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Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital embodies a tradition focused on patients first. Each day, the dedication and spirit toward that focus creates tiny moments that tell a larger story of care and compassion. All we do. All for kids
Every day, the small moments at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital add to the greater good.
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The food delivery is routine. The questions are standard. Somewhere along the way, a bond with the patient forms.
Now that the treatment is done, a patient wants to see that helicopter he kept hearing overhead.
On this morning, a doctor has his hands full in the delivery room.
A patient and family bond with Dolphin Tale stars during a special visit.
Music creates a smile for a non-verbal patient.
She helps the patient accumulate two years of credits in 11 months so he can graduate. Next up? College plans.
A patient pulls a surprise on his nurses.
When a mother has her hands full, she encounters a helpful man with a ready smile.
His first eight months included overcoming challenges and setbacks through perseverance and faith. Now, home awaits.
When a mom needs a friend, this person answers the bell.
A CVICU nurse recounts a tale of a patient and the kindness that made him cry.
Far from home, the family knows where to find help.
At 16, she raises money—and harmony—for the hospital.
A frustrated mother and an upset infant arrive at the East Lake Outpatient Care Center at the end of the day. A nurse makes them feel better and achieves the blood draw they need.
The baby seems fragile, the wires monitoring him are intimidating. What's a mother to do?
The girl can't come out, but Halloween still can be a treat.
The patient is down to her last set of clean clothes. The small comforts can mean a lot in the hospital. The nurse knows what she has to do.
Amid the anxiety of a stint in the hospital, a simple cup of coffee can bring a bit of relief.
She stands up to cancer even at age 4.
He can't be at graduation, so graduation comes to him.
An orchestra performance inspires a shy patient.
How a speech-language pathologist helps a boy find his first words.
A volunteer star makes little eyes twinkle.
A tragedy strikes. Kids in the community need help. The team assembles.