Shore Regional Health

Shore Regional Health Community-based hospital system on Delmarva Peninsula of Maryland.

University of Maryland Shore Regional Health, part of University of Maryland Medical System, is the principal provider of comprehensive health care services for the more than 170,000 residents of the region including Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s and Talbot counties.

04/10/2026

📢 Office Update – UM Shore Medical Group: Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery

Please note that our phone lines and internet will be down today, Friday, April 10, starting at 3:00 PM, and will likely remain unavailable through office closing time at 4:00 PM.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Our phone lines will be back up and fully operational on Monday, April 13.

Thank you for your understanding.

University of Maryland Shore Medical Group (UM SMG) – Neurology and Sleep Medicine recently welcomed Maria Deza, DNP, AP...
04/09/2026

University of Maryland Shore Medical Group (UM SMG) – Neurology and Sleep Medicine recently welcomed Maria Deza, DNP, APRN, AGACNP-BC.

Deza is an Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner with more than a decade of diverse clinical experience across neurosurgery, palliative care, case management and emergency medicine. She brings a strong background in comprehensive patient assessment, interdisciplinary collaboration and care coordination, with a focus on improving outcomes for patients with complex neurological conditions.

Most recently, Deza served as a nurse practitioner in neurosurgery and palliative care with Tidal Health, where she provided both inpatient and outpatient care, conducted detailed neurological assessments and worked closely with multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement individualized care plans. Her experience includes managing complex conditions, guiding patients and families through treatment and recovery, and advocating for patient-centered care.

Deza is board certified and earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice and Master of Science in Nursing from Walden University, along with a post-master’s certificate as an Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner.

“Maria brings a unique blend of clinical expertise, critical thinking and compassionate, team-based care that will be a tremendous asset to our neurology and sleep medicine patients,” said Timothy Shanahan, DO, medical director, UM Shore Medical Group. “Her experience managing complex cases and her commitment to patient education and collaboration align perfectly with our mission to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care.”

In addition to her clinical work, Deza has experience with conducting home assessments for Medicare, and has contributed to research and quality improvement initiatives, including work focused on enhancing patient education and discharge outcomes. She is also bilingual in English and Tagalog, supporting culturally responsive care for a diverse patient population.

To make an appointment with Maria Deza, CRNP, call 410-770-5250.

04/08/2026
The Queen Anne’s County Office of the Sheriff marked its 16th year of participation in the annual “Bunny Tour,” a cheris...
04/06/2026

The Queen Anne’s County Office of the Sheriff marked its 16th year of participation in the annual “Bunny Tour,” a cherished tradition of delivering stuffed Easter bunnies to children receiving care at local hospitals.

Sheriff Gary Hofmann was joined by Sheriff Dennis Hickman, Sheriff Joe Gamble, and the Easter Bunny for visits to Shore Emergency Center at at Queenstown, as well Shore Medical Centers at Easton and Chestertown.

The tradition originated with the Easter Bunny Foundation, a nonprofit organization that delivered stuffed bunnies to children spending Easter in the hospital.

Following the closure of the nonprofit, the QAC Office of the Sheriff continued the mission, funding the initiative and expanding the collaboration to include neighboring sheriffs who now join together each year.

“This tradition is about more than delivering stuffed animals, it’s about showing up for our community in meaningful ways,” said Sheriff Gary Hofmann. “Law enforcement is not only about responding to calls for service, but also about being part of the fabric of the community. Visiting patients and staff during the holidays is a small gesture that we hope brings comfort, encouragement, and a little bit of Easter joy.”

Check out our Spring Childbirth and Parent Education Classes!Our next Understanding Labor class is tomorrow, April 4! Re...
04/03/2026

Check out our Spring Childbirth and Parent Education Classes!

Our next Understanding Labor class is tomorrow, April 4! Register by calling 410-822-1000, ext. 5234, or by scanning the QR code below!

Join one of our Health Education Classes by scanning the QR code below!
04/02/2026

Join one of our Health Education Classes by scanning the QR code below!

Curious about relieving joint pain without surgery? Learn how these patients got back to living the lives they loved wit...
03/31/2026

Curious about relieving joint pain without surgery? Learn how these patients got back to living the lives they loved with help from the orthopedic experts at Shore Regional Health: https://health.umms.org/orthopedics/soothing-orthopedic-symptoms-without-surgery/

At The Orthopedic Center, an affiliate of UM Shore Regional Health, non-surgical treatments for orthopedic conditions offer pain relief and renewed vigor for many patients.

03/31/2026

NOTICE: Our UM Shore Medical Pavilion at Cambridge CT, Ultrasound, X-Ray and Mammogram services are closed until 2 pm today, Tuesday, March 31.

MRI and Laboratoy services at UM Shore Medical Pavilion at Cambridge will be closed for the rest of the day and will resume normal operations tomorrow, Wednesday, April 1.

All other services will remain open as scheduled today.

Thank you for your understanding. We apologize for any inconvenience.

03/30/2026

NOTICE: University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH) will conduct a Code Silver (Armed Threat) Drill at UM Shore Medical Center at Queenstown on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.

The exercise is part of UM SRH’s regular emergency preparedness training. There is no hazard or threat to the public, and patient care operations will continue as normal.

National Doctors’ Day, March 30th, serves as an opportunity to recognize and thank physicians for their skill, compassio...
03/30/2026

National Doctors’ Day, March 30th, serves as an opportunity to recognize and thank physicians for their skill, compassion and dedication to caring for patients and communities.

According to the National Association of Medical Services Professionals (NAMSP), the 2026 National Doctors’ Day theme is "Honor the Calling."

This theme recognizes that “the practice of medicine is more than a profession — it is a commitment that shapes physicians’ days, decisions, and often their lives.”

Today, and every day, we thank each and every physician who “honors the calling” by caring for our patients, and we encourage our community members to join us in expressing this appreciation!

Thank you to our physicians!

Congratulations to Lisa McKenna, Front Desk Secretary at our Cancer Center, on being honored as the very first winner of...
03/26/2026

Congratulations to Lisa McKenna, Front Desk Secretary at our Cancer Center, on being honored as the very first winner of The Bee Award, UM Shore Regional Health's newest avenue for recognizing "above and beyond" service by non-nursing team members.

McKenna's nomination, submitted by her fellow team members, read as follows:

"Lisa exemplifies what it means to lead with compassion, generosity and heart. She cares for both patients and staff as if they were her own family, creating an atmosphere that feels welcoming, supportive and genuinely uplifting.

Each day, she greets patients with a warm smile and a lighthearted joke, bringing comfort and joy to those walking into the cancer center. Her love for her job is evident—she not only says it, she shows it in everything she does. Lisa maintains a positive attitude and strives to create the best possible environment for everyone around her.

‌Through her encouraging words and thoughtful actions, she ensures that patients feel supported during what can be incredibly difficult times.

‌Since joining the front desk team, Lisa has demonstrated unwavering enthusiasm and dedication. She goes above and beyond her role in countless ways—whether it’s purchasing snacks with her own money for patients, offering candy, or simply checking in to see if someone needs anything. Her compassion shines through in moments big and small, like when she immediately stepped in to assist a patient in need without hesitation.

Lisa truly brings light into the Cancer Center. Her presence alone lifts spirits, and her kindness leaves a lasting impact on everyone she encounters. The snack basket in the waiting room is never empty because of her generosity—something she does purely out of the goodness of her heart. Lisa is always willing to help in any way she can, and her selflessness and dedication make her incredibly deserving of recognition. The world would undoubtedly be a better place if everyone had someone like Lisa as a coworker."

Pictured at the Bee Award Presentation: Jeanie Scott, Oncology Services Director, Lisa McKenna (BEE Award Winner), Danielle Wilson, Chief Nursing Officer and LuAnn Brady, Chief Operating Officer.

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University of Maryland Shore Regional Health, part of University of Maryland Medical System, is the principal provider of comprehensive health care services for the more than 170,000 residents of the region including Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s and Talbot counties.