List of hospitals in Philadelphia
List of hospitals in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, the largest city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, is home to a diverse array of hospitals and medical centers. These institutions provide a wide range of healthcare services to the city's residents and visitors. Below is a comprehensive list of hospitals in Philadelphia.
Major Hospitals[edit | edit source]
- Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania - A leading academic medical center affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania.
- Thomas Jefferson University Hospital - A major teaching hospital associated with Thomas Jefferson University.
- Children's Hospital of Philadelphia - One of the oldest and most renowned children's hospitals in the world.
- Temple University Hospital - A key teaching hospital affiliated with Temple University.
- Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia - A large independent academic medical center.
- Penn Presbyterian Medical Center - Part of the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
- Hahnemann University Hospital - A historic hospital that was part of Drexel University's medical school (closed in 2019).
Specialty Hospitals[edit | edit source]
- Magee Rehabilitation Hospital - Specializes in physical and cognitive rehabilitation.
- Wills Eye Hospital - A world-renowned eye hospital.
- Fox Chase Cancer Center - Specializes in cancer treatment and research.
- Roxborough Memorial Hospital - A community hospital serving the Roxborough neighborhood.
- Chestnut Hill Hospital - A community hospital in the Chestnut Hill area.
Other Notable Hospitals[edit | edit source]
- Methodist Hospital (Philadelphia) - Part of the Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals network.
- Nazareth Hospital (Philadelphia) - A community hospital in Northeast Philadelphia.
- St. Christopher's Hospital for Children - Provides pediatric care and is affiliated with Drexel University College of Medicine.
- Mercy Philadelphia Hospital - A community hospital that was part of the Mercy Health System (closed in 2020).
Related Pages[edit | edit source]
- Healthcare in Philadelphia
- University of Pennsylvania
- Thomas Jefferson University
- Temple University
- Drexel University
- University of Pennsylvania Health System
- Mercy Health System
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