Tag: Hahnemann

The closure of Hahnemann University Hospital included a cystic fibrosis program with 110 patients who could not afford a lapse in care.

Hahnemann’s closure has profoundly affected cardiology patients and providers.

Episode six of The Health Nexus Podcast

When Hahnemann University Hospital announced it was closing this summer, filling any gaps in patient care – especially for expectant mothers and their babies – became a citywide concern.

Episode three, the final part in a series on The Health Nexus Podcast about the closure of Hahnemann

Episode two, the second in a three part series on The Health Nexus Podcast about the closure of Hahnemann

Episode one, the first in a three part series on The Health Nexus Podcast about the closure of Hahnemann

Faculty and staff share what the closure means to them, Jefferson and Philadelphia.

Adam Sagot's life changed forever in June 2019. He not only became a father to a daughter but also received notice that his fellowship program would be closing—all at the same time.

Hahnemann's closure was a national warning about the cost of caring for vulnerable populations, the aging of legacy hospitals, the speeding shift to outpatient care, the rise of virtual care, the competitiveness of nonhospital providers, and the gridlock in Washington.

Upon learning that Drexel-Hahnemann residents and their supervising faculty would resign, Abington Hospital’s leaders had two weeks to develop a plan for the transition of nine medical services and one intensive care service involving 120 patients.