Johns Hopkins inHealth

inHealth is a strategic initiative to advance precision medicine at Johns Hopkins. By leveraging university-wide assets from the disciplines of medicine, engineering, nursing, public health and our Applied Physics Laboratory, our team is developing patient-level insights that will improve health care.

As our insights into human health deepen, so too do our opportunities to apply our knowledge beyond our own patient population, through the development of products and services that will transform health care delivery.

The Latest in Research

Fast Facts on Precision Medicine

Bringing value-based, customized medicine to patients at the point of care is a core goal of precision medicine. With Johns Hopkins-developed, scalable, data-driven tools, platform and expertise, our scientists and clinicians are driving the research and practice of medicine that involves understanding human health across populations and within individuals at the molecular level.

Read Fast Facts

Whole-person Precision Medicine

inHealth starts with an understanding of patient subgroups at the most granular level, drawing from genetic insights, patient health history, environmental factors, and disease-specific expertise. Leveraging best-in-class data infrastructure and analytics, Johns Hopkins endeavors to increase the precision and customization of patient care, to design research and trials more precisely, and to develop new solutions to unmet healthcare needs.

PMAP Powered by our Discovery Platform

inHealth uses the revolutionary tools of measurement, data science and connectivity to discover clinically-relevant and biologically-anchored subgroups at scale, and to deliver what we learn to impact the precision and value of health care. Our discovery platform, called the Precision Medicine Analytics Platform (PMAP), provides clinicians and researchers with a secure, HIPAA-compliant environment in which to integrate, store and analyze data from a variety of sources.

PMAP Portal