By The Lucas Project
Gerald Raymond is a Johns Hopkins physician with expertise in medical genetics and child neurology. This combination is relevant to families trying to understand an inherited neurological condition and the clinical follow-up it may require. Johns Hopkins physician listing
Specialty and research focus
Raymond is among the authors of the international consensus recommendations for adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) diagnosis and management. The recommendations bring together evidence and specialist consensus across the condition’s different manifestations. Johns Hopkins physician listing International ALD consensus paper
What consensus guidance contributes to ALD care
Raymond’s coauthorship of the 2022 international ALD recommendations is one example of collaborative clinical work. The paper addresses diagnosis, surveillance and management across different manifestations of ALD, while identifying gaps in the evidence. Its authors include specialists from several disciplines and countries. International consensus paper
Consensus guidance combines published evidence with structured expert judgment. It can help clinicians organize care when a rare condition does not have large trials answering every practical question. It is not a guarantee about prognosis and does not remove the need to consider an individual patient’s circumstances.
Raymond’s background in genetics and child neurology provides the focus of this profile. For families, a genetics consultation may involve questions about test results, family history and the appropriate clinical services. Contacting a specialist’s practice is a way to establish the scope of the consultation before assuming that it addresses every part of ALD care.
How to contact the team
Johns Hopkins lists 443-287-9494 for his Rubenstein Child Health Building practice. Contact the clinic to confirm referral requirements, current availability and whether it is the appropriate service for your family. Johns Hopkins physician listing
How to support the work
A Raymond-specific ALD research fund has not been verified. Ask his institution which research fund, if any, accepts designated support for his ALD work. Do not assume a general hospital donation reaches a particular investigator. Johns Hopkins physician listing
Preparing an inquiry for the practice
Explain whether the request concerns a new diagnosis, interpretation of an existing result or a second opinion. Ask what referral documents are required and how to submit records securely. Confirm insurance, location and appointment availability directly with the practice; a public directory entry does not establish those details.
Professional contacts and giving designations were checked on November 11, 2026; confirm them with the institution before making arrangements.