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Community Health at Sibley Hospital

 
Commitment to CommunitySibley Hospital community health team smiling in front of a banner.
 

We consider health education for our patients, healthcare professionals and the community as part of our mission. Our education and outreach efforts emphasize the importance and value of prevention and the early detection of illness and disease.

 

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Community Initiatives

Ward Infinity

Ward Infinity is a community-focused initiative developed by Sibley Memorial Hospital to strengthen local efforts related to health and wellness in Wards 7 and 8 in the District of Columbia.

Learn more about Ward Infinity

Sibley Senior Association

If you are 50 years or older, Sibley Memorial Hospital invites you to become a member of The Sibley Senior Association to help you maintain your good health and grant you access to many benefits within Sibley Hospital. Membership includes quarterly newsletters, retail discounts, classes, free blood pressure checks, health screenings, classes and support groups.

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Childbirth & Parenthood Education

The Childbirth Education department recommends that you take Childbirth classes 4 – 6 weeks prior to your due date (any series should end about this time as well).

Sign up for classes here

Community Spotlight Pitch and Storytelling Competition Celebrates Work of 2021 Ward Infinity Cohort

Camille Range, Talayah Jackson, Thomas Houston, Veronica Vela and Ebony McMorris pose with with the Ward Infinity pitch award.

Johns Hopkins Medicine and Sibley Memorial Hospital have supported innovative teams through the Ward Infinity accelerator program, a three-year-old initiative that improves community health in Washington, D.C.’s underinvested neighborhoods by inviting community members to develop solutions to ongoing challenges. 

Last year was the first time the program included a pitch-and-storytelling competition that offered additional funding opportunities.

Read more Learn about the Ward Infinity program

Community Impact Reports

CHNA 2022 Cover

In a partnership with the DC Health Matters Collaborative, Sibley Hospital conducted an extensive community health needs assessment (CHNA) to identify the most important health issues in our community. This work is undertaken in partnership, is data-driven, and engages the community. The ultimate pursuit is an equitable and sustainable state of health for District of Columbia residents.

Learn about the Community Needs Assessment Read the 2022 Report
 

Our Community Involvement Across Johns Hopkins Medicine

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