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Outpatient care at the University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center (UMGCC) takes place in the Stoler Pavilion, located just inside the main entrance to the medical center, and to the right of the main Information Desk. The receptionist will be happy to assist you with directions to the Stoler Pavilion registration desk.

To find our campus, follow these easy directions for getting to and parking at UMGCC.

Finding Your Way

• Getting Here: Map
• Parking, Lodging, and Restaurants
• Directory: Locations and Phone Numbers in the Cancer Center
• How to Make an Appointment
• Immediate Access to Cancer Experts
• Being Admitted
• Outpatient Care
• Financial Matters

 

Your Care Team

• Physicians and Staff by Treatment Program
• About your Care Team
• Patient Navigator
• Specialty Services (Cell Component Therapy, Dental Care, Genetic Counseling, Nutrition, Palliative Care, Pharmacy, etc.)

 

Patient and Family Resources

• Audio/Video Library
• Clinical Trials
• Patient Education Materials
• Patient-Friendly Web Links,
• Glossary of Cancer Terms

 

Support Services for Patients & Families

• CaringBridge Patient Web Pages
• Patient Navigator
• Patient Resource Center
• Patient Representatives
• Psychosocial Counseling
• Social Work
• Spiritual Care
• Support Groups
• Young Adult Patient Navigator

This page was last updated on: June 11, 2009.

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