Recent News
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Johns Hopkins Health Plans Awards $20,000 Grant to LARS
The Laurel Advocacy Referral Services (LARS) empowers individuals in need of food, housing and financial assistance to achieve well being, stability and self-sufficiency. Johns Hopkins Health Plans was proud to present them with $20,000 to continue their mission.
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Working for Meaningful Impact
From addressing health disparities in underserved communities on the Eastern Shore to providing no-cost wearable breast pumps for black families in the NICU, see how our 2023 program grants are benefitting Maryland communities.
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Access HEARS Receives $20,0000 Grant
Johns Hopkins Health Plans recently awarded a $20,000 grant to Access HEARS, a nonprofit organization that provides access to low-cost, high-quality listening devices for Maryland residents experiencing hearing loss.
Podcasts
Supporting the Maryland Latinos Population
In this conversation with Dr. Gabriela Lemus, executive director of Maryland Latinos Unidos, we learn more about the organization and how this grant will allow them to expand its support for the immigrants it serves.
Fostering a Strong Provider Network
Janice Henry leads the partnership between JHHC and its provider network. As a provider-sponsored health plan, the element of collaboration is more entrenched at JHHC.
Social Determinants of Health
Kathy Pettway, senior director, and Dr. Nina Everett, chief medical officer, from Priority Partners explain the clinical impacts of these life challenges and the work Priority Partners is doing to support its health plan members.
Pursuing Quality and Integrated Care
As Chief Medical Officer for Johns Hopkins Health Plans, Dr. Marketa Wills is at the intersection of payer-provider collaboration. In this episode of the Health Care Collaborations podcast, she discusses her clinical psychiatry background and how that influences her work on the health care management side
Aligning Payer and Provider
JHHC’s SVP and CFO Daniel Chojnowski discusses the evolving role of Finance as a strategic partner for organizations and how their expertise can create better alignment between health care payers and providers.
Priority Partners Cupboards Project
Priority Partners is taking on food insecurity in Maryland with the help of two HGTV hosts. Matt Muenster joined the Health Care Collaborations podcast to discuss the Priority Partners Cupboards project that he and fellow HGTV host Chris Grundy are backing.
More Stories
- Gaithersburg HELP Gets $15,000 Grant
- Johns Hopkins Health Plans Awards $20,000 Grant to Access HEARS
- Johns Hopkins Health Plans Expands to Virginia
- Shelly LaPrince Earns 2023 MLK Jr. Service Award
- Johns Hopkins Health Plans Prioritizes Mental Health
- Feeding Neighbors at Farmers Markets and Food Drops
- Cupboards Stocked by Michele's Granola
- Going Mobile to Combat Food Insecurity
- Priority Partners Proudly Sponsors the Hispanic Health Festival
- EHP Donation to Support Adult Immigrant Graduation
- Healthy Hack Event to Offer Cooking Demonstration
- New Cupboards Project Mini-Pantry Opens in Silver Spring
- Johns Hopkins Health Plans awarded a grant of $11,000 to TasteWise Kids
- Johns Hopkins HealthCare Becomes Johns Hopkins Health Plans
- Johns Hopkins Health Plans Launches Uplift Behavioral Program
- The Cupboards Project Opens Wide
- A Commitment to Community
- Corporate Giving Program
- Three Critical Advantages of Provider-Sponsored Health Plans
- Star Employee Wins the Baker-King Award
- Priority Partners and Maryland Food Bank Host Cooking Demonstration
- Ryan O’Donnell to Bring Leadership, Operations Expertise
- Partnering with the U.S. Army Reserve P3 Initiative