In order to provide safe and comfortable housing for our patients and their caregivers the following are requirements during a stay at The Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion:

• The patient is receiving treatment at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
   
• The patient has a caregiver, over 18 years of age, who has agreed to stay for the duration of treatment.
   
• The patient and caregiver have a permanent residence and will supply their identification card or other proof of residence.
   
• The patient with assistance of a caregiver is able to care for themselves and evacuate the premises in case of an emergency.
   
• Each room accommodates a maximum of two guests. One patient and one caregiver. Two caregivers permitted if the patient is in-patient.
   
• A credit card is required at room confirmation. All major credit cards are accepted.

• Suites at $60 per night
• Apartments at $87 per night
• For those who have a car, parking is an additional $4 per day
• Accommodations are prioritized based on a reserve list.
• To be placed on the reserve list, or to learn more about other housing options, please contact (410) 614-6527.
• For accommodations of 1 or 2 nights, please refer to this listing of discounted area hotels.

• Computer stations and wireless internet
• Laundry rooms (detergent provided)
• Spacious common kitchen with two full cook stations
• Complimentary hot dinners available for guests on select weeknights
• Activity room with cardio equipment
• Outdoor seating area
• Library
• Meditation Room

• The Johns Hopkins Hospital campus is tobacco and alcohol-free. Use of any related products is not allowed in the Pavilion. Violation will result in immediate loss of housing.
• Carrying or use of any weapon on the premises of Johns Hopkins Hospital is prohibited including possession of any ammunition.
• Pets are not permitted.
• Visitors are welcome in the public spaces on the first floor of the Pavilion.
• Candles, incense, portable heaters, furniture, air fryers and hot plates are not permitted.

“Hackerman-Patz provided stability during an incredibly difficult time. Its close proximity to the hospital meant I had a short, sheltered walk to my daily radiation and weekly chemotherapy appointments—protecting me from both the elements and any safety concerns in the surrounding area.”

“I can’t imagine being able to manage the logistics and cost of Johns Hopkins treatment without the Hackerman-Patz Pavilion. The amenities were so well thought out and were available before I knew I needed them.”

“The Pavilion dinner was an event we looked forward to. Not only did we have a great meal, we met other patients and caregivers. We heard many stories which provided us hope and encouragement.”

“Hackerman-Patz provided a sense of community that I never expected. I was surrounded by other patients going through similar battles, and sharing our experiences was both emotionally and mentally healing.”

“I greatly appreciate Johns Hopkins’ support and investment in Hackerman-Patz. For patients like me, it is not an optional service—it is a lifeline.”

If you’d like to volunteer at The Hackerman-Patz Pavilion, please call 410-955-2304 for more information

Here are some of our wonderful volunteers who have helped to make our patients and families feel supported and cared for during their stay:

Made with love, stitched with care. JHM Crafting for the Community are weaving warmth into every handmade gift!

 

Stepping up to the plate-not just for safety, but for service! The Risk Management team hitting home runs with every meal.

 

Our Human Resources team in action-showing that Johns Hopkins Serving the Community isn’t just a motto, it’s a mission! Serving up smiles, one plate at a time.

Cheers to our RTS Acute Care team for making healing happen with a little connection, care, and fun, too!

The Johns Hopkins PM&R ACS Social and Wellness Committee