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We’ve also included info about some of our most frequently contacted offices below for your easy reference in the section below.
Frequently Contacted Resources
- Behavioral Health Crisis Support Team (BHCST): 410-516-WELL (9355). This resource serves all Hopkins affiliates.
- Primary Care – East Baltimore: 410-955-3250. This resource serves students and trainees at BSPH, SOM, SON, and Berman Institute of Bioethics. It also serves all house staff (medical residents) of the JHM system.
- Mental Health Services – East Baltimore: 410-955-1892. This resource serves students and trainees at BSPH, SOM, SON, and Berman Institute of Bioethics. It also serves all house staff (medical residents) of the JHM system.
- Primary Care – Homewood: 410-516-8270. This resource serves all Homewood and Peabody students and trainees. It also serves SOE and CBS students taking in-person classes at our Baltimore campuses.
- Mental Health Services – Homewood: 410-516-8278. This resource serves all Homewood and Peabody students and trainees. It also serves SOE and CBS students taking in-person classes at our Baltimore campuses.
- Mental Health Services – Washington, DC: (443-287-7000), This resource serves SAIS, Carey DC, AAP, and Engineering for Professionals students.
- TimelyCare. This resource is available to all half-time or more degree-seeking students and all trainees. It includes on-demand support from licensed clinicians and scheduled counseling.
- Sexual Assault Helpline: 410-516-7887. This resource serves all Hopkins affiliates.
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