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Johns Hopkins Medicine at 25

Starting with its formation in 1996, Johns Hopkins Medicine has transformed health care through innovations in patient care, research and education. On these pages, we reflect on the first 25 years of caring for our patients and our communities, using research to advance patient care, and training the next generation of health care providers.

Featured Article Evolving to Succeed

Paul Rothman

Established 25 years ago, Johns Hopkins Medicine has enabled us to thrive.

By Dean/CEO Paul Rothman

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Featured Video Johns Hopkins Medicine 25th Anniversary

In 1996, Johns Hopkins Medicine was formed to enhance collaboration and cooperation between the health system and the school of medicine. Today, Johns Hopkins Medicine includes six hospitals, four suburban health care and surgery centers, over 40 patient care locations, a home care group, an international division and one of the oldest medical schools in the country.

  

25 Years of Innovation

Explore 25 milestones from Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Explore 25 Milestones

The History of Johns Hopkins Medicine and Beyond

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In celebration of Johns Hopkins Medicine’s 25-year anniversary in 2021, take a trip through history to see how we’ve grown together as an organization through the years.

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1889

Johns Hopkins Hospital
The Johns Hopkins Hospital opens under philanthropist Johns Hopkins’ vision for a hospital linked with a medical school that is part of a university, all bearing his name.

1893

The 1897 Class of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine admits its first class of 18 students, including three women (not pictured).

1964

Bloomberg Building
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center is established with the opening of the Children’s Medical and Surgical Center.

1984

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, then known as Baltimore City Hospitals, is acquired.

1986

Johns Hopkins Community Physicians Building

The Wyman Park Health System is acquired, eventually adopting the name Johns Hopkins Community Physicians in 2003.

1992

Johns Hopkins Home Care Group Building
Johns Hopkins Home Care Group, Inc. is formed as an umbrella corporation for multiple home-based services. 

1995

Johns Hopkins HealthCare
Johns Hopkins HealthCare, initially called Johns Hopkins Employer Health Programs, is formed.

1996

Johns Hopkins Medicine Logo
Johns Hopkins Medicine is formed, uniting the Johns Hopkins Health System with the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

1998

Howard County General Hospital
Howard County General Hospital in Columbia, Maryland, becomes a member of Johns Hopkins Medicine.

1998

Johns Hopkins Aramco Building
Johns Hopkins Medicine International is established as a global ambassador of the Johns Hopkins Medicine mission.

2009

Suburban Hospital
Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland, becomes a member of Johns Hopkins Medicine.

2010

Sibley Memorial Hospital
Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., becomes a member of Johns Hopkins Medicine.

2011

Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital

All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida, which is now known as Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, becomes a member of Johns Hopkins Medicine. The name change took place in 2016 to reflect its academic role.

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