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The facility includes the Heart Hospital at Hahnemann, a 198-bed dedicated unit that opened in 1993 as one of the first cardiac centers of its type in the region. The Heart Hospital offers a complete range of tertiary cardiac services. | The facility includes the Heart Hospital at Hahnemann, a 198-bed dedicated unit that opened in 1993 as one of the first cardiac centers of its type in the region. The Heart Hospital offers a complete range of tertiary cardiac services. | ||
In 1986, Hahnemann became a Level I Regional Resource Trauma Center for adults and is served by MidAtlantic MedEvac, an aeromedical transport program for critically ill patients. | In 1986, Hahnemann became a Level I Regional Resource Trauma Center for adults and is served by MidAtlantic MedEvac, an aeromedical transport program for critically ill patients.<br> | ||
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Revision as of 13:06, 29 March 2013
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Located in the heart of Philadelphia, Hahnemann University Hospital is a tertiary care institution with a large percentage of beds dedicated to intensive care. This 496-bed academic medical center specializes in cardiac services, heart failure and transplantation, OB/GYN, medical and radiation oncology, bone marrow transplantation, renal dialysis and kidney/pancreas transplantation.
The facility includes the Heart Hospital at Hahnemann, a 198-bed dedicated unit that opened in 1993 as one of the first cardiac centers of its type in the region. The Heart Hospital offers a complete range of tertiary cardiac services.
In 1986, Hahnemann became a Level I Regional Resource Trauma Center for adults and is served by MidAtlantic MedEvac, an aeromedical transport program for critically ill patients.