Roslyn and Leonard Stoler Pavilion

Outpatient care for cancer patients at the University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center (UMGCC) is now provided in the state-of-the-art Roslyn and Leonard Stoler Pavilion. Opened in the summer of 2005, the Stoler Pavilion provides the very latest in comprehensive outpatient services for cancer treatment in a comfortable and convenient setting.

Located just inside the main hospital entrance at the University of Maryland Medical Center, the Stoler Pavilion was designed to make each patient’s visit for outpatient cancer care as pleasant and comfortable as possible. It features exam rooms, infusion areas and treatment rooms all designed specifically with the needs of cancer patients in mind. Comfortable waiting areas, soothing colors, high tech amenities, and a wide range of support services are all available in the centrally-located facility.

Multidisciplinary Care

A cancer diagnosis is stressful enough, without a patient having to arrange multiple appointments to see different specialists in different locations. The Stoler Pavilion is designed to function as the “home base” for patients receiving outpatient cancer care at UMGCC. New patients meet with a team of specialists – a surgeon, a radiation oncologist and a medical oncologist – all in one visit without leaving the outpatient center. Our exam rooms adjoin conference rooms where the various physicians handling each patient’s case can consult on the spot, and discuss the best course of treatment. Patients have access to most all the cancer care professionals they will need to see in one convenient location.

Infusion Therapy in the Stoler Pavilion

For patients receiving intravenous chemotherapy, blood products or other medications, the Stoler Pavilion features a bright, sunlit infusion suite with 22 private and semi-private bays and three treatment rooms. Deluxe chairs, flat screen TVs and Internet access are provided for the comfort and convenience of patients and their family members.

On-Site Support Services

In addition to providing a convenient setting for expert, team-driven medical care, the Stoler Pavilion is home to a suite of patient support services focused on the other needs – both physical and emotional – of patients and their families. Palliative care, pharmacy, phlebotomy (blood drawing), nutrition and genetic counseling, psychological and social work consultations, patient education and a patient navigator are among the many support services available to patients on site.

Patient Education

GCC encourages patients to take an active role in their treatment by learning all they can about their illness. Our patient education kiosks, located centrally in the Stoler Pavilion, give patients easy access to the latest online resources.

Patient Navigator

For patients who have difficulty following through with the demands of a complicated cancer diagnosis, our Patient Navigator is available to help. In collaboration with the American Cancer Society, this individual helps to connect patients to the many resources that are available to facilitate their care.

Referring Physician Consultation and Communication

Easy access for referring community physicians to University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center specialists is important. The Stoler Pavilion’s high-tech videoconferencing capabilities allow our cancer specialists to communicate with practitioners at outlying community facilities through telemedicine links.