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On January 1, 2020, Congress imposed new requirements for ordering advanced imaging services (MRI, CT, PET and Nuclear Medicine services) for Medicare beneficiaries.
The subspecialized radiologists at Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging provide expert clinical interpretations to assist in the diagnosis and care of your patient. Using the most advanced technology and equipment such as low radiation dose CT, 3T MRI and 3D mammogram, we deliver high-quality imaging tailored to each patient.
Our subspecialty radiologists include:
Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging offers a consultation line for our referring providers. This service is designed to answer questions that may arise about the best imaging test for your patient when ordering radiology examinations or procedures. A senior radiology resident serves as the consultant. Complex cases will be discussed with a radiology faculty member, and you may request consultation with a faculty radiologist at your discretion.
Call 443-286-6072 Monday–Friday from 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Use the physician portal, iConnect, to access reports and images for your patients online. Download the iConnect tip sheet.
Referring providers now have a new way to reach a Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging radiologist. The Reach a Radiologist line has dedicated staff assisting with communication. Providers can ask questions about your patient’s report and review report with reading radiologists.
Please have the following information available to expedite the call:
Call 833-399-0445 Monday–Friday from 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
You can download an order form and find specific exam preparation on our Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging requisition forms for physicians and providers:
Our staff will contact the patient's insurance company to preauthorize coverage of the exam. View the list of insurance payers accepted by Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging.
Referring provider offices can call 443-997-7237 to schedule an exam on behalf of a patient. The Call Center hours are Monday–Friday from 7:30 a.m.–6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m.–noon.
Patients will be scheduled through the Johns Hopkins Interventional Radiology Center to coordinate their care. This is the same IR Center coordinating IR patients across Johns Hopkins Medicine. The IR Center determines which patients are eligible for treatment at Green Spring Station. The IR Center is open weekdays from 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
The referring provider will be connected to one of our Patient Care Coordinator (PCC) nurses who will discuss the patient’s history and requested procedure with you. The PCC nurse will determine the most appropriate location for the patient and procedure, and will provide you with an appointment date and time at the end of the call.
Please continue to order exams through Epic and call us at 410-502-6611 (option 2).
We ask that non-Johns Hopkins providers fax a written order to 410-367-2325 before calling us at 410-502-6611 (option 2).
Pre-medication is required for patients who have had a previous allergic reaction.
‒Note - Prednisone typically comes in 20 mg tablets. The patient may need to take two tablets to attain the 40mg per dose.
Suggested pediatric patients (<18 years of age), based on weight:
40kg or less:
Greater than 40kg:
A Johns Hopkins radiologist will interpret the images and write a detailed report. Results will be sent directly to your office. Patients will have access to their imaging reports three days after the interpretation is completed.
You can also find reports and images for your patients through iConnect.
For iConnect technical support, please call 410-502-2667.
Tom Marshall is the Practice Development Manager for Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging. Tom collaborates internally with both the liaison and management teams while keeping a core focus on marketing diagnostic imaging services to physicians, administrators and staff in private practices and hospital settings.
He earned his Bachelor’s degree from McDaniel College in 2005. He has been part of Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging since 2012 and entered in the radiology liaison arena in 2009. Tom graduated the JH Future Leaders program in 2016 and completed his MBA. Tom participates in and attends health conferences throughout the year to stay up to date on healthcare trends.
Tom is married and has two sons and a daughter. He is from Pennsylvania and now resides in Baltimore County. He is part of the National Collegiate Cancer Foundation board.
Tom can be reached at 443-826-3077.
Support and consultation for referring physicians is available Monday–Friday from 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
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