10th Annual Reads ...
11/18/2025

Help the University of Maryland School of Medicine spread holiday cheer to our smallest patients! The 10th Annual Reads for Peds Holiday Book Drive is collecting donations to purchase books for children spending the holidays in the hospital. Support this amazing student-led effort and help reach the goal of 3,500 books! For more information on how to support, visit

We are so excited to announce our 10th Annual READS FOR PEDS Holiday Book Drive! The holidays are a time where we appreciate being home surrounded by those that we love. Unfortunately, not all...

We’re thrilled to have sponsored the American Cancer Society’s Evening of Hope event in support of the Hope Lodge Baltim...
11/17/2025

We’re thrilled to have sponsored the American Cancer Society’s Evening of Hope event in support of the Hope Lodge Baltimore. Thanks to the generosity of those who attended the event, the remaining funds were raised to construct the future, expanded Hope Lodge in Baltimore. This expansion will increase capacity by 30%, allowing the Hope Lodge to provide even more free lodging to patients receiving cancer treatment.

Eric had a family history of prostate cancer and asked about getting screened in his late 40s. His doctor told him that ...
11/12/2025

Eric had a family history of prostate cancer and asked about getting screened in his late 40s. His doctor told him that he was too young. After a colonoscopy, another doctor told him to get checked and he found out he had stage 3 prostate cancer. Learn more about his story:

Eric Morrow is no stranger to unexpected journeys. News4 caught up with the prostate cancer survivor and Air Force veteran as he headed off on a lifechanging trip. “I wouldn’t wish cancer on anyone, but the one thing it does give you is perspective on what’s really important in life,” he sai...

Congratulations to Dr. Mark Mishra, who was named a 2025 “Top Doctor” by Baltimore Magazine! Along with Dr. Mishra, the ...
11/11/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Mark Mishra, who was named a 2025 “Top Doctor” by Baltimore Magazine! Along with Dr. Mishra, the list recognized over 230 other UMMS physicians, whose names and specialties can be viewed here: https://hubs.li/Q03SF7gm0

Spotlight on our Alumni Wall - Thank you for the kind words!
11/10/2025

Spotlight on our Alumni Wall - Thank you for the kind words!

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850 West Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
21201

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Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

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Proton Therapy Treats Cancer Differently

The Maryland Proton Treatment Center (MPTC) is the only center in Maryland to offer proton therapy – a highly advanced and precise form of radiation – to treat cancer. MPTC offers the most advanced form of proton therapy in the world – called pencil beam scanning. This technique is highly effective for a wide variety of solid, localized tumors in adults and children.

The Maryland Proton Treatment Center (MPTC) is led by renowned radiation oncologists from the University of Maryland School of Medicine who are inspired by patients and driven by a passion for healing. Using a team approach to care, every patient receives an individualized treatment plan. Our physicians are involved in cutting-edge research and clinical trials, and are leading experts who have been formally trained in proton therapy to treat patients with a wide variety of cancers.