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Living Well Starts with Unmatched Access to Care
The Greater Philadelphia area is home to an unparalleled American healthcare system, providing residents with a wide range of care options, from general practitioners to specialists in every field. With 243 physicians per 100,000 population in Philadelphia, the number of physicians per capita is 15% higher than the U.S. average.
An abundance of medical professionals and healthcare practitioners ensures existing patients can make appointments quickly, and new patients can take advantage of minimal wait times. PA ranks among the top cities in the U.S. for best healthcare availability — and quality care extends even further, with Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center being named the best regional hospital in central New Jersey and No. 6 statewide.
Whether you’re seeking routine checkups, private practices, specialized treatment, or mental health specialists, the Greater Philadelphia region has the resources to meet your needs efficiently.
Hospitals in the Greater Philadelphia Area
Best Hospital for Children (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia)
National Cancer Institutes in the Greater Philadelphia Region
World-Class Care for Families
Philadelphia is home to some of the most prestigious medical centers in Pennsylvania and the world, such as the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, and Penn Medicine. These institutions serve the local population and significantly impact the healthcare industry nationwide.
- The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is a national leader when it comes to caring for kids. In fact, CHOP was the first hospital in the United States dedicated solely to the care of children. Since its opening in 1855, CHOP has provided excellent care and driven breakthroughs in pediatric medicine.
- Penn Medicine prides itself on showing the world what comes next. In addition to forging new medical developments and breakthroughs, Penn Medicine is also a major supplier of jobs in Pennsylvania. Over 40,000 dedicated team members help push the Penn Medicine mission further every day.
- Thomas Jefferson University Hospital excels not only in providing quality care, but also as a teaching hospital. There are over 900 hospital beds and over nine specialty areas, including oncology, ear, nose, and throat, and orthopedics.
