About
Gregory Prokopowicz, MD, MPH, completed his undergraduate studies, master of public health in epidemiology, and medical degree all at the University of Michigan. He trained in internal medicine at Johns Hopkins, then joined the faculty and spent 25 years there in clinical practice. He directed the Johns Hopkins Hypertension Center and taught generations of medical students and residents.
Dr. Prokopowicz holds board certification in Internal Medicine and fellowships in the American College of Physicians and the American Society of Hypertension. Baltimore Magazine selected him as a Top Doctor in both 2020 and 2021. His clinical expertise centers on cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity management. He approaches each patient relationship as a partnership, helping patients understand medical concepts and navigate complex care across multiple specialists.
Education & Training
Undergraduate
University of Michigan, BS in philosophy and psychology
Medical School
University of Michigan, MD
Residency
Internal medicine residency, Johns Hopkins
Additional Training
University of Michigan, MPH in epidemiology
Certifications
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Prokopowicz right for?
Dr. Prokopowicz is a strong fit for adults managing cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or obesity. Patients navigating care across multiple specialists benefit from his coordination skills and clinical depth. His background directing a major hypertension center makes him particularly well-suited for patients with complex blood pressure concerns. Adults who want a physician who explains medical concepts clearly and treats care as a partnership will find his approach well-matched to their needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Prokopowicz focuses on cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity management. He also provides comprehensive primary care and preventive medicine for adults. His 25 years of clinical practice at Johns Hopkins and his directorship of the Hopkins Hypertension Center give him deep expertise in managing complex, overlapping conditions.
Yes. Dr. Prokopowicz holds board certification in Internal Medicine. He also holds fellowships in the American College of Physicians and the American Society of Hypertension.
Dr. Prokopowicz completed his undergraduate, MPH, and MD degrees at the University of Michigan. He then trained in internal medicine at Johns Hopkins, where he spent 25 years on faculty, including directing the Johns Hopkins Hypertension Center.
Yes. Baltimore Magazine selected Dr. Prokopowicz as a Top Doctor in both 2020 and 2021. He also built a long teaching career at Johns Hopkins, mentoring medical students and residents throughout his 25 years there.
Dr. Prokopowicz treats each patient relationship as a partnership. He helps patients understand their conditions and navigate care across multiple specialists. His goal is to make complex medical concepts accessible so patients can make informed decisions about their health.
Yes. Hypertension is a core area of Dr. Prokopowicz's expertise. He directed the Johns Hopkins Hypertension Center and holds fellowship in the American Society of Hypertension. He brings that specialized background to every patient with blood pressure concerns.
Dr. Prokopowicz spent 25 years on the Johns Hopkins faculty, teaching medical students and residents while maintaining an active clinical practice. He directed the Hopkins Hypertension Center during that time. He holds an MPH in epidemiology in addition to his MD, which informs his population-level thinking about chronic disease.
Doctor profile last updated March 21, 2026