Fall 2020
News from Suburban Hospital and Sibley Memorial Hospital, part of Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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With New Fund, Sibley Brings Masks, COVID-19 Information to Washington Neighbors
Sibley Memorial Hospital donated 46,000 cloth masks to residents and organizations in Washington, D.C.
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Addiction Treatment Center Remains a Vital Resource for Patients During COVID-19
With strict cleaning and physical distancing protocols. Suburban Hospital’s Addiction Treatment Center continues in-person therapy.
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Pediatric Emergency Center Provides Safe, Child-Centric Care
Dominique Foulkes, M.D., explains the ins and outs of the Shaw Family Pediatric Emergency Center at Suburban Hospital.
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Johns Hopkins Study Shows Need for More Diversity in Psychiatry
A new study shows that the psychiatry workforce has fewer women, Blacks, Latinos and Native Americans than the general population.
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Comprehensive Leukemia Care at Sibley Memorial Hospital
For patients with leukemia, the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center in the Greater Washington, D.C., area offers individualized treatment, access to clinical trials and an innovative bone marrow transplant program.
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Sibley Memorial Offers Comprehensive, State-of-the-Art Lymphoma Treatment
The Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center at Sibley Memorial Hospital provides individually tailored treatment for all kinds of lymphoma.
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Online Exercise Classes Keep Community Moving and Connected
Suburban Hospital’s Community Health and Wellness classes moved online to keep participants active and connected.
