MONTGOMERY COUNTY

JHCP Germantown

JHCP Rockville (heart care)Montgomery County Campus / JHCP Montgomery

JHCP North Bethesda

Health Care & Surgery Center at Bethesda / JHCP Bethesda (heart care), JHCP Rockledge JHCP Silver Spring (heart care)

Suburban Hospital / JHCP Suburban Hospital

JHCP Downtown Bethesda

JHCP Chevy Chase (heart care)

Washington D.C.

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FREDERICKCOUNTY

PRINCE GEORGE’SCOUNTY

Belward Campus

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3JH employees working in the County

3County residents employed by JH

3In wages and salaries paid by JH to County residents

3Paid to Montgomery County-based suppliers and contractors

3Taxes and fees paid to local governments in the County

3County residents enrolled at JH

3Financial aid to students residing in the County

3Patient visits by County residents to JH health care providers

3In charity care provided by Suburban Hospital to uninsured and underinsured patients

3Number of start-ups and other small company tenants on the Montgomery County Campus

The Impact of

Johns Hopkins in Montgomery County

Johns Hopkins Facilities & Operations in Montgomery County

2,174

3,924

$275M

$56M

$9,550

1,181

$6.7M

432,905

$4.5M

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Johns Hopkins in Montgomery County

JH University Campus

JH Health System Hospital

JH Community Physicians

JH Health Care & Surgery Centers

Serving Montgomery County residents: education and health care

Montgomery County is home to two major Johns Hopkins facilities. The Montgomery County Campus in Rockville offers graduate programs in the arts and sciences, business and education, continuing education for seniors, and provides services for start-up companies. Suburban Hospital, located in Bethesda, is the County’s designated trauma center, and a leader in cancer, cardiac and stroke care, orthopedics and addiction treatment services.

Suburban Hospital

Montgomery County Campus

Educating County Residents

Delivering Health Care

Johns Hopkins in the Community

Examples of Innovative County Companies with Ties to Johns Hopkins

Number of County residents enrolled at JH, spring 2014 1,181JHU undergraduate 166JHU graduate/professional 1,015

Number of JH alumni living in Montgomery County 14,850Financial aid to students residing in Montgomery County from University sources, FY 2014 $6,712,676

Number of JH patient encounters involving County residents, FY 2014 432,905Number of inpatient discharges of County residents from JHHS hospitals, FY 2014 17,544Number of outpatient visits by County residents to JHHS facilities, FY 2014 165,685Number of County residents served by JH Clinical Practice Association, FY 2014 41,536Number of patient visits to JHCP primary care centers located in Montgomery County, FY 2014 208,140

Number of County residents served by JH Home Care Group, FY 2014 2,646Number of participants in JHHC health plans living in Montgomery County, FY 2014 28,009

Payments to local government in Montgomery County, FY 2014 $9,950Number of JH students serving internships at schools/institutions in the County, 2013-14 55Value of community benefits (including charity care, community health services, education of health professionals, etc) provided by Suburban Hospital, FY 2014 $21,432,492Value of charity care provided by Suburban Hospital to uninsured and underinsured patients, FY 2014 $4,501,300

Amplimmune, Gaithersburg NexImmune, Gaithersburg PreScience Labs, Potomac

Cell Optic, Rockville Perceptive Navigation, Rockville

- Applied Imagery (Chevy Chase) produces 3D terrain visualization software, using technology first developed at APL- Precision for Medicine (Bethesda), co-founded by a JH alumnus, provides infrastructure and services supporting the development of personalized medicine- Opticul Diagnostics (Rockville), a tenant of JH’s Montgomery County Campus, has developed a device that provides rapid, low-cost diagnosis of infections

Other examples include:

Building the future in Montgomery County

Johns Hopkins has worked closely with Montgomery County in the planning for the Great Seneca Science Corridor – an ambitious long-term plan aimed at doubling the size of the County’s already-strong life sciences sector. One of the major elements of the plan is development of the Belward Campus – a 108-acre property acquired by the University in 1989. The new campus is envisioned as a site for academic, corporate and government research labs and offices, and possibly for health care facilities as well. Under a plan approved by the Montgomery County Council in 2011, the Belward Campus could over time accommodate more than 4.7 million square feet of new development and more than 15,000 jobs.