IBD Patient Information
The Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Program at the University of Maryland Medical Center champions the idea that people with IBD shouldn't just be able to lead more normal lives with treatment, but that the right therapies should enable patients to function completely normally.
The IBD Program places a strong emphasis on educating patients about their illness, engaging patients in management of their disease, detecting and avoiding medication side effects, and improving monitoring of symptoms.
The quality of your care is our number one goal. We want to partner with you to make sure you have the best quality of life possible. In addition, our staff works closely with referring doctors to keep them abreast of your treatment and progress.
- How to be an informed partner in your care
- 20 questions to ask your doctor
- Important things to know
- Avoiding digestive health problems
- Preparation instructions for GI Endoscopy Lab
Join our Support Group!
The University of Maryland Inflammatory Bowel Disease Program support group meets monthly. Please reach out to Lauren Sibel, LMSW for more information or to be added to the email list. 410-706-8510 or Lsibel@som.umaryland.edu
We also encourage you and your family to become members of the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA). The CCFA is a very helpful resource for anyone living with IBD
Contact Us
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Program:
University of Maryland Medical Center
Digestive Health Center
22 South Greene Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
IBD appointments and questions:
410-706-3387
Digestive Health Center:
410-328-2877
GI Endoscopy Lab:
410-328-5780