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Emergency Medicine

The Emergency Department

Construction Announcement

The Johns Hopkins Hospital emergency department is undergoing an expansion and renovation project to make improvements to our space. Among the upgrades, the renovation will update our waiting room, add patient care spaces and improve patient privacy.

Construction may, at times, require us to direct patient care to different parts of our emergency department. Our goals during the renovation are to minimize work disruptions and to continue to provide excellent hospital care, with a focus on safety and quality for all our patients.

The Emergency Department entrance of The Johns Hopkins Hospital is located next to the front entrance of the hospital, located at 1800 Orleans Street.

  • Drop-Off Area: Patients and family members may be dropped off at the front entrance by using the easy to access front driveway of the main hospital.
  • Parking: Parking available for a fee at the Orleans Street Garage, located directly across from the hospital main entrance.

The Emergency Department has been designed to enhance every aspect of the patient-centered care experience. The clinical area features the latest technologies in health care to complement our world-class emergency physicians, nurses and other health care providers.

There is a covered ambulance bay area, accessed off Wolfe Street between East Monument Street and Orleans Street.

Features of our Emergency Department

  • 67 private examination rooms for patients and their families
  • Covered pedestrian footbridge from garage to clinical buildings
  • Drop off area out front for patients and family members
  • Clean, comfortable, modern reception area
  • Six trauma care rooms equipped with the latest medical technologies
  • Expanded radiology suite with X-Ray, MRI, CT, and Ultrasound
  • Integrated Emergency Acute Care Unit for patients under observation

See map of the Emergency Department and Ambulance entrances

Views of Our Department

Front of the hospital
heliport
heliport
Heliport team
Heliport aerial
Heliport team
ER Radiology Suite
Front lobby
Patient Room Work Pod
Tube System Work Pod
EACU
EACU Bariatrics
Private Patient Room
Private Room Workstation
Trauma
Trauma
Trauma
Isolation Room
ambulance bay
Psych Patient Room
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  • The Emergency Department is located at the front of the hospital, adjacent to the main entrance.

  • The heliport features two helipads so that multiple emergency cases can be handled at the same time.

  • The heliport features two helipads so that multiple emergency cases can be handled at the same time.

  • Maryland State Police are among the institutions that will use the helipad to get emergency patients to Johns Hopkins Hospital.

  • The heliport landing pad is located on the roof of the Sheikh Zayed Tower at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

  • Maryland State Police are among the institutions that will use the helipad to get emergency patients to Johns Hopkins Hospital.

  • The Emergency Department's radiology suite features a spacious reading room.

  • The Emergency Department's internal reception area offers patients' family members a place to relax.

  • Work areas for doctors, nurses and other clinical staff are designed to provide quick access to patients and the latest medical technologies.

  • Emergency Department work stations feature quick access to a pneumatic tube system for sending blood samples to the hospital's Core Lab for testing.

  • The Emergency Acute Care Unit (EACU) is fully integrated into the new Emergency Department.

  • The EACU features patient rooms equipped with the latest medical technologies, including one room with a bariatric lift.

  • Each patient room includes a PC so that physicians and other health care providers can quickly access a patient's medical records.

  • Emergency work stations provide excellent view of patient rooms for monitoring and quick access.

  • Trauma rooms are equipped with the latest medical technologies, including mobile X-Ray equipment.

  • Trauma rooms were designed to provide ample space for trauma surgeons and emergency teams to work together.

  • The trauma suite in the Emergency Department features four adult trauma rooms and two pediatric rooms, but the space was designed to be flexible depending on the need.

  • The Emergency Department features an isolation room so healthcare workers can gown up and access patients safely.

  • The ambulance bay is fully covered and has a dedicated entrance to ensure patient privacy.

  • The psychiatric unit in the Emergency Department affords comfort and privacy for patients, as well as ample work room for care providers.

  • The psychiatric unit's work station provides staff with a view of all patient rooms.

The Johns Hopkins Hospital

1800 Orleans St
Baltimore, MD 21287
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Phone: 410-955-5000

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