johns hopins imaging patient portal

What types of imaging services does Johns Hopkins medical imaging offer?

Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging offers a variety of exams including MRI, CT, mammography, ultrasound, DEXA and X-ray. Please call 443-997-7237 to request an exam with Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging.

How do I reach a Johns Hopkins medical imaging radiologist?

Referring providers can now reach a Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging radiologist. The Reach a Radiologist line has dedicated staff assisting with communication. Providers can ask questions about your patient’s report and review report with reading radiologists.

How do I get an image interpretation from the Johns Hopkins?

All images stored in the Johns Hopkins Image Archive will get an official interpretation by a Johns Hopkins radiologist. Referring physicians must complete a requisition for the second opinion consultation and provide a clinical history. Whenever possible, the image interpretation report of the outside study should be submitted.

What is John Johns Hopkins image sharing?

Johns Hopkins Image Sharing is a secure website that enables users to conveniently submit images electronically to the eRadiology Center eliminating the need to physically bring a disc to one of our locations. Once images have been uploaded, the disc can be returned to the patient right away.

Schedule a Radiology Appointment

Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging offers a variety of exams including MRI, CT, mammography, ultrasound, DEXA and X-ray. Please call 443-997-7237 to request an exam with Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging. Learn more about scheduling and appointments.

Request an Interventional Radology procedure

Please call 410-502-6611 to request a procedure. Patients will be scheduled through the Johns Hopkins Interventional Radiology Center to coordinate their care. This is the same IR Center coordinating IR patients across Johns Hopkins Medicine. The IR Center determines which patients are eligible for treatment at Green Spring Station.

Images and Reports

After your exam, Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging radiologists will read the images and detail the results in a written report for your referring physician. The report is sent directly to the referring physician’s office, usually within 24 hours of the exam.

How to get a second opinion from Johns Hopkins?

Step 1: Please have your provider fill-out and sign the REQUEST FOR RADIOLOGY SECOND OPINION FROM NON-JH PROVIDERS form. Step 2: If you have not previously received health services at Johns Hopkins, the Radiology Registration form is needed to create a Johns Hopkins Medical Record number for the patient. This is only required if you have ...

Can you request a copy of a radiology report?

Patients may request copies of imaging studies and/or copies of their radiology reports. Radiology reports will be available to patients following the radiologist’s interpretation of the imaging study. Patients must complete a radiology patient health information release form before the report or images can be released to the patient.

Do you have to complete a release form for radiology?

Patients must complete a radiology patient health information release form before the report or images can be released to the patient. The release form is not necessary for the physician who ordered the exam to receive the report. Frequently Asked Questions.

What is image sharing?

Image Sharing is a secure website that allows physicians to upload studies for temporary viewing. When Image Sharing is used in conjunction with an appropriate prescribed Epic order, the study will be interpreted and made part of the permanent archive.

What is eradiology center?

The eRadiology Center offers physicians an array of services to assist with imaging needs. Our dedicated staff is here to serve you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Please see our list of frequently asked questions or contact us if you need further assistance.

What is the phone number for eradiology?

If you have any questions for the eRadiology Center, please call 443-287-7378. You can also find reports and images for your patients through iConnect. For iConnect technical support, please call 410-502-2667.

What is JHM vision?

JHM's vision, "Together, we will deliver the promise of medicine," is supported by its mission to improve the health of the community and the world by setting the standard of excellence in medical education, research and clinical care. Diverse and inclusive, JHM educates medical students, scientists, health care professionals and the public;

What is JHM in medical school?

Diverse and inclusive, JHM educates medical students, scientists, health care professionals and the public; conducts biomedical research; and provides patient-centered medicine to prevent, diagnose and treat human illness.