Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Brown Designates 5 Health Enterprise Zones
Maryland officials will be announcing where Maryland’s first five health enterprise zones will be.
Audit: Hospital Billing Not Properly Investigated
A Maryland commission did not adequately investigate the impact of hospital overbilling identified through annual reviews, a state audit released Friday found, noting overcharges of at least $13.2 million at four hospitals.
3 In Md. Hospitalized By Listeria-Tainted Cheese
State health officials say three people have been hospitalized after consuming listeria-tainted cheese.
Md. Man Not Criminally Responsible In Bank Robbery
A man who had been released from a mental health facility was found guilty but not criminally responsible for bank robbery.
Md. Suspends Elder Care Center After 1-Story Fall
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene says it has suspended the license of an assisted-living facility near Boonsboro after a patient with Alzheimer’s disease suffered life threatening injuries from allegedly falling through an unfinished floor.
Md. May Help Rescue Shuttered Center For Disabled
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is seeking a role in the possible reopening of a Frederick nonprofit that provided jobs and training for the developmentally disabled.
Md. Report Shows Big Increase In Drug Treatment
A new Maryland health department report shows a large increase in the number of residents who are receiving drug treatment.
Md. Officials To Announce Steps On Baby Crib Pads
The Maryland health department will be discussing its next steps in an investigation into baby crib bumper pads, which some studies have linked to asphyxia and death in young infants.
3 Heat-Related Deaths Reported In Md.
Maryland health officials say three people died from heat-related conditions last week.
Md. Health Officials Investigating Measles Exposure In Catonsville, Easton & Baltimore
There’s a confirmed case of the measles in Maryland and the health department is warning others could have been exposed.
Proposed Study To Determine Environmental Carcinogens In Md.
A cancer in the community. Lawmakers consider a study to determine the extent to which environmental poisons may have caused and may continue to cause cancer in certain areas of the state, most notably Fort Detrick.
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