Johns Hopkins Health Plans

Johns Hopkins Health Plans Improve the lives of our plan members by providing access to high quality, cost effective, member-centered health care supporting Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Johns Hopkins Health Plans guides more than 470,000 members in the Maryland and Mid-Atlantic region toward improved health outcomes by providing innovative health plans and solutions backed by the clinical and research excellence of Johns Hopkins Medicine. Health plans like no other for a you like no other: Advantage MD (Medicare Advantage), Employer Health Programs (employer group), Priority Partners (Medicaid) and US Family Health Plan (TRICARE Prime).

Still feeling the effects of the time change?Daylight Saving Time can disrupt your sleep schedule, even with just a one-...
03/10/2026

Still feeling the effects of the time change?

Daylight Saving Time can disrupt your sleep schedule, even with just a one-hour shift. You may notice changes in energy, focus or mood this week.

To help your body reset, try going to bed a little earlier, limit screen time before bed and keep a consistent wake-up time — even on weekends.

Prioritizing sleep supports both your physical and mental health.

For the second year in a row, Johns Hopkins Medicine has been recognized as the world’s strongest hospital brand by Bran...
03/06/2026

For the second year in a row, Johns Hopkins Medicine has been recognized as the world’s strongest hospital brand by Brand Finance Global Top 250 Hospitals 2026. At Johns Hopkins Health Plans, that reputation for research excellence, access to cutting-edge clinical trials and attracting top medical talent shapes everything we do. Our members benefit from a health plan built on these standards — one backed by the medical and academic expertise that sets the bar worldwide.
See the report at https://brandirectory.com/reports/hospitals.

Addressing mental health early shapes healthier futures. Johns Hopkins Health Plans recently awarded a $10,000 grant to ...
03/05/2026

Addressing mental health early shapes healthier futures. Johns Hopkins Health Plans recently awarded a $10,000 grant to Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington for their Youth Wellness Symposium. The event brings together 100 young people across the Greater Washington region for peer-led discussions and wellness workshops focused on mental health and emotional awareness.

The organization serves 7,600 youth throughout the region, many from underserved communities. This investment helps young people build the resilience they need to thrive. https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/johns-hopkins-health-plans/news/boys-and-girls-clubs-grant

Women’s health evolves, and so do the conversations around it. The needs of someone in her 20s or 30s aren’t the same as...
03/05/2026

Women’s health evolves, and so do the conversations around it. The needs of someone in her 20s or 30s aren’t the same as someone in her 50s or 70s. Regular checkups and age-appropriate screenings help ensure you’re staying informed and proactive about your health.

This Women’s History Month, take a moment to review the preventive services available to you and talk with your provider about what’s right for your age and health history.

03/04/2026

Eating the Healthy Way is designed to help you build practical, realistic habits that fit into your everyday life.

This adult weight management class provides tools to make healthy choices throughout the day, whether you’re at home, at work or on the go. You’ll learn ways to add physical activity into a busy schedule, get ideas for balanced breakfasts, lunches and dinners, and discover how to shop and plan meals ahead while staying within a budget.

Small, consistent changes can make a meaningful difference. Visit your health plan’s website to sign up.

Today marks the 111th birthday of the United States Navy Reserve. We're proud to recognize the past and present service ...
03/03/2026

Today marks the 111th birthday of the United States Navy Reserve. We're proud to recognize the past and present service members among our team and throughout our community. Thank you for your dedication and sacrifice. Happy Birthday, Navy Reserve!

We don’t miss a beat.Our Hanover office recently turned into a sea of red!Team members suited up for to raise vital aw...
03/02/2026

We don’t miss a beat.

Our Hanover office recently turned into a sea of red!

Team members suited up for to raise vital awareness for women's heart health — the leading cause of death for women in the US. Proud of this crew for showing up and showing heart!

Low vision means having trouble seeing clearly, even with glasses or contact lenses. It can make everyday things like re...
02/26/2026

Low vision means having trouble seeing clearly, even with glasses or contact lenses. It can make everyday things like reading, driving, or recognizing faces harder.

Low vision can happen at any age and may be caused by eye conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetes, or eye injuries.

Regular eye exams are important. Getting care early can help protect your vision and connect you with tools and support that make daily life easier. Taking care of your eyes starts with awareness.

Colder weather can bring dry air, less sunlight, and more time indoors — all of which can affect your health. A few simp...
02/24/2026

Colder weather can bring dry air, less sunlight, and more time indoors — all of which can affect your health. A few simple habits can help you feel your best through the winter months:
- Wash your hands often to help prevent the spread of illness
- Stay active, even if it means moving indoors
- Get enough sleep to support your immune system
- Eat balanced meals and stay hydrated, even when you don’t feel as thirsty
- Schedule routine checkups and preventive care as needed

Small, consistent steps can make a big difference in staying healthy all season long.

When patients are food insecure leaving the hospital, they’re 18% more likely to be readmitted within 30 days. Johns Hop...
02/23/2026

When patients are food insecure leaving the hospital, they’re 18% more likely to be readmitted within 30 days. Johns Hopkins Health Plans awarded a $10,000 grant to the Community Action Council of Howard County to support a program with Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center that connects recently discharged patients with same-day grocery delivery. This program provides immediate nutritious food and connects patients with ongoing support through the Howard County Food Bank.

When seniors can live safely in their own homes, they maintain independence, health and connection to their communities....
02/18/2026

When seniors can live safely in their own homes, they maintain independence, health and connection to their communities. Johns Hopkins Health Plans recently presented a $10,000 grant check to Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County to support its Aging in Place Program, which is bringing critical safety modifications to 25 households across Wicomico and Somerset counties. Installing features such as walk-in showers, handrails, raised toilets and safer flooring helps seniors avoid the falls and injuries that lead to hospitalization and loss of independence.

Wishing everyone a happy Lunar New Year.As we welcome the Year of the Horse, we extend our best wishes for health, stren...
02/17/2026

Wishing everyone a happy Lunar New Year.

As we welcome the Year of the Horse, we extend our best wishes for health, strength, and new opportunities in the year ahead.

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