Hospitals Together

Thirteen health systems representing 59 hospitals in Philadelphia, Southeastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and Southern New Jersey have united to address significant health issues facing tri-state communities.

In addition to each health system addressing ongoing health challenges, they present a united voice in tackling head on public health crises that can result in serious and avoidable health consequences. These hospitals and their hundreds of thousands of physicians, nurses and other clinical and support staff and volunteers are dedicated to saving lives and making a difference in the health of millions of people throughout the tri-state region.

They first came together in 2020 to encourage masking during the pandemic and lead other initiatives. The new name for the collaboration, HospitalsTogether.com demonstrates their commitment to joining forces for the public good with messages of prevention and safety, hope and healing.

St. Christopher's Hospital for Children - A partnership of Tower Health and Drexel University

Tower Health - Advancing Health. Transforming Lives

Health systems in the collaborative include AtlantiCare, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, ChristianaCare, Jefferson Health, Main Line Health, Nemours Children’s Health, Penn Medicine, Prime Healthcare, Redeemer Health, St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, Temple Health, Tower Health, Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic and Virtua Health. Together they represent 54 area hospitals, thousands of community-based outpatient programs and facilities and hundreds of thousands of physicians, nurses and other clinical and support staff and volunteers.

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Health systems in the collaborative include Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, ChristianaCare, Jefferson Health, Main Line Health, Nemours Children’s Health, Penn Medicine, Prime Healthcare, Redeemer Health, St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, Temple Health, Tower Health, Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic and Virtua Health. Together they represent 59 area hospitals, thousands of community-based outpatient programs and facilities and hundreds of thousands of physicians, nurses and other clinical and support staff and volunteers.