Grand opening ceremony scheduled with Concentra leadership, Maryland Secretary of Commerce Kevin Anderson, and Baltimore County Council Chair Julian Jones
From left: State Delegate Ric Metzgar, Concentra VP Maiya LaVerdure, State Senator Johnny Ray Salling
Concentra, the nation’s largest provider of occupational medicine, announced today the opening of their newest Baltimore County location in Rosedale at 8675 Pulaski Highway. The new 10,400 square footstate-of-the-art medical center replaces an older location just a mile away on Pulaski Highway and offers modern digital X-ray equipment, additional exam rooms, a larger physical therapy space, and more.
On Wednesday, November 8 at Concentra (8675 Pulaski Highway, Rosedale), local government, business and civic leaders will gather for a grand opening breakfast reception beginning at 10 a.m. The brief speaking program will include remarks from the following and close with a ceremonial ribbon cutting.
- Concentra Vice President of Operations MaiyaLaVerdure
- Concentra Medical Director Dr. Sean Duffy
- Maryland Secretary of Commerce Kevin Anderson
- Baltimore County Council Chair Julian Jones
- President of the Chesapeake Gateway Chamber of Commerce Sharon Kihn
From drug screenings to treating workplace injuries, Concentra offers a range of services including occupational health care services, physical therapy, and comprehensive health and wellness programs – all designed to help employers maintain a healthy, safe workforce while reducing the overall cost of care.
From left: Nevins & Associates EVP Kirstie Durr, Concentra Medical Director Dr. Sean Duffy, Maryland Deputy Secretary of Health Nilesh Kalyanaraman
In Maryland, Concentra operates 13 medical centers in Baltimore City and Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Cecil Howard, Montgomery, and Prince George’s counties. They serve as the state’s medical director and as the incumbent provider of occupational medicine for State of Maryland employees.
From left: Nevins & Associates President David Nevins, Maryland Secretary of Commerce Kevin Anderson, Tim Murphy of the Maryland Department of Commerce
“We’re excited to be opening this new medical center that will provide care to tens of thousands of area employees annually,” said Concentra Vice President of Operations Mayia LaVerdure. “Each year, the costs associated with work-related injuries and disabilities impact company bottom lines. A cost-efficient, outcomes-driven occupational medicine program can reduce costs by keeping employees healthy and the workplace safe, but not all programs are created equally. At Concentra, we have proven that our programs work – reducing costs while delivering industry-leading care,” added LaVerdure.
Ceremonial ribbon cutting with Maryland leaders and Concentra team members
“Our physicians are trained in occupational medicine. We diagnose and treat work-related injuries much more effectively than most primary care physicians,” said Concentra Medical Director Dr. Sean Duffy. “We’re up to date on federal and state regulations for workforce health and safety, including Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Department of Transportation (DOT), and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), so we can make the best treatment plans and perform regulatory examinations. Because of our training and expertise, we are well equipped to manage costs in a way that other physicians are not,” he added.
From left: State Delegate Kathy Szeliga, Concentra VP Maiya LaVerdure, Maryland Secretary of Commerce Kevin Anderson
About Concentra
Concentra, a division of Select Medical, is a leading health care company focused on improving the health of America’s workforce, one patient at a time. More than 11,000 Concentra colleagues provide occupational medicine, urgent care, physical therapy, and wellness services from 540 medical centers and 150 onsite medical facilities nationwide. www.Concentra.com
