Proton Therapy Center | Johns Hopkins Medicine

Connecting you to specialized cancer care at the
Johns Hopkins Proton Therapy Center, from the comfort of your home.

Telemedicine allows our experts in the Johns Hopkins Proton Therapy Center to connect directly with patients who need highly specialized care, whether they are nearby or live many miles away.

Using video visits, patients can remotely consult with our Johns Hopkins experts. There are still times when a patient will need to be seen in-person.

During COVID-19 and beyond, our physicians use telemedicine to connect with new patients and actively follow our current patients. This allows us to keep the number of patients in our clinic area to a minimum, and safely see individuals who need our in-person care services.

How We Make Sure You Are Safe

To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, our doctors and care teams are taking extra precautions to make your visit as safe as possible.

Testing and Screening

Masks and Protective Equipment

Cleaning

Physical Distancing

REQUEST A TELEMEDICINE CONSULT

To find out if a telemedicine visit is right for you, call the Johns Hopkins Proton Therapy Center: 202-804-3343

The Johns Hopkins Proton Therapy Center in Washington, D.C., is one of the largest and most advanced centers in the U.S. With three treatment rooms and more than 30 specialists, our center combines the unsurpassed expertise of our team, innovative technology and advancements in research to provide tailored cancer treatments for children and adults. Learn more about our proton center.

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(8 a.m. – 5 p.m., EST)

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The Mission of Proton Therapy at Johns Hopkins

About Proton Therapy

Proton therapy is a highly precise radiation treatment for tumors. It focuses more radiation on the tumor and less on the surrounding healthy tissue. This is particularly important for children, who may suffer lasting side effects from traditional cancer treatments.

How it works Read More in Promise & Progress

Johns Hopkins and Children’s National

Dr. Ladra with the Children's National team

Johns Hopkins Medicine and Children’s National provide pediatric radiation therapy at Sibley Memorial Hospital, including proton therapy. Through our collaboration, two national leaders in pediatric cancer provide advanced radiation therapy and high-quality care for our youngest patients. It is the first program of its kind in the Washington, D.C., region.

Learn more about our pediatric services.