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Green Spring Station Pavilion III nears completion
Since 1994, when it opened its first building in For the past three years, Wylie has overseen the
the Lutherville area of Baltimore County, planning and construction of the building,
Johns Hopkins Health Care & Surgery Center working closely with the clinical departments
has played a key role in Johns Hopkins and surgical teams that will use the building on
Medicine’s strategy to provide quality its design, space and technology needs. He
ambulatory care in a community setting. This estimates the addition of Pavilion III will
year marks the 25th anniversary of Johns increase the number of patient encounters at
Hopkins at Green Spring Station and also Green Spring Station from 550,000 to more
introduces a new chapter of outpatient care than 750,000 per year.
with the opening of a three-story, 110,000-
square-foot, state-of-the-art building. Additionally, Pavilion III will centralize imaging
services and procedures formerly located in five
Pavilion III joins Pavilions I and II and the areas throughout the Green Spring Station
Falls, Joppa and Foxleigh buildings at Green campus. The opening also means that clinical
Spring Station, and will expand outpatient services in Pavilions I and II such as the
clinical and ambulatory surgical services. The women’s center, fertility center, Wilmer
addition supports our strategic objective to consultation, dermatology and internal
make Johns Hopkins Medicine easy,” says Gill medicine can expand and provide increased
Wylie, president of Johns Hopkins Medical access for patients. Additionally, Pavilion I will
Management. “By providing the space we feature its first positron emission tomography
need to grow, we are increasing and (PET) scanner.
improving access to patient-centered care in
our communities, and The Johns Hopkins The Johns Hopkins Hospital also benefits from
Hospital is able to focus on providing services the expansion at Green Spring Station. By
to patients who truly need to be cared for in a moving some of the outpatient and routine
hospital.” surgical services to that campus, the hospital
will increase its capacity for patients who need
treatment that is more complex, as well as its
ability to provide care for the East Baltimore
community.
Take a sneak peek at our latest delivery for Green Spring
Pavilion III: one of 2 new MRIs weighing in at 7.35 tons!
