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Women's Health at GBMC


Caring for Women Throughout the Journey of Life

GBMC is dedicated to providing women with an integrated full continuum of medically sophisticated, gender-based care. Our goal is to improve and maintain the quality of life for women in the community through health, healing and hope, in a respectful, safe environment.

GBMC has a long-standing tradition of caring for women that began in 1822 when one of GBMC's parent hospitals, The Hospital of the Women of Maryland in Baltimore City, opened up as the second women's hospital in the country. That tradition continues today through a comprehensive offering of women's health services.

  • GBMC is consistently ranked among the top hospitals in Central Maryland for births, and leads the Baltimore Metro Area for number of deliveries.
     
  • For eight straight years (2002-2009), the readers of Maryland Family Magazine have named GBMC as "Best Maternity Hospital."
     
  • GBMC is the only Maryland hospital with three fellowship-trained urogynecologists treating urinary incontinence and pelvic prolapse conditions.
     
  • GBMC has a Women's Surgical Center, dedicated to treating patients with gynecologic and breast conditions. Women undergoing surgery at GBMC receive the highest quality, personalized care in a compassionate environment.
     
  • Minimally invasive surgical options are available for a variety of procedures including gynecological cancer treatments, hysterectomies, tubal ligations and urinary incontinence.
     
  • The surgeons at GBMC performed the first da Vinci robotic assisted gynecologic surgery (2006) at a community (non-academic) hospital in the mid-Atlantic (MD, DC, DE, VA) region. 
     

Latest GBMC Women's News

May 6, 2010 Baltimore Baby Tweeting ("@BmoreBunInDaHon" ) In-Utero
May 4, 2010 "Moms Taking Control" (Dr Robin Motter interviewed), WMAR-ABC2
April 14, 2010 Two-Month-Old Reisterstown Triplets Make National Television Debut This Month
March 25, 2010 "LESS Is More For Some Patients With Ovarian Cysts" (Dr. Amanda Nickles Fader interviewed), WJZ-TV13