Compassionate, Patient-Centered Care Comprehensive Center for Amyloidosis

Our multidisciplinary team consists of cardiologists, neurologists, oncologists, genetic counselors, gastroenterologists and nephrologists, ensuring collaborative, comprehensive treatment for amyloidosis, including its cardiac manifestations. We strive to provide quick diagnoses and top-notch patient care while researching new and innovative treatment options.

Why Choose Johns Hopkins for Amyloidosis Care?

Find out what sets our clinic apart.

Multidisciplinary Team

Our clinic features leading experts in a variety of fields that coordinate with referring physicians to provide holistic treatment plans.

Heart Failure Bridge Clinic

We collaborate closely with the Heart Failure Bridge Clinic, which facilitates on-demand appointments. In this clinic we can often accommodate you within a short timeframe for your symptoms.

Cutting-edge Research

Our team conducts clinical trials to develop new treatment options and offers patient registries for longitudinal studies.

Our Research

Locations

We provide appointments for amyloidosis patients at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and the Levi Watkins, Jr, MD, Outpatient Center in Baltimore.

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

4940 Eastern Ave
Baltimore, MD 21224

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center exterior, front view.

Levi Watkins, Jr, MD, Outpatient Center

601 N. Caroline St
Baltimore, MD 21287

The Levi Watkins, Jr., M.D., Outpatient Center

Make a Donation

Support our researchers' and physicians' ongoing efforts to prevent cardiovascular disease by making a donation online, by phone or by mail.

Online

Make a donation now or pledge to give later. Fill out our secure online giving form.

Over the Phone

Call us at 410-907-5010 to speak to someone directly about making a donation.

Mail

Download our charitable giving form and mail it to our development office.

Patient Support Resources

For more information on amyloidosis and to find support groups, check out the resources below.

Amyloidosis Support Groups Amyloidosis Research Consortium Amyloidosis Foundation

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