Temple University Hospital (TUH) is an academic medical center located in North Philadelphia, integrated with the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University.

The main campus is situated near North Broad Street and Ontario Street, serving as a vital healthcare resource for residents in northeastern Pennsylvania and northern Philadelphia. Temple Health operates a network of several affiliated hospitals and outpatient clinics centered around Temple University Hospital.

Temple University Hospital is designated as a Level I Trauma Center in Pennsylvania. A Level I Trauma Center provides the highest level of emergency medical facilities capable of immediate treatment for patients with severe trauma (such as from traffic accidents, gunshot wounds, falls, etc.) 24 hours a day.

North Philadelphia includes areas with high crime rates, making the trauma center at Temple University Hospital a crucial component of emergency medical care in the region. It also has an Air Medical Transport service.

Medical specialties include cardiology, pulmonology, nephrology, infectious diseases, oncology, and more, offering expert care in various fields. It has particularly gained a strong reputation in lung transplantation and lung disease.

The Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University trains hundreds of physicians each year, combining the latest medical research and clinical practice in an integrated academic medical environment. It also plays an important role as a teaching hospital for residents and interns.

The Temple Health network includes several affiliated institutions beyond the main Temple University Hospital. The Tuttleman Cancer Center and Fox Chase Cancer Center are among those associated with Temple Health.

Fox Chase Cancer Center is an NCI-designated cancer research center recognized nationally for its specialized cancer treatment and research. This integrated network of specialized institutions provides comprehensive treatment options for cancer patients.

Temple University Hospital is also committed to improving community health. North Philadelphia has a high percentage of low-income and underserved populations, and Temple University Hospital serves as a safety net hospital providing medical services to these individuals.

Patients without health insurance or those on Medicaid can receive treatment, and community health programs and preventive medical services are also offered. This spirit of community service aligns with the founding philosophy of Temple University.

If you live in or around North Philadelphia or find yourself in a serious trauma emergency, Temple University Hospital is a trusted medical institution.

For appointments and inquiries, you can visit the Temple Health website or call 215-707-2000. We encourage members of the Korean community who face challenges accessing healthcare to actively utilize the language support services offered by various Philadelphia medical institutions, including Temple University Hospital.