Our mission is to provide the highest quality clinical care to improve the health of older adults and society by creating, translating and sharing knowledge through education and research.
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Clinical Care
Our clinical patient care extends from checkups and in-home care to preventive evaluations and complex diagnoses.
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Education
We train expert clinicians, leaders, educators and researchers who will improve the care of older adults and change the future of aging for all of us.
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Research
Our division focuses on research that examines healthy aging, health services and the quality of life for older adults.
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Beacham Center for Geriatric Medicine (new and existing patients): 410-550-0925
Memory and Alzheimer's Treatment Center: 410-550-6337
Johns Hopkins Care at Home (JHOME): 410-288-8000
Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) / Hopkins ElderPlus: 410-550-8093
Our Cutting-Edge Research
Geriatrics Engineering at Johns Hopkins
This collaboration between our division and the Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering is improving the quality of life for older adults through innovative, practical solutions that support independence, wellbeing and healthy aging.
What Matters Most: Aging Technology and Artificial Intelligence
Dr. David Hurwitz and Dr. Jessica Colburn discuss how technology can be created to benefit older adults.
The Latest News
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Dr. Alicia Arbaje and Colleagues Receive 2026 Johns Hopkins Discovery Award
This research team from medicine, public health and nursing is studying health economics and partner engagement when using Medicare home care.
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Dr. Mfon Umoh Named NIDUS Investigator of the Month
Dr. Umoh received this honor for her research in delirium science.
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Dr. Karen Bandeen-Roche Receives Ernest Lyman Stebbins Medal
This annual award from the Bloomberg School of Public Health recognizes a faculty member who's made extraordinary contributions to teaching over the past 5+ years.
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Dr. Jennifer Wolff Receives Dean's Award for Distinction in Faculty Mentoring
Dr. Wolff was one of two people to receive this honor for the 2025-2026 school year.
