Low-Dose Radiation Therapy (LDRT) Locations in Maryland

14 listed locations offering low-dose radiation therapy for osteoarthritis in Maryland

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Our directory lists 14 radiation oncology programs in Maryland for low-dose radiation therapy (LDRT) for osteoarthritis. All of them are confirmed: we found evidence that each one offers LDRT for osteoarthritis.

The listings are spread across 12 cities, with the most in Baltimore (2), Towson (2) and Annapolis (1). Before you schedule, call the radiation oncology department to confirm they offer LDRT for your joint and to ask what your insurance requires.

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FacilityLocation
Capital Radiosurgery CentersHalethorpe, MD
Central Maryland Radiation OncologyColumbia, MD
Chesapeake Potomac Regional Cancer Center - Charlotte HallCharlotte Hall, MD
Chesapeake Potomac Regional Cancer Center - WaldorfWaldorf, MD
GBMC (Greater Baltimore Medical Center)Towson, MD
Kaufman Cancer Center at UM Upper Chesapeake Medical CenterBel Air, MD
Luminis HealthAnnapolis, MD
Maryland Oncology HematologyRockville, MD
Maryland Proton Treatment CenterBaltimore, MD
Requard Radiation Oncology Center at UM Shore Regional HealthEaston, MD
Tate Cancer Center at UM Baltimore Washington Medical CenterGlen Burnie, MD
UM Capital Region Health Radiation OncologyLargo, MD
UM Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer CenterBaltimore, MD
UM St. Joseph Medical Center Radiation OncologyTowson, MD

Please call to confirm service availability. See the full interactive directory and map for all locations nationwide.

What to Do Next

What Is LDRT?

How the treatment works, the typical schedule, and what the evidence shows.

Am I a Candidate?

What programs generally look for before recommending LDRT.

Is It Covered by Insurance?

What Medicare and most commercial plans typically cover.

LDRT for Knee Osteoarthritis

The joint with the most direct clinical trial evidence.

LDRT for Hip Osteoarthritis

How the evidence and dosing approach apply to the hip.

LDRT for Hand and Thumb Osteoarthritis

For finger and thumb-base joint pain.

What to Expect

What a typical LDRT appointment and course of treatment looks like.

LDRT Side Effects

What's known about safety and the most commonly reported side effects.

LDRT Success Rates

What the published response and pain-relief rates actually show.

Read the FAQ

Answers to the most common questions patients ask before their first appointment.