Temple University Hospital - Jeanes Campus

02/13/2026

Heart failure symptoms aren’t always obvious—but recognizing them early matters. During Heart Failure Awareness Week, learn five common warning signs and find out when it’s time to seek care.

Read more Dr. Rakita, heart failure cardiologist at Temple Heart & Vascular Institute: https://bit.ly/4ahrBXM

02/11/2026

Fox Chase-Temple Urologic Institute provides comprehensive urologic care close to home.

Our urology team diagnoses and treats conditions affecting the bladder, kidneys, ureter, and male reproductive system, offering personalized care for patients of all genders.

Care is led by experienced specialists like Dr. Ghiraldi, who focus on tailoring treatment plans to help patients regain comfort and quality of life. Learn more about urology services at Temple Health or find a doctor near you: https://bit.ly/49uGFjk

02/03/2026

On National Women Physicians Day, we honor the incredible women physicians across Temple Health.

Your commitment to patient care, leadership in medicine, and advancing excellence in healthcare make a lasting impact.

Thank you for everything you do to inspire and lead within our community.

02/02/2026

Recovering from a heart attack? Exercise can be one of the most powerful tools for healing.

Anthony Marano, B.S. ACSM EP-C, Cardiopulmonary Therapist at Temple University Hospital – Jeanes Campus, shares guidance on safely getting active after a heart attack. From walking and light resistance training to stretching and flexibility exercises, every step helps you rebuild strength and support heart health.

Learn how to safely get moving and rebuild your heart health: https://bit.ly/4r10dTt

01/29/2026

Temple University Hospital - Jeanes Campus provides access to advanced vascular care close to home. As part of the Temple Heart & Vascular Institute, our teams provide comprehensive care for conditions such as peripheral vascular disease, carotid disease, aortic aneurysms, and deep venous disease.

Led by experienced specialists, our vascular services combine clinical expertise, innovative treatment options, and a patient-first approach—bringing leading-edge cardiovascular care to the community. Learn more about Temple's Heart & Vascular Institute https://bit.ly/3LxknW9

01/22/2026

Keeping our patients safe is at the heart of everything we do.

Temple University Hospital - Jeanes Campus and Chestnut Hill Hospital - Temple Health recently reached major infection prevention milestones, including one full year without knee/hip replacement, hysterectomy, or colorectal surgical site infection at Jeanes and one year CLABSI-free at Chestnut Hill.

These achievements reflect the dedication of our nurses, physicians, and care teams who show up every day with one goal in mind: providing the safest, highest-quality care for our community.

Learn more about how our teams are working together to protect patients and support better outcomes: https://bit.ly/4jupYZQ

01/21/2026

At Temple Health, innovation is improving care every day.

One year after implementing EndoTool Sub-Q (SQ), our teams are seeing significant improvements in diabetes management, including reduced hypoglycemia and stronger glycemic control across all campuses.

Learn more from Benjamin Slovis, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer at Temple University Hospital, on how this technology is enhancing patient safety and supporting data-driven care: https://bit.ly/4qhgjIg

12/28/2025

This December, Temple Health continued a cherished tradition by hosting holiday meals for team members across our campuses.

It’s a small way to say thank you to the staff whose dedication makes a difference for patients and communities every day.

Take a look at how our teams came together to celebrate the season: https://bit.ly/4b03pKb

12/26/2025

Spreading holiday cheer across Temple Health!

Our teams found meaningful ways to celebrate the season—from festive decorating contests to toy drives and caroling for patients and families.

Thank you to our incredible staff for spreading joy, connection, and holiday spirit throughout our health system.

Learn more about the festive events happening across our campuses: https://bit.ly/4jbhN4D

12/07/2025

Obesity and type 2 diabetes continue to rise across the country — but with the right support, both can be prevented, managed, and even reversed.

Temple Health’s Diabetes Prevention & Education Program is designed to help people understand their risk and take meaningful steps toward better health. Through personalized coaching, nutrition guidance, and activity planning, participants learn sustainable habits that can lower the chances of developing type 2 diabetes.

This program is part of Temple’s commitment to strengthening the health of our community through education, prevention, and compassionate support.

If you meet the eligibility criteria, Temple Health offers free screenings and access to its Diabetes Prevention & Education Program, learn more:

In the United States, nearly 40% of adults between ages 20 and 39 live with obesity—a number that rises with age

12/04/2025

Exceptional care goes beyond the exam room. It also means providing nutritious—and delicious—meals to our patients, community, and team members.

We’re proud to share that Temple University Hospital – Main and Episcopal Campuses earned Platinum status in the Good Food, Healthy Hospitals program. Fox Chase Cancer Center earned Gold status, and Temple University Hospital – Jeanes Campus earned Silver status.

These awards celebrate the commitment of our teams who bring fresh, nutritious, and locally sourced meals to our patients, visitors, and staff every day. Their work strengthens community wellness and reinforces that food is healthcare.

Join us in celebrating this incredible achievement and the people who make it possible: https://bit.ly/3LJpDpr

11/30/2025

At Temple Health, we recognized a critical need in our community — individuals at high risk for stroke who need extra care and support beyond what primary care alone can provide.

That’s why we created the Frazier Personalized Stroke Prevention Program, a collaborative approach bringing together experts like Dr. Nina O'Connor, Chair of Family & Community Medicine at Temple University Health System, E. April Baidal, Family Nurse Practitioner at Temple Health, Laksisha Sturgis, Director of Community Care Management at Temple Health and Dr. Cornelius Pitts, Assistance Professor at Temple University, to help patients take control of their health and reduce their risk of stroke.

Through teamwork and personalized care, we’re helping our community to live longer, healthier lives. Watch the full video to learn more about how this program is making a difference:

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