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Dr. Jerome "Jerry" Hantman was known for his "passion for the highest quality of patient care delivered with empathy and a touch of dry humor," says Dr. Michael Silverman. (Provided photo)
For most of his career, Dr. Hantman was managing partner of Cardiovascular Specialists, which has grown to be the largest cardiology practice in Howard County.
Read MoreDr. Jonathan Rose joined Greenspring Podiatry in July because he wanted to provide a friendlier, more intimate and individualized experience for his patients.
Read MoreFor the first time in its history, the Owings Mills-headquartered Mildred Mindell Cancer Foundation is accepting men as members.
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Dr. Emily J. Taylor: “Noise-induced hearing loss is the only preventable type of hearing loss, yet we aren’t telling people how to prevent it.” (Provided photo)
Dr. Emily J. Taylor says she’s on a mission to promote hearing health in the mainstream of American public life. And with nearly 1 million followers on TikTok watching her videos about hearing health, the Pikesville-based clinical audiologist is doing just that.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, March 1, AgeWell Baltimore will host the virtual program “Look Into Your Future,” featuring a screening and discussion of the award-winning documentary “Fast-Forward.” Jmore spoke with director Michael Eric Hurtig about the film and upcoming panel discussion.
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Juliet Pace (left) and Noah Goldstein are among the patients to be featured during Mix 106.5’s 33rd Annual Radiothon benefiting Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. (Photos courtesy of the Pace and Goldstein families)
Since beginning in 1990, the Radiothon benefiting Johns Hopkins Children’s Center has raised more than $25 million for pediatric patients and their families.
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Judy Heumann: “There are certain things that we can do within the Jewish community besides having programs that are working on helping disabled people get jobs." (Provided photo)
Judith Heumann’s talk was part of the local observance of Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month.
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Stacey Young (right), director of the Center of Excellence Dementia Care, and Ann Patterson, vice president of health services at Broadmead, completed training to become certified dementia care managers. (Provided Photo)
The senior living community in Cockeysville received the first-ever Certified Memory Care Neighborhood Commendation.
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Dr. Chana Wircberg, who grew up in a Chasidic home and graduated from New York Medical College last May, views her career as part of her religious outreach work. (Courtesy of Touro College, via JTA)
Touro College and University System offers support and accommodations to Orthodox women to succeed in the careers of their choice.
Read MoreImagine that a loved one is experiencing a psychiatric emergency. Where do you turn? Sheppard Pratt’s Psychiatric Urgent Care can help people avoid unnecessary trips to the hospital ER and provide greater access to mental health services.
Read MoreSusan Feild enjoys taking care of people, teaching and supporting women’s health. For the past 14 years, she has combined those passions into a career as a nurse navigator at the Breast Health Center at UM St. Joseph Medical Center.
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