Johns Hopkins Medicine: Fax Numbers for Medical Records

Johns Hopkins Medicine's medical records fax varies by hospital, with 5 confirmed facility numbers across the Baltimore-area system.

Sarah Mitchell

Published on

September 17, 2026

Last updated on

October 19, 2026

Johns Hopkins Medicine has 5 separate Health Information Management fax numbers, one per hospital.
Patients may fax a completed medical records request form to The Johns Hopkins Hospital at 410-502-5186. The continuing-care restriction applies to records the hospital sends out by fax.
Bayview, Howard County, Sibley Memorial, and Suburban Hospital each have their own distinct number.

Who This Page Is For

Patients, representatives, and other providers requesting medical records from a specific Johns Hopkins Medicine hospital.

What is Johns Hopkins Medicine's fax number for medical records?

Johns Hopkins Medicine operates 5 hospitals, each with its own Health Information Management fax, confirmed live on Johns Hopkins Medicine's official medical records page.

Where to fax, by hospital

Completed medical records request (Patient or representative, The Johns Hopkins Hospital): fax 410-502-5186. Source: Johns Hopkins Medicine Medical Records.
Medical records request (Patient or representative, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center): fax 410-550-3409 or 410-550-4819. Source: Johns Hopkins Medicine Medical Records.
Medical records request (Patient or representative, Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center): fax 410-740-7543. Source: Johns Hopkins Medicine Medical Records.
Medical records request (Patient or representative, Sibley Memorial Hospital): fax 202-966-4096 or 202-660-7086. Source: Johns Hopkins Medicine Medical Records.
Medical records request (Patient or representative, Suburban Hospital): fax 301-896-7352. Source: Johns Hopkins Medicine Medical Records.

^{Fax numbers verified September 17, 2026.}

Which route should I use?

Identify the specific Johns Hopkins hospital that treated the patient before faxing.
Patients may fax their completed medical records request form to The Johns Hopkins Hospital at 410-502-5186. The hospital sends records out by fax only to another health care provider or facility for continuing care, and only while the patient is in the provider's office.
Bayview and Sibley Memorial each offer 2 numbers, either works.

Several other hospital systems in our directory follow a similar pattern. Our directory also covers Mass General Brigham's fax numbers, how to fax UPMC, the Ascension fax page, Cedars-Sinai's medical records fax, sending a fax to Northwell Health, Banner Health's fax number, and where to fax Duke Health, each with its own facility notes and confirmed sources.

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FAQs

Can I fax my completed medical records request to Johns Hopkins Hospital?

Yes. Patients may fax a completed medical records request form to The Johns Hopkins Hospital at 410-502-5186. Its continuing-care restriction applies to records the hospital sends out by fax: those go only to another health care provider or facility, and only while the patient is in the provider's office.

Which Johns Hopkins facility fax should a patient use for their own records?

Check with the specific hospital where you were treated. Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bayview, Howard County, Sibley Memorial, and Suburban Hospital each have their own dedicated line.

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