Johns Hopkins Medicine: An Ongoing Commitment to Community

Since 1889, Johns Hopkins Medicine works under the vision of its founder: to provide care to all, regardless of race, sex or creed.

Johns Hopkins Medicine is committed to improving the health and wellness of the residents in the neighborhoods we serve.

In Your Community

Crafting for the Community

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

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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 Oncology Survivorship Program Helps Patients Form a Community

More than 4,000 people have participated in Sibley Memorial Hospital’s integrative health programs.

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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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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.

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Student Provides Support to Baltimore Youth

Working with Thread, Erin Chen has learned more about her city and has formed a Baltimore family.

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HIV Testing Program Provides Valuable Support to Community Clinics

The Johns Hopkins SOURCE, a community engagement and service-learning center, established an HIV Counseling and Testing Program that partners with community clinics and trains Johns Hopkins students to conduct testing and counseling.

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Johns Hopkins Home-based Medicine Helps Fill Community’s Primary Care Gaps

JHOME provides long-term primary care for patients who cannot get into a clinic because of their chronic conditions. Through JHOME, physicians and other health care professionals treat patients where they live, so that restricted mobility does not disrupt access to medical care.

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Equity for COVID-19 Vaccines and Care

At Johns Hopkins Medicine, inclusive and equitable access to medical care and health information is a core value of our institution. Our care teams are working with community partners to give vaccines to our most vulnerable eligible residents, to provide access to COVID-19 testing, and to educate and inform our communities hardest hit by this pandemic.

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In Your Community

Crafting for the Community

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

Johns Hopkins Oncology Survivorship Program Helps Patients Form a Community

Johns Hopkins Employee Named Foster Parent of the Year

School of Medicine Group Brightens Pediatric Patients Spirits with Science Experiments

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Student Provides Support to Baltimore Youth

HIV Testing Program Provides Valuable Support to Community Clinics

Johns Hopkins Home-based Medicine Helps Fill Community’s Primary Care Gaps

Equity for COVID-19 Vaccines and Care

Explore Initiatives in Your Community

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