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Important Updates: COVID-19 vaccinations | Recall on Philips Respironics medical devices

COVID-19: We are vaccinating patients ages 12+. Learn more:

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Patients are the focus of everything we do at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. Our mission to advance patient care, education, and research continues to change the course of modern medicine.

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Our Mission

To improve the health of our community and the world by setting the standard of excellence in patient care.

Our Vision

To lead the world in the diagnosis and treatment of disease and to train tomorrow’s great physicians, nurses and scientists.

Our Values

Excellence & Discovery
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The Johns Hopkins Hospital By the Numbers

43K+ Annual Inpatient Admissions

94K+ Annual Emergency Department Visits

2,413 Full-Time Attending Physicians

#1

in Maryland and #4 in the nation, The Johns Hopkins hospital is ranked according to the U.S. News and World Report’s 2021–22 best hospital rankings.

2003

The year when our nursing program was the first in Maryland to receive Magnet designation.

1889

The year the Johns Hopkins Hospital was founded and started a revolution in the way American medicine is taught and delivered.

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Over 130 Years of Excellence

Throughout our history, the faculty and staff of The Johns Hopkins Hospital have continually asked ourselves, "How can we better help the people we serve?" Driven by our founding mission of research, education and patient care, we have sought to revolutionize the way that medicine is taught and practiced.