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ChristianaCare Union Hospital

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ChristianaCare Union Hospital, founded in 1908 in Elkton, Maryland, is a not-for-profit community hospital with approximately 103–124 beds. Renowned for clinical excellence, it has received national recognition and awards. Popular specialties include oncology, gastroenterology, and audiology. It became part of ChristianaCare in January 2020.

NPI Number : 1376523357

106 Bow St, Elkton, MD 21921

+1 (410) 398-4000

www.uhcc.com

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Departments

Primary Care

Laboratory Services

Radiology

Intensive Care

Pediatric Care

Rehabilitation

Sleep Study

Diabetes Care

Breast Cancer Support

General Surgery

Appointment Information

ChristianaCare Union Hospital offers multiple appointment scheduling options. You can schedule appointments online through their patient portal, which allows you to book annual check-ups, sick visits, and some specialty care services. To use this option, you need to log in to your existing portal account or sign up for a free one. For services where online scheduling isn´t available, you can call their scheduling line at 800-693-2273. The hospital is located at 106 Bow St, Elkton, MD 21921.

Department	Scheduling Options
Primary Care	Online portal, Phone (800-693-2273)
Specialty Care	Some available through portal, Phone (800-693-2273)
Telehealth	Available through Follow My Health App
Eye Care	Request appointment online
General Appointments	Portal, Phone (800-693-2273)

Visiting Hours

Department	In-Person Visitation Hours & Policy	Walk-in Patient Visits	Same-Day Visitation	Scheduling by Phone	Online Patient Visitation Options
Labor & Delivery	Overnight visitation allowed (2 designated people). Specific policies may vary by changing guidelines. Check with the nurse for details.	Allowed during permitted hours. Check in at the information desk upon arrival.	Permitted, but subject to hospital guidelines and capacity limits.	Call 410-398-4000 for questions or to confirm visitation.	No direct online video visitation; can send patient messages online. Use the hospital digital guide for updates.
Inpatient Units	1 visitor at a time between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Some units may have different hours or restrictions. After 9 p.m., visitors require a badge and photo ID. Quiet hours: 9 p.m.–6 a.m.	Allowed during regular hours. Check in at the main lobby information desk.	Allowed if within visitation hours and capacity. Subject to health and safety limitations.	Call 410-398-4000 for information or to coordinate visits.	No direct online video visitation. Online patient message delivery available. Digital guide for latest info.
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)	Overnight visitation allowed (2 designated people). Policies may vary—check with care team.	Allowed for approved visitors. Check in at desk.	Permitted if within policy and with approval from care team.	Call 410-398-4000 for questions/support.	No direct online visitation. Online messaging and digital info available.
Postpartum & Antepartum	Overnight visitation allowed (2 designated people). Ask nurse for unit-specific rules.	Allowed during regular hours. Info desk check-in required.	Permitted if space allows and within guidelines.	Call 410-398-4000 for assistance.	No direct online visitation. Can send messages online.
Pediatrics	Overnight visitation allowed (2 designated people). See nurse for details.	Walk-in allowed when visitation policy permits.	Possible with unit approval and within hours.	Call for scheduling or info: 410-398-4000.	Online messaging available. No direct video visits.
Semi-Private Rooms	Overnight stays may be restricted for privacy and safety. Check with nurse for specifics.	Daytime walk-in permitted within policy hours.	Allowed when not restricted for health/safety reasons.	Use 410-398-4000 to coordinate or check on restrictions.	Online messaging only; video visits not available.
Visitor Management	All visitors must follow current hospital guidelines. Visitor badges and photo ID required after 9 p.m. No discrimination based on race, sex, religion, etc.	Allowed if not symptomatic. Do not visit if feeling ill; call/text/email instead.	Permitted if allowed by unit and during hours.	General information and complaints: 410-398-4000.	Online guide & digital information available; send messages to patients online.

Important Doctors

ChristianaCare Union Hospital Information

Management and Leadership Team

Department	Name	Title	Areas of Expertise	Key Roles
Board of Directors	Salvatore J. “Chip” Rossi Jr.	Board Member	Community service, strategic governance	Board governance, strategic oversight, policy direction
Board of Directors	Paula Swain	Board Member	Community service, strategic governance	Board governance, strategic oversight, policy direction
Board of Directors	Nicholas M. Marsini Jr.	Chair, Health System Board	Finance, leadership	Leads board activities, governance, strategy
Executive	Joan Pirrung, MSN, APRN, ACNS-BC	Interim President, Cecil County Campus	Nursing leadership, trauma care, emergency/acute inpatient care	Hospital operations, patient care quality, strategic planning, system integration
Executive	Arsalan Sheikh, D.O., MBA, FACE	Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Cecil County Campus	Clinical leadership, hospital operations, patient safety	Oversees clinical operations, medical staff, quality improvement, patient safety
Finance	Laurie Beyer	Senior Vice President, Finance and CFO	Financial management, budgeting, strategy	Financial oversight, budgeting, fiscal strategy and resource allocation
Community Engagement	Lisa Fields	Community Engagement Manager	Community relations, stakeholder engagement	Community programs, outreach, engagement with local stakeholders

Average Salary

Department	Average Fees	Common Procedures	Consultation Fees	Variations in Costs	Financial Assistance
Cardiology	Varies by procedure; echocardiograms can range from $300 to $1,000	Echocardiograms, stress tests, catheterizations	$100 to $500 per visit	Complexity of procedure, specialist involvement	Insurance coverage, payment plans
Oncology	$500 to $5,000 per treatment session	Chemotherapy, radiation therapy	$150 to $600 per visit	Duration of treatment, drug or radiation therapy used	Financial aid programs, insurance coverage
Neurology	$300 to $2,000 for diagnostic tests	EEGs, MRIs	$100 to $400 per visit	Procedure complexity, specialist consultation	Insurance options, assistive payment plans
Orthopedics	$1,000 to $10,000 for surgeries	Joint replacements, arthroscopy	$150 to $600 per visit	Surgery complexity, physical therapy	Insurance coverage, flexible payment plans
Outpatient Services	Lab tests: $10 to $500, X-rays: $50 to $200	Lab tests, imaging services, physical therapy	$50 to $200 per session	Procedure type, frequency of visits	Payment plans, insurance coverage

Support Programs for Patients

Program	Services	Eligibility	Contact
Financial Assistance Program	Free or reduced-cost emergency and medically necessary care	Household income below 400% of Federal Poverty Level	410-392-7033
Community Assistance Program	Reduced cost hospital and physician services	Based on inability to pay; 25-100% adjustment based on Federal Poverty Guidelines	billing@uhcc.com
Financial Counseling	Assistance with application process, referrals to public/private healthcare programs	Available to all patients	410-392-7033
Maryland Medicaid Assistance	Help determining eligibility for Maryland Medicaid	Uninsured patients	Patient Financial Services Department
Qualified Health Plan Eligibility	Assistance with Maryland Health Connection or other qualified health insurance marketplace	Uninsured patients	Patient Financial Services Department

Payment Plans

Payment Plan Option	Details	Eligibility/Coverage	Contact/Enrollment
Installment Payment Plans	Available for high-cost procedures; terms arranged upon request; flexible monthly payments	All individuals eligible for financial assistance and those with household income up to 500% of FPL	Financial counselor approval; apply by calling 410-392-7033 or visiting billing office
Interest-Free Plans	No interest charged on installment arrangements	Available to patients approved for payment plans	Set up through Patient Financial Services, 410-392-7033
AblePay Health Program	No-cost program; save up to 13% on out-of-pocket costs; flexible payment structures	Anyone with health insurance (including Medicare); no income restrictions	Enroll online or by phone; details provided by billing department
Financial Assistance Program	Discounts, sliding scale based on income (up to 100% free care); payment plan option for those up to 500% of FPL	Household income up to 400% of FPL for discounted/free care; up to 500% of FPL with financial hardship for payment plans	Application required; available online, by phone, email, mail, or in person

Cost Consulting

Department	Financial Counseling Services	Guidance on Treatment Costs	Financial Support Options Provided Before Care
Patient Financial Services	Financial counselors available Mon-Fri, 8:00am–4:30pm (in person or by phone). Counseling includes application assistance, referrals, and help identifying public/private programs for long-term needs. Assistance with determining Maryland Medicaid or Qualified Health Plan eligibility.	Patient Cost Estimator tool available. Staff provide guidance on average amounts generally billed to insured patients. Plain Language Summary and counseling on expected charges before care.	Free or discounted care for emergency or medically necessary treatment for those below 400% of Federal Poverty Level. Financial assistance eligibility based on household income, asset review, and Federal Poverty Guidelines. Sliding scale: 100% adjustment up to 200% FPL, 75% adjustment for 201-250% FPL, 50% for 251-300% FPL, 25% for 301-400% FPL. Application available in multiple languages. No extraordinary collection actions. Assistance and applications available at: Outpatient Registration, Emergency Department Registration, Patient Financial Services, and Customer Service departments.

Hospital for patients with disabilities or special needs

Accommodation	Description	Department A-Z
Physical Accessibility	Facility designed for wheelchair access, elevators, accessible restrooms, and easy access to patient care areas.	All Departments
Assistive Devices	Availability of medical and mobility aids for patients upon request.	All Departments
Communication Aids	Provision of communication support, including interpreters and alternative communication methods for hearing, vision, or speech disabilities.	Patient Relations, All Clinical Departments
Priority Services	Individualized accommodation requests handled promptly, with case-by-case evaluation and immediate processing of oral requests even before written confirmation.	All Departments, Patient Relations
Support for Children with Disabilities	Resources, guidance, and care coordination for families raising children with disabilities.	Women’s & Children’s Health
Staff Training	Managers and supervisors trained to handle disability requests; include consultation with Employee Relations specialists and case-by-case assessments.	Human Resources, All Departments
Advocacy and Rights Support	Patient rights and responsibilities include equitable access; family, providers, or others may request accommodations on behalf of the patient.	Patient Relations
Documentation Support	Assistance with paperwork, forms, and disability documentation as needed for access to services.	Patient Relations, Registration

Digital Health Services

ChristianaCare Union Hospital Digital Health Services

Service Name	Description	Benefit to Patient Care
Easy Access Primary Care	24/7 access and same-day appointments via digital tools for primary care needs	Enhances accessibility and convenience
Virtual Transitions of Care	Supports patients post-discharge with virtual care coordination and follow-up	Ensures continuous care and reduces hospital readmissions
ChristianaCare Patient Portal	A secure site for accessing health records and managing care	Improves health literacy and patient engagement
Patient Digital Ambassadors (PDAs)	Provides assistance with digital tools and acts as a liaison to healthcare providers	Simplifies the use of digital health services and enhances patient support
Virtual Primary Care for Children	Convenient digital access for pediatric care, including extended hours	Supports families with busy schedules and improves access to care
In-Person Urgent Care Coordination	Facilitates necessary in-person care through partnerships with urgent care centers	Ensures comprehensive care options for patients
Asynchronous Communication via Secure Messaging	Allows patients to communicate securely with their care team	Fosters continuous communication and follow-up care

Collaborations / Educational Programs

Department	Rotations & Programs	Classes & Seminars	Practical Training	Other Educational Resources
Diagnostic & Interventional Radiology	3rd & 4th year medical student clinical rotations (2 to 4 weeks)	Specialty-specific seminars	Hands-on clinical clerkships with faculty	Opportunities for underrepresented minorities (URM) stipend
Emergency Medicine	3rd & 4th year rotations, Emergency/Family Medicine and Emergency/Internal Medicine combined clerkships	Case-based seminars, lectures such as "Tales of Emergency Medicine"	Direct patient care under supervision, acute care training	Mini-Medical School lecture: Tales of Emergency Medicine
Family Medicine	3rd & 4th year rotations, Emergency/Family Medicine combined option	Family Health topics seminars	Community-based and outpatient practice rotations	URM support available
General Surgery	3rd & 4th year clerkships	Surgical case discussions	Operating room and perioperative care training	URM support available
Internal Medicine & Subspecialties	3rd & 4th year rotations, Medicine/Pediatrics combined clerkships	Clinical lectures, e.g., "Breathing through barriers"	Inpatient and outpatient care, consult services	Special mini-med lectures: "Case of the Yellowing Man"
Medicine/Pediatrics	3rd & 4th year combined clerkships	Integrated case conferences	Pediatric and adult patient care rotations	URM stipend opportunities
Obstetrics/Gynecology	3rd & 4th year clerkships	Specialty-specific lectures	Labor, delivery, and gynecology practice	Mini-med lecture: "The Curious Case of a Toothy Ovary"
Psychiatry	3rd & 4th year rotations	Mental health seminars	Clinical care in acute and chronic settings	URM stipend opportunities
Professional Education (General)	Clinical and non-clinical internships, PA, pharmacy, podiatric rotations	Community health conferences, case-based seminars	Research activity, simulation training	Mini-Medical School (virtual, open to college & med students)

Collaborative Research Projects

Department	Collaborative Research Project	Details/Focus Area	Clinical Trials/Innovation	Impact on Healthcare Professionals
Cancer	NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP)	National Cancer Institute-funded research in cancer treatment, prevention, and control; includes patient, provider, and organizational level research (CCOR)	~100 active clinical trials; thousands of patients enrolled; NCI-funded and industry-supported trials with national and international reach	Access to leading-edge oncology treatments, multidisciplinary collaboration, opportunities for principal investigator roles, and evidence-based practice expansion
CRISPR/Gene Editing	ChristianaCare Gene Editing Institute research	Development of CRISPR gene editing tools including EXACT for reduced off-target edits, gene editing for cancer and infectious diseases	Developing a patient trial for lung cancer using CRISPR; technology deployed against COVID-19	Participation in world-first translational gene editing; training in advanced molecular medicine; scientific publication and leadership opportunities
Cardiology	DE-INBRE Program	Collaborative regional research in heart disease, supporting novel treatments and prevention strategies	Multi-institutional clinical studies advancing new therapies for cardiovascular conditions	Exposure to regional research networks; skill-building in research methodology; integrated evidence-based approaches to cardiovascular care
HIV Care	HIV Research Program	Quality assurance and research focused on HIV patient outcomes and data integrity	Ongoing clinical studies with dedicated research staff	Opportunities for data-driven patient management; professional development in infectious disease research
Emergency Medicine	Study of Patients in a Rural Emergency Department	Partnership with University of Delaware; research on rural emergency care delivery and outcomes	Community health research, published and shared publicly; generalizable findings	Development in rural health best practices; advanced training in emergency research methodology
Nursing	Simulation Use in RN Graduate Training	Doctoral research on simulation impact for new RN graduates by Christy Dwyer	Evaluates implementation of simulation in nurse education and its effect on clinical readiness	Improved professional preparation for nurses; expansion of simulation-based medical education
Multispecialty/General Clinical Research	Hundreds of National and Regional Multicenter Studies	Clinical research in all medical specialties; collaboration with local and national affiliates	Open enrollment trials across various specialties; development of new treatments and devices	Broad engagement in research-driven care; enhanced career advancement through study participation and innovation

Professional Development Programs

Department	Affiliation	Professional Development Programs
Cancer Program	Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons	Certification and continuous education in cancer treatment
General Healthcare	American Hospital Association, Delaware Healthcare Association, Middle Atlantic Health	Workshops on healthcare innovation and excellence, leadership development

Certification and Accreditation Programs

Department	Certification/Accreditation	Accreditation Body
Cancer Program	Certified; Outstanding Achievement Award (OAA)	Commission on Cancer, American College of Surgeons
Diabetes Education	Certificate of Recognition	American Diabetes Association
Medical Specialties (Quality Improvement)	Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Part IV QI Initiative Approval	American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) Multi-Specialty Portfolio Program

Internship and Observation Programs

Department	Internship/Observation Opportunity	Audience	Details	Contact/More Info
Volunteer Services	Summer VolunTeen Program	High school students (ages 14–18)	Volunteer experience, skill development, community service, patient and family support roles	410-392-7019
Volunteer Services	General Volunteer Opportunities	Allied health, pre-med, nursing students, and community members	Flexible full-time or part-time volunteer roles supporting various hospital departments	Visit hospital’s volunteer services webpage
Emergency Department	Clinical Observerships/Shadowing	Medical, nursing, allied health students	Observation and shadowing opportunities may be available by special arrangement	Contact hospital human resources or department directly
Medical Telemetry	Clinical Rotation/Internship	Nursing students	Night-shift and rotational exposure in patient care units possible through academic partnerships	Check with academic coordinator or hospital HR
Pharmacy	Pharmacy Technician Training/Internship	Pharmacy technician students	On-site pharmacy technician roles and job-shadowing	Apply via ChristianaCare careers page

Hospital Academic Awards and Achievements

Department	Award	Year	Details
Union Hospital (ChristianaCare Cecil County Campus)	Healthgrades Patient Safety Excellence Award	2025	Top 10% of all short-term acute care hospitals for patient safety (Healthgrades)
Union Hospital (ChristianaCare Cecil County Campus)	Healthgrades Patient Safety Excellence Award	2023	Top 10% of all short-term acute care hospitals for patient safety (Healthgrades); One of only five in Maryland for 2023
Union Hospital (Work on Wellness Program)	Healthiest Maryland Businesses Gold Level Award	2022, 2023, 2024, 2025	Gold Level recognition for employee wellness, awarded four consecutive years

Hospital Specialization and Expertise Opportunit

Department	Program Type	Program Details
Diagnostic Radiology	Residency	Comprehensive radiology residency training
Emergency Medicine	Residency	Core residency in emergency medical practice
Emergency Medicine/Family Medicine	Combined Residency	Dual residency integrating emergency and family medicine
Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine	Combined Residency	Dual residency training in emergency and internal medicine
Family Medicine	Residency	Comprehensive training in family medicine
Internal Medicine	Residency	Residency in internal medicine, with opportunities for subspecialty exposure
Transitional Year	Residency	One-year transitional residency with rotations in various disciplines
Nurse Residency	Nurse Residency Program	1-year transition-to-practice program for new graduate nurses including seminars and hands-on experience

Hospital Residency and Assistantship Programs

Department	Training Program	Program Details
Emergency Medicine	Residency	Includes Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine/Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine tracks
Internal Medicine	Residency	Program features inpatient and ambulatory blocks, rotations in MICU, CICU, Cardiology, Pulmonary, Nephrology, Hematology, Infectious Diseases, and Neurology
Internal Medicine/Pediatrics	Residency	Combined training in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics
Nurse Residency	Residency	Yearlong nurse residency for new graduate nurses, includes leadership, professionalism, patient safety, and SIM Lab hands-on learning
Family Medicine	Residency	Residency training and combined Emergency Medicine/Family Medicine training
Diagnostic Radiology	Residency	Residency training in Diagnostic Radiology

What are the activities of the hospital for patients without insurance?

Department / Service	Details
Community Assistance Program	Offers hospital and physician services at reduced cost based on inability to pay; balance adjusted 25%–100% based on Federal Poverty Guidelines; covers medical care 12 months prior and up to 12 months forward; requires applying for Medicaid or private coverage first if uninsured; application process is simple and straightforward.
Emergency Care	Provides emergency and medically necessary services without discrimination regardless of financial assistance eligibility; guaranteed access to care.
Financial Assistance Program	Provides free or discounted care to individuals with household income below 400% of Federal Poverty Level; eligible patients are not charged more than average amounts billed to insured patients; patients protected from extraordinary collection actions; applications available in English and Spanish; financial counselors available Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Payment Plans	Available through Patient Financial Services to assist uninsured patients in managing bills; contact by phone, email, or in person for arrangements.
Financial Counseling	Financial counselors available to help with applications and guidance regarding financial assistance and payment options; contact via phone or at hospital departments including Outpatient Registration and Emergency Department Registration.
Guidance for Alternative Health Insurance Options	Patients encouraged to apply for Medicaid or private insurance through State´s Health Insurance Exchange when uninsured; proof of denial may be required for financial assistance eligibility; employed uninsured advised to enroll in employment-based plans if available.

Hospital Research Collaborations

Department/Institution	Collaborations	Affiliated Universities/Research Centers
Cancer Research	Life Science Research	University of Delaware
Clinical Research Laboratories	Generation and adoption of new clinical diagnostics	Nemours/ A.I. du Pont Hospital for Children
Community Health Research	Community health studies, doctoral research	University of Delaware
Gene Editing Institute	CRISPR gene editing technology	ChristianaCare
Heart Disease Research	DE-INBRE program	University of Delaware
HIV Research	Quality-assurance and data collection	ChristianaCare

Mentoring and Consultancy in Hospital Education

Department	Mentorship & Advisory Programs	Structured Mentorship for Trainees/Graduates
Administrative / Leadership	Executive coaching and leadership skills training; Leadership Mentoring for leaders or those interested in pursuing leadership roles.	Leadership Mentoring Program; Executive coaching specifically for developing leadership abilities.
Advanced Practice Clinicians (APCs)	APC Mentor to Mentee (M2M) E-Program for APCs and those interested in the APC path.	Formal M2M E-Program available for mentorship and professional guidance.
Graduate Medical Education (Residents)	One-to-one mentorship between residents and faculty; Regular, consistent feedback and real-time access to online evaluation systems; Teamwork-focused structure; Resident-led curriculum review sessions.	Structured individual mentor-mentee assignments for each resident; Ongoing feedback; Formal resident-led curriculum evaluation.
Medical Students (Pipeline Programs)	Mentor assignments for each participating student; Visiting Student Program for underrepresented minorities; Career and personal development support; Guidance through pipeline programs.	Organized mentorship through pipeline and minority-focused visiting student programs; Individual mentors for career and social support.
WorkLife Wellbeing	Center for WorkLife Wellbeing; Care for the Caregiver peer support program; Provider Litigation Program; Vital Worklife (coaching, counseling, work/life support).	Peer support and coaching programs focused on mental health, resilience, and litigation support.
Pre-Medical Students (Medical Mentors Program)	Mentor assignments for guidance on course selection, resumes, and life/career advice; Option for additional one-on-one mentor meetings.	Pairing with individual mentors; Structured request process for additional mentor meetings.
Community Outreach	Opportunities to mentor youth; Community support groups; Health education and outreach initiatives; Mentoring involvement for local youth.	Mentoring opportunities within health improvement programs for local students and youth.

ChristianaCare Union Hospital Nearest Places

Hotels

0.7 km

4.2

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Newark - Elkton

Free breakfast, Free parking, Free WiFi, 24-hour fitness center, Spacious rooms

0.8 km

4.1

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Elkton - University Area, an IHG Hotel

Free breakfast, Free parking, Free WiFi, Fitness center, Indoor pool

0.6 km

Sunrise Inn

Free parking, Free WiFi, 24-hour front desk, Attentive staff

0.9 km

3.7

Motel 6 Elkton, MD

Free parking, Free WiFi, 24-hour front desk, Snack bar

1.0 km

4.3

Elk Forge B&B Inn & Day Spa

Free breakfast, Free parking, Free WiFi, Restaurant, Spa, Bar

0.9 km

3.8

Elkton Lodge

Affordable rates, basic amenities

Florists and Gift Shops

0 km

The Gift Shoppe at Union Hospital

Sundries, candy, gum, books, magazines, candles, flowers, greeting cards, balloons, jewelry, gourmet food, inspirational merchandise

0.73 km

Fair Hill Florist

Flowers, floral arrangements, gift items

Food and Restaurant

0.16 km

4.5

Minihane´s Irish Pub & Restaurant

Irish cuisine, pub fare, American classics

0.20 km

4.4

JoJo’s Diner

American, breakfast, diner fare

0.07 km

4.6

Warm & Toasty Café

Coffee, breakfast, sandwiches, pastries

0.85 km

4.1

Elkton Diner

American, comfort food, breakfast

0.89 km

4.3

Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop

Sandwiches, American, subs

0.86 km

4.2

Roma Pizza

Pizza, Italian, subs

Pharmacies

0 km

Community Pharmacy at Union Hospital

Prescription refills, medication counseling, community pharmacy services

0.5 km

4.3

CVS Pharmacy Elkton

Prescription services, immunizations, medication therapy management

0.8 km

Walgreens Pharmacy Elkton

Prescription refills, health & wellness products, immunizations

0.9 km

3.9

Rite Aid Pharmacy

Prescription services, over-the-counter medications, immunizations

0.7 km

4.2

Elkton Pharmacy

Prescription medications, medical supplies, personalized care

1.0 km

4.1

Health Mart Pharmacy

Prescription refills, immunization services, health consultations

Taxi and Transportation

On-demand, 0 km (available from hospital)

4.7

Uber Elkton

24/7 ride-hailing, app/online request, upfront prices, options for 4 or 6 passengers

0.8 km

4.3

Key Lime Taxi

Traditional taxi, pre-arranged rides, local service

0 km (on-site at hospital)

ChristianaCare Transportation (Medical Transport)

Medicaid medical transport, wheelchair/medical equipment accessible, volunteer drivers, taxi vouchers

On-demand, 0 km (available from hospital)

4.6

Lyft Elkton

24/7 ride-hailing, app/online request, upfront pricing, multiple vehicle options

0.95 km

4.1

Cecil Transit Demand Response

Curb-to-curb local transit, reservation-based shared rides, wheelchair accessible

On-site via hospital coordination

4.9

American Cancer Society Road to Recovery

Volunteer rides to medical appointments, cancer patient support, pre-scheduled

ATMs and Banks

0.1 km

ATM (Bow Street)

Automated teller machine services

0.6 km

4.2

M&T Bank Elkton Acme ATM

ATM, available 24/7

0.8 km

4.1

M&T Bank Wawa ATM

ATM, open 24 hours

0.9 km

4.3

Harford Bank Elkton Office

Full-service bank branch, ATM

0.9 km

4.2

Harford Bank Augustine Herman Branch

Full-service bank branch, Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm

1.0 km

4.5

APG Federal Credit Union Elkton Branch

Full-service credit union, drive-thru ATM, night drop, coin counter, safe deposit box

Parking Lots

0.1 km

4.2

Union Hospital Visitor Parking Garage

Free self-parking, handicapped parking on first level, open 24/7 with limited after-hours access

0.2 km

Union Hospital Surface Lots

Free parking, handicapped spaces available, patient and visitor designated areas

0.3 km

3.8

Emergency Department Parking

Emergency patient parking only, 24-hour access, close to ED entrance

Shopping Malls

0 m

4.6

The Gift Shop at Union Hospital

Gift items, sundries, candy, books, magazines, greeting cards, jewelry, gourmet food, collectibles, accessories

650 m

4.3

Good as New Shop

Secondhand/Thrift shop; clothing, housewares, toys, jewelry, decorative items, collectibles, books, antiques

950 m

4.1

Elkton Plaza

Walmart, Dollar Tree, grocery, dining, cell phone stores, salons, pharmacy

Stationery and Copying Services

0.9 km

3.7

Staples Elkton

Business cards, posters, banners, signs, printing, shipping, office supplies

0.8 km

4.5

Elkton Design & Copy Center

Print and copy center, office supplies

0.9 km

FedEx Office Elkton

Self-service copying, full-service printing, shipping services

Car Rental

0.7 km

4.1

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Economy, Standard, SUVs, Vans, Pickup trucks; Additional drivers; After-hours returns

0.9 km

4.3

Uber Rent (Elkton, MD Partners)

Sedans, Vans, SUVs; Same-day rentals; Online booking; Drop-off and pickup options

1.0 km

3.8

Avis Car Rental (via Kayak Partner)

Economy, SUVs, Full-size; Hourly and daily rentals; Online reservations

Patient Experiences

✅ Summary of Positive Reviews

Many patients commend ChristianaCare Union Hospital for its effective and efficient care. Reviewers highlight the professionalism and kindness of doctors and staff, noting that their needs were addressed promptly. The hospital environment is described as excellent, fostering a sense of gratitude among patients who feel well taken care of. One reviewer specifically praised the caring and respectful treatment received during a surgical procedure, pointing out the reassuring nature of the nursing staff.

❌ Summary of Negative Reviews

Negative reviews point to significant issues with patient care and hospital efficiency at ChristianaCare Union Hospital. Common complaints include unacceptable delays in service, lack of communication, and insufficient attention to urgent health concerns. Several reviews describe long waiting times even in serious situations, such as patients experiencing severe pain or needing immediate assistance. Additionally, there are mentions of unresponsive staff and inadequate discharge procedures, leading to frustrations and dissatisfaction.

Working Hours

Emergency Department

24/7

Outpatient Services

Monday–Friday: 6:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Diagnostic Testing (Lab and X-ray)

Monday–Friday: 6:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Laboratory Services

Monday–Friday: 6:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Department Phones

Department	Phone
Emergency	Call 911 or go to nearest Emergency Department
Lab	410-398-4000
General Hospital	410-398-4000
Billing Questions	410-392-7033
Patient Relations	443-674-1291
Cancer Center	410-398-4921

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ChristianaCare Union Hospital

NPI Number : 1376523357

106 Bow St, Elkton, MD 21921

+1 (410) 398-4000

www.uhcc.com

Departments

Primary Care

Laboratory Services

Radiology

Intensive Care

Pediatric Care

Rehabilitation

Sleep Study

Diabetes Care

Breast Cancer Support

General Surgery

Appointment Information

Visiting Hours

Important Doctors

Joshua Aaron

Waseem Hassan Ahangar

Asyar

ChristianaCare Union Hospital Information

Management and Leadership Team

Average Salary

Support Programs for Patients

Payment Plans

Cost Consulting

Hospital for patients with disabilities or special needs

Digital Health Services

Collaborations / Educational Programs

Collaborative Research Projects

Professional Development Programs

Certification and Accreditation Programs

Internship and Observation Programs

Hospital Academic Awards and Achievements

Hospital Specialization and Expertise Opportunit

Hospital Residency and Assistantship Programs

What are the activities of the hospital for patients without insurance?

Hospital Research Collaborations

Mentoring and Consultancy in Hospital Education

ChristianaCare Union Hospital Nearest Places

Hotels

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Newark - Elkton

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Elkton - University Area, an IHG Hotel

Sunrise Inn

Motel 6 Elkton, MD

Elk Forge B&B Inn & Day Spa

Elkton Lodge

Florists and Gift Shops

The Gift Shoppe at Union Hospital

Fair Hill Florist

Food and Restaurant

Minihane´s Irish Pub & Restaurant

JoJo’s Diner

Warm & Toasty Café

Elkton Diner

Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop

Roma Pizza

Pharmacies

Community Pharmacy at Union Hospital

CVS Pharmacy Elkton

Walgreens Pharmacy Elkton

Rite Aid Pharmacy

Elkton Pharmacy

Health Mart Pharmacy

Taxi and Transportation

Uber Elkton

Key Lime Taxi

ChristianaCare Transportation (Medical Transport)

Lyft Elkton

Cecil Transit Demand Response

American Cancer Society Road to Recovery

ATMs and Banks

ATM (Bow Street)

M&T Bank Elkton Acme ATM

M&T Bank Wawa ATM

Harford Bank Elkton Office

Harford Bank Augustine Herman Branch

APG Federal Credit Union Elkton Branch