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COVID-19 Vaccine Update

Johns Hopkins Medicine currently has appointments available for COVID-19 vaccinations for our eligible patients. Schedule now with MyChart.

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Get Back to Health Safely

At Johns Hopkins Medicine, your health and safety are our very highest priorities. We are ready to care for you and your family in our hospitals, surgery centers, and through in-person clinic and online video visits. Learn how we are keeping you safe and protected so that you can get the care you need.

 
 
 
 
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Current patients can complete an online form from the convenience of home to communicate with providers, access test results, request prescription renewals and manage appointments.
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Nationally Ranked in All 10 Specialties

According to U.S. News & World Report’s 2021–22 Best Children’s Hospitals Rankings
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Community Vaccine Clinic

Walk through one of the Mobile/Community Vaccination clinics and learn how the vaccination process works by following the images in this photo series.
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Ensuring Equitable Access to Health Care for Our Communities

We're developing new ways to reach all populations — with specific consideration for vulnerable ones — to provide access to essential COVID-19 information and services.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Information and Updates

Johns Hopkins Medicine is actively monitoring and assessing all information on the COVID-19 vaccines. Get the latest updates.
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Let us help you find your way!

Traveling to The Johns Hopkins Hospital or Bayview Medical Center? The new Find Your Way app offers step-by-step directions to appointments and more.
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Current patients can complete an online form from the convenience of home to communicate with providers, access test results, request prescription renewals and manage appointments.
 
 
 

Early Detection for Prostate Cancer | Cal Ripken Jr's Advice to Men

With early testing, prostate cancer can be detected years before causing harm. Cal Ripken Jr, now fully recovered with the help of the Johns Hopkins Brady Urological Institute, shares the importance of not delaying testing.

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Keeping Our Patients Safe and Healthy

 

As Johns Hopkins Medicine expands its access to in-person primary and specialty care and surgical care, we want to share with the comprehensive measures being taken to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and ensure the safety of our patients and staff members.

 

Patient Care Locations

Johns Hopkins Medicine has six academic and community hospitals, multiple suburban health care and surgery centers, over 40 primary and specialty care practices, home care services and more.

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Helping You Manage Your Care

From basic to translational to clinical research, our medical and graduate students, residents and fellows study with Nobel laureates, Lasker Award winners and National Academy of Science members.

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What's Safe After Your COVID-19 Vaccine?

An expert discusses what the future may hold for you, your family and our communities.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy

To support you as you make your decision, here are 12 facts and insights, shared by Sherita Golden, M.D., M.H.S.

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Can the COVID-19 Vaccine Affect Your Mammogram?

Your body’s response to COVID-19 vaccines can cause temporary lymph node changes and affect mammograms. An imaging specialist explains.

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