After Hours Care and Emergencies

UHS is closed and I need medical care. What should I do?

For non-urgent problems, please call us during regular hours and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Urgent Primary Care

For urgent care after hours, please call our main clinic number (410) 955-3250 and wait to be connected to our after-hours nurse triage service.

Urgent Mental Health Concerns

For any urgent mental health concerns after hours or on the weekend, please call (410) 955-1892 and follow the instructions to speak with a mental health professional. In case of an emergency, go to the Johns Hopkins Hospital Emergency Department or the closest emergency department immediately.

Locate Urgent Care Clinic or Emergency Room

If you need care when the clinic is closed, you have two main choices, depending on the severity of your concern.

1. Go to an urgent care clinic. See below for several urgent care clinics located close to Johns Hopkins East Baltimore Campus:

• Priority Care Clinic (2.5 miles)
  3500 Boston St.
  Baltimore, MD 21224
  (410) 522-0001
  Hours: Monday-Friday 7 am-9 pm, Saturday and Sunday 9 am-5 pm
• Patient First Urgent Care Bayview (3 miles)
  5100 Eastern Ave.
  Baltimore, MD 21224
  (410) 814-4500
  Hours: 8 am – 10 pm, 7 days a week.
• Patient First Urgent Care Greenspring (11 miles)
  10755 Falls Road
  Lutherville, MD 21093
  (410) 583-2777
  Hours: 8 am- 10 pm, 7 days per week

2. Go to an emergency department of your choice. If you are not sure if you should go to the emergency room, call our main clinic number at (410) 955-3250 and wait to be connected to our after-hours nursing service.

Where is the nearest emergency department if I have a medical emergency?

Below is a list of the nearest hospital emergency departments, and their phone numbers, in the Baltimore area. By law in Maryland, ambulances must transport to the nearest emergency department.

If you go to an urgent care center or emergency department, please remember to bring your insurance card. Also, make sure that you understand the diagnosis you are given and whether or not you need follow-up care.