The Johns Hopkins Epilepsy Center has unparalleled experience treating both children and adults with even the most complex seizure disorders. We partner with patients and families throughout all stages of care — from initial seizure diagnosis to long-term management.
COVID-19 Updates COVID-19 and Epilepsy
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Coronavirus, the COVID-19 Vaccine and Epilepsy: What You Need to Know
The impact of COVID-19 and its vaccine on seizures and anti-seizure medication
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More COVID-19 Vaccine Information and Updates
Additional information about the vaccine from Johns Hopkins Medicine
COVID-19 Safety in the Johns Hopkins Epilepsy Monitoring Units
Neurologists Gregory Bergey, Mackenzie Cervenka and Sarah Kelley provide an overview of COVID-19- safety measures in the adult and pediatric epilepsy monitoring units at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The center has earned a Level 4 Center accreditation* by the National Association of Epilepsy Centers (NAEC), which is the highest ranking NAEC provides and recognizes centers based on their expertise and capacity to provide a range of services to their patients.
Patient Stories
Morgan’s Story
Daily seizures were severely affecting Morgan’s quality of life as a teenager in middle school. When her family learned she would need surgery for her epilepsy, they turned to pediatric neurosurgeon Shenandoah “Dody” Robinson at Johns Hopkins.
Jeannie's Story
A viral infection left Jeannie with epilepsy that couldn't be controlled by medication. Drs. Gregory Krauss and William Anderson removed the injured brain tissue. Fifteen months later, Jeannie is seizure-free and enjoying life.
