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).

When you need care fast, telehealth can help. Whether it’s a rash, a cough, or a question that can’t wait, you can conne...
11/18/2025

When you need care fast, telehealth can help. Whether it’s a rash, a cough, or a question that can’t wait, you can connect with a provider by phone, computer or tablet — often within minutes. It’s a convenient way to get trusted care without leaving home.
Visit your health plan’s website for details about available telehealth services.

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, affecting memory, thinking and behavior. It can cause confusion...
11/12/2025

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, affecting memory, thinking and behavior. It can cause confusion, changes in mood or judgment, and difficulty performing familiar tasks.

While there is no cure, early recognition, a supportive environment, good nutrition, regular physical activity, and social connection can help manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

This November, during Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, let’s take time to learn the signs and support those living with dementia and their caregivers.

Today we recognize 250 years of the United States Marine Corps — a legacy defined by honor, courage and commitment. John...
11/10/2025

Today we recognize 250 years of the United States Marine Corps — a legacy defined by honor, courage and commitment. Johns Hopkins Health Plans proudly salutes all Marines, past and present, for their service to our nation.

November is National Family Caregivers Month, a time to honor those who give so much of themselves to care for others.If...
11/05/2025

November is National Family Caregivers Month, a time to honor those who give so much of themselves to care for others.
If you’re a caregiver, remember this: taking care of yourself is taking care of your loved one. Even small moments for rest, laughter, or support can make a difference.
What’s one thing that helps you recharge as a caregiver? Share it below — your ideas might help someone else, too.

Halloween should be full of fun—not preventable injuries or allergic scares.If you’re heading out to trick-or-treat, rem...
10/30/2025

Halloween should be full of fun—not preventable injuries or allergic scares.
If you’re heading out to trick-or-treat, remember:
• Children should be accompanied by an adult.
• Add reflective tape to costumes and bags for visibility.
• Visit only well-lit homes and never enter a stranger’s house or car.
• Check candy for potential allergens before eating.

A few small precautions can help ensure a safe and happy Halloween for everyone.

Good health is a lifetime journey. Our Care Managers are trusted guides on that journey, working with members and their ...
10/29/2025

Good health is a lifetime journey. Our Care Managers are trusted guides on that journey, working with members and their health care providers to make the next steps easier.
If managing health care needs feels overwhelming, a care manager can offer assistance for a range of needs such as mental health, care after a hospital stay, medication management and more.
Visit your health plan’s website to learn how care management can support your path to better health.

Tomorrow, October 25, is Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Safely disposing of unused or expired medications helps protec...
10/24/2025

Tomorrow, October 25, is Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Safely disposing of unused or expired medications helps protect your health and your community.
- Tips for medication safety:
- Use a pill organizer to stay on track with your prescriptions
- Keep an updated list of your medications to share with your doctors and pharmacist
- Store medicines safely and out of reach of children
- Never stop or change a medication without your provider’s guidance
If you have medicines you no longer need, take this opportunity to dispose of them properly. Safe disposal helps prevent side effects, interactions, and accidental misuse.

It’s World Osteoporosis Day!About 54 million Americans have low bone density, but prevention starts with small daily hab...
10/20/2025

It’s World Osteoporosis Day!
About 54 million Americans have low bone density, but prevention starts with small daily habits:
- Eat foods rich in calcium and vitamin D
- Stay active with walking or light strength exercises
- Avoid smoking and limit alcohol
Talk to your doctor before making major changes — strong bones start with strong habits.

Most of us have dealt with back pain at some point, but small changes can make a big difference.Stretch regularly, stay ...
10/16/2025

Most of us have dealt with back pain at some point, but small changes can make a big difference.
Stretch regularly, stay active, and listen to your body when it needs rest.
If pain lingers or interferes with your day, reach out to your doctor for guidance and relief options.

World Mental Health Day is observed each year on October 10 to raise awareness and support those experiencing mental hea...
10/10/2025

World Mental Health Day is observed each year on October 10 to raise awareness and support those experiencing mental health challenges.
Johns Hopkins Health Plans Care Management team and mental health services can help make taking the first step toward better mental health easier.
Visit your health plan’s website to learn more about available resources and support.

Johns Hopkins Health Plans members can use telehealth services to connect with a provider by phone, tablet, or computer....
10/08/2025

Johns Hopkins Health Plans members can use telehealth services to connect with a provider by phone, tablet, or computer. It’s a fast, secure way to get help for minor health concerns like colds, allergies, rashes, or pinkeye. Visit your plan’s website to learn how to access virtual care and see what’s available to you.

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7231 Parkway Drive, Suite 100
Hanover, MD
21076

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(410) 424-4400

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