In a world where health care is ever-changing, one constant you can depend on is exceptional care delivered by the nation's best.
Services close to home. Access to a broad physician network. And caregivers who care — about you.
Together, we improve lives.
JeffConnect makes it easy to get the care you need without leaving your home or office. Meet face-to-face with our doctors using your cell phone, tablet or computer with a web cam. Jefferson emergency medicine physicians in Center City are available 24/7 through On-Demand Video Visits for stomachaches, cold and flu symptoms, and more. Take advantage of JeffConnect to request a second opinion from a Jefferson physician, or schedule a video visit instead of an office follow-up with your doctor.
Learn More >Jefferson Health offers an extensive care network with offices throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Use the directory and map to find the best location for you including detailed driving directions and further information about services available at each of our offices.
More than 500 Jefferson Health physicians are named among the region’s Best in Philadelphia magazine’s 2019 Top Doctors™ issue. They’re helping lead the charge on transforming patient care and educating our future healthcare providers.
Our physicians, nurses, pharmacists, technicians and educators are behind the innovative and entrepreneurial spirit that drives everything we do every day. See Philadelphia magazine for full list.
Under the direction of Dr. Wendy J. Ross, Jefferson Health is working to create an autism-friendly environment from specialist and sick visits to regular check-ups.
The Center for Autism & Neurodiversity empowers our physicians and care teams to deliver health services to those of all ages and developmental differences.
Jefferson has signed an agreement with Temple University to pursue the purchase of the Fox Chase Cancer Center during an exclusive 90-day window.
Together, Jefferson and Temple would provide expert cancer treatments and breakthrough research to improve patient’s lives in Philadelphia and throughout the region. They would also enter into a long-term cancer-related academic affiliation agreement.
