Johns Hopkins Bayview has been designated a thrombectomy-capable stroke center by the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems, which recognizes the center's ability to deliver advanced coordinated stroke care, including endovascular thrombectomy and post-procedure care. Our multispecialty team includes stroke neurologists, vascular neurosurgeons, interventional neuroradiologists, neurointensivists, rehabilitation specialists and stroke coordinators. They work together to evaluate and treat each patient quickly and thoughtfully.
Appointments, Referrals and Transfers
Outpatient Appointments
Physician referral is required.
Inpatient Transfers
Our Services: Full Continuum of Stroke Care
Our dedicated stroke team, led by Elisabeth Marsh, M.D., provides a full continuum of stroke care, from prevention to emergency stroke care and recovery.
Emergency Stroke Care
Care begins when a patient arrives with a stroke. Our brain attack team is available 24/7 to quickly assess symptoms, review imaging and determine the right treatment. Depending on the type of stroke, patients may receive clot-busting medication, neurocritical care in our on-site unit or advanced procedures performed by our specialty teams.
Inpatient Rehabilitation
Specialized Care for Intracerebral Hemorrhage
Our Intracerebral Hemorrhage Center evaluates patients with conditions, such as aneurysms and arterial malformations, that put them at risk of a life-threatening brain bleed. We help manage these risks as well as provide comprehensive care if the brain bleed occurs.
Long-Term Recovery and Second Stroke Prevention
Why Choose Johns Hopkins Bayview for Stroke Care
Expert Stroke Care, Without Delay
Advanced Care for Complex Strokes
Patients benefit from comprehensive stroke care backed by Johns Hopkins expertise, including, cutting-edge imaging and diagnostics, advanced neurocritical care and a team experienced in treating the most complex stroke cases.
A Clear Path to Recovery
Recognize a Stroke: BE FAST
Stroke is a medical emergency, and quick treatment can reduce brain injury and improve recovery. If you think you or a loved one may be having a stroke, use the BE FAST checklist and call 911 right away.
Stroke Research
Our team and other investigators across Johns Hopkins Medicine are actively involved in research and clinical trials spanning all aspects of stroke care.
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Marsh Lab
Led by Dr. Elisabeth Marsh, director of the Johns Hopkins Bayview stroke program, the Marsh Lab conducts clinical research focused on stroke outcomes.
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Research Publications
See published research from our faculty.