Johns Hopkins Pediatric Diabetes Center
The Johns Hopkins Pediatric Diabetes Center offers comprehensive diabetes care in Baltimore, Bethesda and Annapolis, Maryland, with a team approach to address all the needs of our patients and their families.
We see patients age 18 and under who have all types of diabetes, including type 1, type 2, prediabetes, atypical diabetes, MODY, and cystic-fibrosis-related diabetes.
Our pediatric subspecialists include:
- Your endocrinologist/diabetes care provider
- Certified diabetes educators and nurses
- Nutritionists
- Behavioral health specialists
- Social work support
- Child Life specialists
Appointment Options
We offer telemedicine appointments to established patients of the diabetes program, depending on each patient's condition and individual appointment needs. We recommend that some of your appointments be in-person every year, and patients may alternate in-person with virtual visits. You will collaborate with your diabetes team to determine what is best for your family.
More about the Diabetes Center
Events and Programs
New Onset Diabetes Coping Group
Our program offers psychosocial support from the time of diagnosis in the hospital and throughout the course of your diabetes care in the outpatient diabetes center. We partner with the JDRF Mid Atlantic Chapter to connect our new-onset families and teens with community events and New Onset Support groups.
Pediatric Early-Stage Type 1 Diabetes Program
Our innovative clinical program for children at risk of type 1 diabetes offers support for children and teens using proactive screening, innovative treatment and more.
Camp Charm City
Camp Charm City was designed to provide an accessible and affordable diabetes day camp for the Greater Baltimore community for campers ages 5–12 years, and for counselors in training (CITs) ages 16 and 17. Camp Charm City is a collaboration between The Johns Hopkins Hospital and the American Diabetes Association (ADA).
Diabetes Technology Webinars
Webinars offered twice a year for patients who are new to diabetes technology and interested in learning more about advanced diabetes technologies.
Transition Program for Adolescents and Young Adults with Diabetes
Our transition program for adolescents and young adults begins when they are in high school. The program focuses on developing transition readiness through independent skill-building and diabetes self-care in order to facilitate a smooth transition to one of our adult diabetes providers.
Off-to-College and the Teen Transition Years
Yearly spring event co-sponsored by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and The Diabetes Link.
In the News
Johns Hopkins Is Honored at the 2023 JDRF Mid-Atlantic Chapter Gala
At the Mid-Atlantic Hope Gala on November 4, 2023 at the MGM National Harbor, the Johns Hopkins Pediatric Diabetes program was one of the honorees.
Study Finds AI–Driven Eye Exams Increase Screening Rates for Youth with Diabetes
It’s Personal for These Diabetes Nurse Educators
For young patients who have diabetes, managing the disease as part of their daily lives is an all-encompassing challenge, says Maggie West, lead nurse and a pediatric diabetes nurse educator with the Johns Hopkins Pediatric Diabetes Center at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center.
Pitching in to Help School Nurses Manage Diabetes
Contact and Locations
Contact Us
Pediatric Endocrine Office
410-955-6463, option 2
Request an Appointment
443-997-5437
After-hours On-call Physician
410-955-6070 (Ask for pediatric endocrinologist on call.)
Locations
David M. Rubenstein Child Health Building
200 N Wolfe St, Room 3120
Baltimore, MD 21287
The Johns Hopkins Health Care & Surgery Center - Bethesda
6420 Rockledge Drive, Suite 2300
Bethesda, MD 20817
Endocrine Clinic at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital
1708 West Rogers Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21209
Johns Hopkins Children's Center Pediatric Specialists — Annapolis
820 Bestgate Rd, Ste 2D
Annapolis, MD 21401