Penn Medicine

Penn Medicine covers more than 30 specialties. These include primary care, cancer care, heart and vascular care, neurology, orthopaedics, dermatology, women's health, psychiatry, gastroenterology, urology, sleep medicine, rheumatology, pulmonology, and sports medicine, among others.

The Executive Health program delivers a full diagnostic and preventive evaluation in a single day. It includes a comprehensive health evaluation, laboratory testing, imaging, and 12 or more screenings covering blood work, cardiac profile, and hearing and vision testing. Participants also receive nutrition and fitness evaluations, an optional genomic screening, and a same-day summary report with results and wellness recommendations. Corporations including many Fortune 500 companies use the program for their executives.

Yes. Penn Medicine provides home infusion therapy throughout southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. A nurse comes to your home and administers IV medication directly. The program holds accreditation from The Joint Commission, reflecting its quality and safety standards.

Yes. Penn Medicine offers telemedicine visits as part of its care options. Patients can connect with their care teams remotely in addition to in-person and, where available, house call services.

Penn Medicine patients use MyChart by myPennMedicine to schedule appointments online, message their care teams, review test results, and pay bills. Patients can also call their physician's office directly or reach Penn Medicine at 800-789-7366.

Yes. Penn Medicine labs hold accreditation from the College of American Pathologists, the Association for the Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies, and the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy. The lab network serves locations across southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Penn Medicine researchers developed the first FDA-approved CAR T cell therapy for cancers. The Abramson Cancer Center fields one of the nation's most experienced teams for chondrosarcoma and sarcoma. Penn Urology was the first program in Pennsylvania and New Jersey to offer HIFU ultrasound for prostate cancer. Penn Medicine also pioneered minimally invasive surgery for throat cancer and runs one of the largest head and neck cancer programs in the region.

Yes. Penn Medicine provides care across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and beyond. Services like home infusion therapy extend throughout southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health serves the Lancaster region with specialists including hematology and oncology.