At the Johns Hopkins Greenberg Bladder Cancer Institute, we practice multi-disciplinary care for every single patient. This means that the entire care team— urologic oncologists, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, radiologists, pathologists and basic scientists — works closely together to make an accurate diagnosis and develop individualized treatment plans.
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About the Institute
Learn more about what we offer and our work towards bladder cancer research.
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Meet Our Experts
Between our medical, surgical, pathology and radiation oncology experts, we offer comprehensive bladder cancer care to every patient.
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Bladder Cancer Treatment
From proven protocols to promising clinical trials, you have options. We'll educate and guide you.
Schedule an Appointment
The Greenberg Bladder Cancer Institute offers in-person clinical appointments for newly diagnosed bladder cancer, bladder cancer which has recurred (sometimes referred to as metastasized) and upper tract urothelial cancer (commonly referred to as UTUC). We have specialized clinical programs to serve patients and families at all stages of bladder cancer. We are unable to do telemedicine consults or informally comment on a treatment plan.
Bladder Cancer Team Services
Upper Tract Urothelial Team Services
Introduction: Johns Hopkins Greenberg Bladder Cancer Institute
The Johns Hopkins Greenberg Bladder Cancer Institute (GBCI) is making a significant impact on bladder cancer treatment, focusing on developing a cure through research. Our multidisciplinary, collaborative clinical approach utilizes innovative strategies - including the genetic sequencing of individual tumors - to provide more treatment choices to patients and help improve outcomes. Advances at the GBCI are having a ripple effect on bladder cancer treatment advances worldwide.
Why Choose Us for Bladder Cancer Care
Advanced Research and Clinical Trials
Multi-Specialty Approach
Innovative Treatments
Featured Content
Hear from Our Experts
Bladder Cancer | Q&A with Urologist Max Kates, M.D.
Bladder Cancer | Q&A with Surgeon Armine Smith, M.D.
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