Johns Hopkins Department of Radiology & Radiological Science

The Johns Hopkins Department of Radiology and Radiological Science is located at 601 N Caroline St in East Baltimore, Maryland, as part of the Johns Hopkins Hospital medical campus. This department is one of the leading academic radiology programs in the United States, operating within the Johns Hopkins Medicine system that spans hospital, outpatient, and research functions across the East Baltimore campus.

The listing includes general dentistry as a service category. In the context of an academic hospital radiology department, this most likely reflects diagnostic imaging services that support dental and oral health assessments, such as dental X-rays, cone beam CT scans, or other radiological evaluations requested in connection with oral surgery, implant planning, or maxillofacial care delivered elsewhere on the Hopkins campus.

Patients referred to this department for dental-related imaging services should contact the department directly to confirm the specific scope of services available, the referral process, and what to bring to an appointment. Radiology department services are typically accessed by referral from a treating dentist, oral surgeon, or physician rather than through direct patient scheduling. Patients should request a written explanation of any recommended imaging procedures and their associated costs before agreeing to the work.

The Johns Hopkins Hospital campus at this address is accessible by MTA bus and the Hopkins Shuttle, and the campus includes structured parking facilities for patients and visitors. Multiple MTA bus routes connect the East Baltimore campus to downtown Baltimore and other city neighborhoods, and the campus is adjacent to the Johns Hopkins Hospital Metro Subway station on the MTA subway line.

The department serves patients from across the Baltimore metropolitan area and beyond, given the academic medical center’s regional and national patient base. For patients who have been referred by a dentist or oral surgeon for diagnostic imaging, contacting the department using the phone number on this page is the recommended first step to confirm the appointment process, what documentation is needed from the referring provider, and how insurance billing will be handled.