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The Johns Hopkins Hospital

World-Class Care, Close to Home

For more than 125 years, The Johns Hopkins Hospital has been a leader in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Above all, we aim to provide the highest-quality health care and service to all our patients.

As the teaching hospital affiliated with the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, we are located in the heart of East Baltimore. The hospital includes the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center and the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.

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  • Nationally Ranked in All 11 Specialties

    Johns Hopkins Children’s Center ranks #1 in Maryland, and all 11 specialties are ranked nationally on U.S. News & World Report’s Best Children’s Hospitals list.

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  • Top Ranked

    The Johns Hopkins Hospital is one of the top-ranked hospitals in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2024-25 Best Hospitals list.

    Top Ranked In the Nation banner set against the front entrance of The Johns Hopkins Hospital

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Hopkins Community Connection Stocks Food Pantries Throughout Baltimore City

Johns Hopkins organization helps 6,650 people each year overcome social barriers to wellness.

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Johns Hopkins Medicine Volunteers Provide Eye Exams to Special Olympics Athletes

Over the last two years, Opening Eyes volunteers have helped 190 athletes.

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Special Olympics Athletes

School of Medicine Students Form Bonds with Community Members Who Are Chronically Ill

Students get to know Baltimore residents beyond the hospital walls.

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VideoAsylee Women Enterprise

Hear from Johns Hopkins medical student Elana about her work with Asylee Women Enterprise, a nonprofit that supports asylum seekers in Maryland.

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Johns Hopkins Summer Jobs Program Celebrates 30 Years of Mentorship, Professional Development

In its 30 years, the program has provided career exposure to almost 10,000 young people.

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Melody Rorabeck and Kenara Ford standing in front of the gated entrance of The Johns Hopkins Hospital

Crafting for the Community

A group of crafty Johns Hopkins Medicine employees donates handmade items to comfort patients, community members.

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Crafting for the Community

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Students Help Asylum Seekers Navigate Health Care System

Navigators assist with scheduling medical appointments and using Baltimore’s transportation systems.

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Johns Hopkins Employee Named Foster Parent of the Year

The Hauses go above and beyond to include birth families in everything they do.

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Foster Parent of the Year

School of Medicine Group Brightens Pediatric Patients Spirits with Science Experiments

TEACH is part of a national movement to bring educational programming to children in hospitals, including at Johns Hopkins Children's Center.

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DeWeese Hosts Annual Community Conversations Dinner

Neighborhood leaders convene to meet Johns Hopkins Medicine’s CEO, learn about progress.

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Theodore DeWeese, interim dean of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine, speaks to community leaders from East Baltimore.

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Recent News From The Johns Hopkins Hospital

Johns Hopkins University School of medicineCelebrate Match Day 2024

Match Day is one of the most anticipated, defining moments in the lives of medical students. Graduating medical students at Johns Hopkins and across the U.S. recently found out where they will complete their future residency training. Watch the excitement as school of medicine students opened their envelopes.

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Students celebrating Match Day

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