Our Team
Meet the team of experts who will guide you through your transplant journey.
Johns Hopkins is nationally ranked among the top hospitals for cardiology and heart surgery by U.S. News & World Report. While we average 20 heart transplant operations a year, we also focus on stabilization of patients as they await transplantation and options for patients who are not transplant candidates.
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Heart Transplant at Johns Hopkins
Find out why you should choose Johns Hopkins.
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FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently-asked questions about heart transplants.
A Team of Heart Care Experts
Our team of experts including cardiologists, surgeons and pediatric heart specialists work with you and your family to manage your heart condition before and after transplant.
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Heart & Vascular Institute
Our cardiomyopathy and heart failure specialists work with you to ensure you are healthy while you wait for a heart transplant.
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Pediatric Cardiac Surgery
Our multidisciplinary care team consists of pediatric cardiac surgeons from the Johns Hopkins Children's Center, making sure your child gets the best care possible.
More Patient Stories
Heart Transplant | Marion's Story
Marion Bennett received a lifesaving heart transplant from Johns Hopkins Medicine. Marion was born with transposition of the great arteries, a condition that weakened her heart over time.
Combined Heart-Liver Transplantation | Kristine's Story
Kristine Stoehr was diagnosed with a rare heart condition, arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia/cardiomyopathy (ARVD/C). As her disease progressed, her care team at Johns Hopkins performed a life-saving heart-liver transplantation.
By Phone
Adult Appointment Phone
Pediatric Appointment Phone
Financial Coordinator
Location
Johns Hopkins Comprehensive Transplant Center
Heart Transplant Program Office
1800 Orleans Street
Halsted 664
Baltimore, MD 21287
Heart Transplant Program Office
1800 Orleans Street
Halsted 664
Baltimore, MD 21287