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MedStar Health At MedStar Health, we use the best of our minds and the best of our hearts to serve our patients, those who care for them, and our communities.

At MedStar Health, we use the best of our minds and the best of our hearts to serve our patients, those who care for them, and our communities across the Maryland and Washington, D.C., region. Our 30,000 associates and 4,700 affiliated physicians are committed to living this promise through our core SPIRIT values—Service, Patient first, Integrity, Respect, Innovation, and Teamwork—across our more than 300 locations including 10 hospitals, ambulatory, and urgent care centers. As the medical education and clinical partner of Georgetown University, MedStar Health is training future physician leaders to care for the whole person, and is advancing care through the MedStar Health Research Institute. From our telemedicine and urgent care services to the region’s largest home health agency, we’re committed to providing high-quality health care that’s also easy and convenient for our patients. At MedStar Health—It’s how we treat people. Learn more at MedStarHealth.org. MISSION
To serve our patients, those who care for them, and our communities. COMPANY OVERVIEW
To be the trusted leader in caring for people and advancing health. GENERAL INFORMATION
Social media has become an integral part of MedStar Health’s community outreach efforts. Through our social media channels, we strive to interact with our patients, their families, colleagues, and our community in a positive and constructive manner. When interacting with the MedStar Health brand online, please adhere to the following guidelines:

· When leaving a comment or authoring a post on a MedStar Health social media channel, please be mindful of you and your loved ones’ personal safety and security. Once you post something online, there is a potential for thousands of people to read your words. As a result we suggest that you do not share medical and personal information such as your location, medical or financial information, etc. in the form of a public post or comment. Should sharing personal information be necessary, please do so in a private message.
· Negative posts that are written respectfully will be acknowledged and addressed. However, please do not leave negative posts that are offensive, defamatory, slanderous, untruthful, use foul language, are explicit, or are threatening in nature. These types of posts will be hidden and/or deleted from the page. Interacting with our social media audience is a priority for MedStar Health, and we strive to address all social media interactions as quickly as possible.
· Do not post comments that violate the privacy of our patients and their families.
· Do not post comments that may be considered spam such as chain letters, advertisements or repeated postings or other postings that are unrelated to healthcare or MedStar Health. Do not post any links to malware or to websites that are intended to distribute malware. Please respect the above guidelines and we look forward to interacting with you. Should a user be found in violation of these guidelines, they will be banned from our page. Social Media Disclaimer:
By interacting with MedStar Health or any of its affiliates on social media (including, but not limited to, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube), you acknowledge and agree that you may be voluntarily sharing aspects of your personal health information on a public forum and that federal and state laws protecting the privacy of your personal health information may not be applicable. Please consult your medical provider with any specific questions about medical concerns. MedStar Health will not respond to specific medical inquiries regarding a patient's condition or disease via social media. Any information you receive through MedStar Health social media sites does not constitute medical advice, medical recommendations, diagnosis, treatment, or cure nor is it intended to replace consultation with a qualified physician or other health care provider. Postings that appear on our social media sites do not necessarily reflect the views of MedStar Health. When we link to another website, that site may not necessarily reflect our views, either. If we choose to follow another user or highlight another social media post, we are not endorsing that user or content. By submitting content to any of MedStar Health's social media sites, you understand and acknowledge that this information is available to the public, and that MedStar Health may use this information for internal and external promotional purposes and fundraising purposes. Please note that other participants may use your posted information beyond the control of MedStar Health. If you do not wish to have the information you have made available via this site used, published, copied and/or reprinted, please do not post on this page.

09/13/2026

September 13 is National Celiac Disease Awareness Day, and we’re highlighting a condition that affects 1 in 100 people worldwide—and many don’t know they have it.

Celiac disease can cause symptoms like brain fog, rashes, and other health concerns, even without stomach issues.

Watch as our gastroenterology experts, Dr. Abhijit Bhatia, Dr. Jose Parungao, and Dr. Dana Sloane, discuss:

• What celiac disease is
• Common signs and symptoms
• How it’s diagnosed and treated
• What it’s like living gluten-free
• Myths and facts about gluten and gut health

Visit the link in the comments to learn more.

09/13/2026

September 13 is , and we’re highlighting a condition that affects 1 in 100 people worldwide—and many don’t know they have it.

Celiac disease can cause symptoms like brain fog, rashes, and other health concerns, even without stomach issues.

Watch as our gastroenterology experts, Dr. Abhijit Bhatia, Dr. Jose Parungao, and Dr. Dana Sloane, discuss:

• What celiac disease is
• Common signs and symptoms
• How it’s diagnosed and treated
• What it’s like living gluten-free
• Myths and facts about gluten and gut health

Visit the link in the comments to learn more.

09/13/2026

is a reminder that knowing the signs of sepsis can save a life.

Our new survey found that less than half of adults know what sepsis is, and only 8% know all the signs and symptoms.

Sepsis is a life-threatening response to an untreated infection, and eight in 10 cases start outside of the hospital. It’s the #1 cause of hospitalization in the U.S., where someone dies from sepsis every two minutes.

The S.E.P.S.I.S. acronym can help you remember signs and symptoms:
S — Shivering, fever, or very cold
E — Extreme pain or discomfort
P — Pale, discolored, clammy, or sweaty skin
S — Sleepy, confused, or disoriented
I — “I feel like I might die”
S — Shortness of breath

Watch this video to meet sepsis survivor, Drew Bossi, and learn how quickly identifying sepsis symptoms saved his life.

Join us in celebrating National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week! This week, we mark 10 years of “The W...
09/13/2026

Join us in celebrating National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week!

This week, we mark 10 years of “The Week That Changes Lives,” honoring the vital role HBCUs play in molding Black leaders and sustaining a pipeline for employment from undergraduate to the professional workforce.

Celiac disease affects 1 in 100 people worldwide, and many people don’t know they have it.It can cause symptoms like bra...
09/12/2026

Celiac disease affects 1 in 100 people worldwide, and many people don’t know they have it.

It can cause symptoms like brain fog, rashes, and other health concerns, even without stomach issues.

If you’ve been diagnosed with celiac disease, there can be a lot to remember as you manage your health and follow a gluten-free diet. This CELIAC acronym shares helpful tips to keep in mind.

Visit the link in the comments to learn more.

Join in wishing our Jewish community a peaceful, prosperous, and blessed new year! L’Shanah Tovah!
09/12/2026

Join in wishing our Jewish community a peaceful, prosperous, and blessed new year! L’Shanah Tovah!

Twenty-five years after surviving the Pentagon attack, three burn survivors returned to the Burn Center at MedStar Washi...
09/11/2026

Twenty-five years after surviving the Pentagon attack, three burn survivors returned to the Burn Center at MedStar Washington Hospital Center, where their recovery began.

Their reunion with the care teams who helped save their lives underscores the lasting impact of compassionate care and how burn treatment and rehabilitation have evolved over the past 25 years.

Read more in the comments.

09/11/2026

Today, we pause to remember those we lost, honor the lives forever changed, and reflect on the extraordinary courage and service that emerged during one of our nation’s darkest moments.

At MedStar Health, September 11 reinforced a responsibility that continues to guide us today: to be ready when our community needs us most. With the support of our community, we are helping build the future of health security, strengthening our ability to anticipate emerging threats, respond in times of crisis, and protect communities across our region and beyond.

As we mark the 25th anniversary of September 11, we invite you to watch this special video featuring leaders, clinicians, and partners reflecting on the lessons learned, the progress made, and our enduring commitment to readiness for whatever comes next.

When it comes to treating obesity, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach, and patients in the Baltimore region now have ...
09/10/2026

When it comes to treating obesity, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach, and patients in the Baltimore region now have another option.

Endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty (ESG) is a minimally invasive procedure for certain patients who may not be candidates for, or may prefer an alternative to, traditional bariatric surgery.

Dr. Christopher You, bariatric surgeon, explains how ESG works, how it differs from traditional bariatric procedures, and how it helps many patients return to normal activities within days.

Learn more about this new treatment option in the comments.

Recovering from a hospital stay? Living with a disability or chronic condition? Caring for a loved one who is homebound ...
09/10/2026

Recovering from a hospital stay? Living with a disability or chronic condition? Caring for a loved one who is homebound due to illness, injury, or mobility challenges?

MedStar Health Home Care brings skilled nursing, therapy, and other clinical support services to patients in the comfort of their own homes.

Our care team helps patients recover, assess home safety, rebuild strength, manage ongoing health needs, and reduce the risk of returning to the hospital.

Learn more about MedStar Health Home Care: http://ms.spr.ly/6183aVwrJ

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