Upcoming Events

Meet the staff at Carroll Hospital! Stations will be set up to practice baby care, CPR, birthing tools, breastfeeding positions, breast pumps and other tools a new parent may need. Wear comfortable clothing to this hands-on program.

A short walking tour of The Family Birthplace will be given if the unit is able to accommodate groups at that time.

Open house times are from 6 to 7 p.m. and from 7 to 8 p.m.

Call 410-871-7000 for information or to register, or register online at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/family-birthplace-open-house-tickets

Breastfeeding is a skill that each mom and baby learn together. Getting started takes practice and patience while you and your infant become comfortable with one another. Getting the support you need is critical. That's why the Lactation Team at Sinai Hospital offers Mommy and Me: New Beginnings, a support group where all can learn how to best feed your baby and share personal experiences, if desired. The breastfeeding group meets from 10 a.m. to noon on Mondays (except holidays) in the Lactation Resource Center in Sinai Hospital. For more information about our program, call the Lactation Resource Center at 410-601-5193 or the Mother Baby Unit at 410-601-5195.

Our monthly, community-based meetings includes guest speakers covering a wide variety of topics related to diabetes and your health to supplement and continue your education. Open to all individuals with diabetes and those who care about them. 

Call Care Connect at 410-871-7000 if you would like to attend virtually.

To access these free presentations by phone, dial 1-646-741-5292 and enter the access code 111-1896-5210#. For more information of a complete list of topics, call 443-618-8781.

Open to those who have experienced a death of a child of any age. Third Monday of each month, 6:30-8 p.m. Please call 410-871-7656 to register.

As co-founder of Every Cure and renown author of Chasing My Cure: A Doctor’s Race to Turn Hope Into Action, Dr. David Fajgenaum’s remarkable journey to try to cure his own rare disease led him to spread his approach to other and work to revolutionize lifesaving research.

Attendance is free and open to the community. Light refreshments will be served. Registration is required. Registration coming soon.

This program is generously sponsored by the Footlick Family Foundation, in memory of Robert J. Footlick

This event is part of the BridgingLife and Living Well at the J Series. 
Jewish Community Services will be providing CEUs. 

Drop in to Carroll Hospital's main lobby and have your blood pressure checked by a registered nurse. Learn about risk factors and prevention for hypertension and stroke. No registration required.

Call 410-871-7000 for more information.

To access these free presentations by phone, dial 1-646-741-5292 and enter the access code 111-1896-5210#. For more information of a complete list of topics, call 443-618-8781.

To access these free presentations by phone, dial 1-646-741-5292 and enter the access code 111-1896-5210#. For more information of a complete list of topics, call 443-618-8781.

We get so much nutrition information through the media. What is fact and what is fiction? This program allows you to explore an individual topic each session with a registered dietitian.

Carroll Hospital East Pavilion

Virtual and in-person (hybrid)

To register, visit nutritioninmedia.eventbrite.com

Open to anyone who is grieving the loss of a loved one. Third Wednesday of each month, 7-8 p.m. Please call 410-871-7656 to register and obtain access to this virtual group. 

The Breastfeeding Support Group provides encouragement and mother-to-mother breastfeeding support as well as current, accurate and ongoing breastfeeding information. 

Please bring infant ready to nurse, as the infant will be weighed, fed by mother then weighed again so that the mother will know how much the infant is transferring off the breast. Please bring diapers, baby wipes and a pillow or Boppy pillow to support self while nursing.

The group meets every Thursday, except on holidays.

No registration is required; call 410-871-7000 for more information.

Please join us to talk about the challenges (and joys!) of welcoming a new baby, in this free weekly virtual support group. Babies are welcome! You must call 410-601-7832 or email aradion@lifebridgehealth.org to register for the group.

Childbirth and the months after are complex, and you don't have to experience it alone. Join this support group for mothers within the first year after childbirth. You can connect with other moms, discuss your experiences, and learn helpful tools and resources. Whether you are stressed, experiencing baby blues or postpartum depression/anxiety, adjusting to parenting or just looking for connection, this group is for you.

The group meets every Thursday except holidays.

For more information or to attend the group virtually, call 410-871-7000. 

Breastfeeding is a skill that each mom and baby learn together. Getting started takes practice and patience while you and your infant become comfortable with one another. Getting the support you need is critical. That's why the Lactation Team at Sinai Hospital offers Mommy and Me: New Beginnings, a support group where all can learn how to best feed your baby and share personal experiences, if desired. The breastfeeding group meets from 10 a.m. to noon on Mondays (except holidays) in the Lactation Resource Center in Sinai Hospital. For more information about our program, call the Lactation Resource Center at 410-601-5193 or the Mother Baby Unit at 410-601-5195.

To access these free presentations by phone, dial 1-646-741-5292 and enter the access code 111-1896-5210#. For more information of a complete list of topics, call 443-618-8781.

This FREE one hour class will help prepare you for a Total Joint Replacement. We will review what to expect before, during, and after a Total Joint replacement surgery. You will have an opportunity to ask questions and address any concerns.

A group for people living with cancer and their families/caregivers

This group provides an opportunity for people living with cancer and their caregivers to share strategies on dealing with cancer. Structured in a casual and inviting setting, these meetings are designed to facilitate a sense of community for those who have been affected by cancer. Walk-ins are

welcome, and attendees are invited to stay for the entire session or a portion of it.

Some months may change depending on holidays. To confirm dates, or to attend this group virtually, call 410-871-7000.