Contacts by location
System Headquarters
Marianne Worley
Vice President, Public Relations & Communications, MedStar Health
202-531-1508
marianne.worley@medstar.net
For MedStar Health System • MedStar Health Research Institute • MedStar Institute for Innovation • MedStar National Rehabilitation Network • Brand Partnerships • Philanthropy • MedStar Family Choice • MedStar Health Home Care
Brendan McNamara
Senior Director, Public Relations
202-394-2430
brendan.t.mcnamara@medstar.net
Megan Toth
Manager, Public Relations
717-201-5617
megan.l.toth@medstar.net
Maryland Hospitals
For MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center • MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital • MedStar Harbor Hospital • MedStar Montgomery Medical Center • MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center • MedStar Union Memorial Hospital • MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital
Debra Schindler
Senior Director, Public Relations
410-274-1260
debra.schindler@medstar.net
Deborah Gross
Specialist, Public Relations
240-607-3853
deborah.p.gross@medstar.net
D.C. Hospitals
So Young Pak
Senior Director, Public Relations
202-877-2748
202-801-0901 (pager)
soyoung.pak@medstar.net
For MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
Ryan Miller
Manager, Public Relations
571-400-1057
Ryan.M.Miller2@medstar.net
For MedStar Washington Hospital Center
Stefanie Williams
Manager, Public Relations
202-877-6303
202-329-0102 (cell)
stefanie.b.williams@medstar.net
MedStar Washington Hospital Center, located at 110 Irving Street, NW, is bordered by Michigan Avenue, NW, Irving Street NW, and First Street, NW. Media crews must get clearance before arriving on our campus. Parking is usually available near the hospital’s main entrance. If not, the Public Relations team will guide you where to park. The area outside the main entrance provides a nice backdrop for stand-ups and live shots right in front of the marquee sign — MedStar Washington Hospital Center — which is directly across from the MedStar Georgetown Cancer Institute entrance. We’d also request that journalists do their level best not to identify patients or visitors leaving and arriving at the main entrance (limit close-ups, faces, when possible). Our patients and their family members deserve their privacy, and the hospital is on private property.