We provide expert, comprehensive cardiac care to children and young adults with congenital heart conditions.
The team in the Heart Institute at Johns Hopkins All Children’s provides expert diagnosis and treatment for children of all ages with congenital heart defects and other heart conditions.
Our specialists throughout the Heart Institute work together to provide care that meets each patient’s unique needs while keeping the safety of our patients at the forefront.
Programs and Services
Cardiology
We treat children with both common and complex heart conditions.
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Heart Surgery
Our board-certified heart surgeons work with the specialists throughout the Heart Institute to provide consistent care from diagnosis through follow-up after surgery.
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Fetal Heart Program
We perform fetal echocardiograms to diagnose your unborn baby’s heart disease and manage heart conditions before, during and after delivery.
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Heart Transplant
We provide comprehensive care for children with congenital heart defects or acquired heart disease who need a heart transplant.
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Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU)
The team in our dedicated CVICU cares for patients after heart surgery and others with heart conditions who need inpatient care.
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Pediatric Cardiac Anesthesia
Board-certified pediatric anesthesiologists with specialized cardiac training and experience provide anesthesia and sedation for heart surgery patients and those with heart conditions who are having non-cardiac surgery or studies at the hospital.
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Heart Institute Nursing
Our specialty-trained cardiac nursing team provides patient-centered, evidence-based care for our patients with cardiac and congenital heart disease. The Magnet-designated nursing team at Johns Hopkins All Children’s is committed to compassionate and safe care, collaborative practice and a culture of curiosity and innovation. Magnet-designated refers to the highest recognition a hospital can receive for nursing excellence and high-quality patient care, from the American Nurses Credentialing Center.