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SUPPLEMENT TO
Healthcare Guide
FALL 2012
Focus
on Seniors
Active-adult
communities,
homecare,
independent
and assisted
living, and more.
plus:
an expanded chart
of the region’s
health systems
How today’s seniors stay fit
New treatments for osteoporosis
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features
H4 all the right moves
Local seniors are exploring the health benefits—and fun—of regular exercise.
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The ins and outs of osteoporosis treatment and medications.
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One of aging’s annoyances, hearing loss doesn’t have to be debilitating.
Stories by Melissa Jacobs
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All the Right Moves
Local seniors are staying active in some unexpected ways.
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wings, then move their rear ends from side to side, repeating each movement four times. “You have to shake your
butt,” Rambert says. “It’s the most fun part.”
Rambert, Lassen and Tobey are part of a growing corps
of senior fitness enthusiasts. Some, like Tobey, are continuing a life-long love of exercise. Others, like Lassen and
Rambert, have embraced physical activity later in life and
under doctors’ orders.
“I have arthritis, and my rheumatologist suggested that
water therapy would help me,” says Rambert. “I found the
Main Line Y’s class. Back then, it was called ‘Hinges and
J A R E D C A S TA L D I
Instructor Doris Shortlidge (far
left), teachs the “Arthritis Ease/
Gentle Back” class at YMCA of
the Upper Main Line.
This 82-year-old grandmother may knit and bake cookies—but she also does yoga. Jacqueline Lassen attends a
weekly class at Wayne Presbyterian Church, plus aerobics
four times a week. Grandfathers around here are surprisingly active, too. Raymond Tobey, age 80, hikes the trail at
the Willows in Radnor, pumps iron at the Wayne Senior
Center and swims laps in Villanova University’s pool.
At the Main Line YMCA in Ardmore, Loretta Rambert,
75, teaches an Arthritis Foundation aquatic program. Her
favorite part is the Funky Chicken. With Rambert supervising, those in the pool peck with their arms, flap their
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Twinges,’ which is just awful. But I started
coming. I did feel some improvement, so
I kept at it.”
That was 29 years ago. Rambert got
certified by the Arthritis Foundation to
lead the class and teaches it twice a week.
“Knees, hips, elbows, whatever,” she says.
“The warm water helps everything—I can
do exercises that I couldn’t do on land.
Our bodies have more buoyancy in water.
It provides natural resistance that works
our muscles without straining them.”
Other anti-arthritis pool programs are
held at the YMCA of the Upper Main
Line in Berwyn, which also has aqua tai
chi. Regular tai chi is also great exercise
for older bodies. “When I started here 20
years ago, we had maybe 30 people every
day,” says Susan Shapiro, executive director of the Wayne Senior Center, which
serves Montgomery, Delaware and Chester
counties. “Now, it can be anywhere from
50 to 100 people. That’s not all related to
exercise, but it’s a lot of it.
“Exercise helps with two things that
most older people are afraid of: falling and
cognitive decline,” Shapiro says. “And
although everyone knows that is part of
the purpose, we don’t position exercise as
a thing that people have to do. We make
it fun. We have a wide variety of classes
that are on the cutting-edge of fitness and
turn exercise into something people want
to do.”
The physical benefits of exercise are
many. “Joint movement, weight loss,
cardiovascular improvements,” says Mary
Francis Reilly, executive director of Main
Line YMCA. “And there are just as many
mental benefits.”
Research backs Reilly’s statement.
In 2011, Brown University’s Alpert Medical School and the University of Illinois
showed that aerobic exercise three times
per week increases the levels of BDNF, a
protein in the brain that regenerates the
hippocampus, which is responsible for
forming new memories.
Elsewhere, a study run by the Boston
University School of Medicine, New York
Medical College and Columbia College
of Physicians and Surgeons reported that
seniors who did yoga altered their levels
of gamma amino-butyric acid, which is
connected to stress-related illnesses like
depression, anxiety and high blood pressure. UCLA’s Department of Psychiatry
and Biobehavioral Sciences showed that
tai chi has many of the same effects.
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“I absolutely believe that there is a
mind-body connection,” says Shapiro. “If
nothing else, doing things like yoga and
tai chi proves that you can—and that’s
empowering.”
Regular exercise is new for Lassen.
“If you told me 20 or 30 years ago that I
would do yoga and love it, I wouldn’t have
believed you,” she admits.
Lassen’s activities were limited to
recreational swimming and tennis for
most of her life. Then she was diagnosed
with diabetes at the age of 75. “The doctor said exercise would help control the
diabetes—and it certainly has,” she says.
“And if I’d known how much I enjoy
exercise, I’d have done more of it over the
years. I encourage other older folks to get
out there and find what works for them.
It’s use it or lose it, right?”
Lassen is using it so much that she won
the women’s 2012 Fitness Award from the
Wayne Senior Center. The male award
went to Tobey. His fitness routine would
put to shame someone half his age. “I do
the weightlifting machines and the treadmill at the center three times a week. And
four times per week, I walk the track at
Haverford College or hike with a buddy,”
says Tobey. “At least four times a week, I
do laps in the pool at Villanova.”
Tobey gets his swimming in via the
Friends of Villanova program. For a $25
annual fee, Radnor Township residents
can access the university’s pool, fitness
centers and outdoor tracks. “We don’t
have classes specifically for seniors,”
says Lisa Harris, Villanova’s director of
intramurals and recreation. “But many
township residents choose to take advantage of the program and use our state-ofthe-art facilities.”
Senior who are residents of townships throughout Montgomery, Delaware
and Chester counties can access facilities at recreations centers, high schools
and senior centers—either for free or for
minimal fees. Programs and costs vary
by township.
“There are things that are not terrible
about being older—and getting discounts
is one of them,” says Tobey.
A medical doctor before he retired,
Tobey is well aware of the benefits of exercise. But he does it because he enjoys it.
“I turned 80 in February, but I say that
I’m barely into my 70s,” he says. “This
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The Fragile Truth
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Boning up on osteoporosis treatments.
By Melissa Jacobs
Confused and concerned about calcium,
bone health and osteoporosis medications
like Fosamax, Prolia and Boniva?
“It’s the number one thing that my
post-menopausal patients are asking
me about,” says Dr. Christine Ellis, an
OB/GYN with Associates for Women’s
Medicine in West Chester and Exton.
“There’s a lot of information out there,
but not all of it is correct.”
Every patient’s needs are different,
but one thing’s for sure: “We’re looking at
a huge population of baby boomers and
their parents who are dealing with osteoporosis,” says Dr. Gary Gordon, chief of
rheumatology at Lankenau Hospital.
The National Osteoporosis Foundation
reports that 10 million Americans have
the disease and 34 million may develop
it. Both men and women are at risk.
The NOF estimates that, of people
older than 50, half of all women and one
in four men will break a bone because
of osteoporosis.
In layman’s terms, bones are made of
calcium phosphate, collagen and cells that
slough away old cells and replace them
with new ones. This process happens
with human bodies of every age and both
genders. But, as we age, the regenerationreplacement process slows, resulting in
less dense, more fragile bones.
That slowing is exacerbated in postmenopausal women because of their
estrogen loss, which depletes bones of
that hormone’s calcium absorption benefits. How much the bones are affected
depends on how strong they were to
begin with, which is why doctors firmly
recommend prevention as the first wave
of treatment. But one of the problems
with prevention is that people are not
getting sufficient amounts of calcium.
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mended daily allowances for calcium:
1,000 mg for all adults 19-50, plus an
increase to 1,200 mg when women turn
51, and an increase to 1,200 mg when men
hit 71. According to the USDA, eight
ounces of plain, low-fat yogurt has 415 mg
of calcium, one cup of cottage cheese has
138 mg of calcium and a half-cup of broccoli has 21 mg of calcium. Together, that
equals only half of the RDA for calcium
for women ages 19-50.
That’s why supplements are called for.
But recent studies show that calcium
supplements might have harmful effects.
Two long-term studies—one by the University of Auckland and one from the
European Prospective Investigation Into
Cancer and Nutrition—report higher
rates of heart attack in people who took
calcium supplements.
“It’s not how much calcium a person
takes, it’s what they absorb,” says Mark
Stayton, sales manager at Martindale’s
Natural Market in Springfield.
And to absorb calcium, you need
vitamin D and magnesium. “That’s how
the calcium gets delivered to the bone
cells,” says Stayton. “Without D and magnesium, you have elemental calcium in
The FDA issued
an analysis of
bisphosphonates,
suggesting that
patients shouldn’t
be on them for
more than five
years, which may
come as a shock
to patients who’ve
been on Fosamax
for up to 10 years.
your body that isn’t utilized. The body
could eliminate it or it might end up as
plaque in your arteries.”
Ellis and Gordon confirm Stayton’s
analysis. “But when taken properly,
calcium can go a long way toward preventing osteoporosis,” says Ellis. “And
the problem with osteoporosis is that it’s
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treatable, but not reversible. That’s when
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Fosamax, Boniva, Reclast and Actonel
are bisphosphonates; Forteo is a parathyroid hormone; and Prolia is a RANK
ligand inhibitor. The purpose of all the
drugs is the same: to manipulate the
regeneration-replacement cycle of bone
cells. The medications do that in basically
the same ways—although some are stronger than others, Gordon says.
While ads featuring Sally Field and
Blythe Danner promote the bimonthly or monthly medications as easier to
take than daily Fosamax, they also can
have side effects. Those side effects—
including femur fractures and breakages
in other bones—have caused concern
among post-menopausal women.
For many, the side effects may have
been exacerbated. “When the drugs were
introduced, we were misled by the drug
companies and told to treat everyone
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it advanced to osteoporosis,” Gordon
says. “As a result, people have been on
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Evidence of that is slowly becoming
public. In May of this year, the Food and
Drug Administration issued an analysis
of bisphosphonates, suggesting—but not
mandating—that patients should be on
the medications for no more than five
years. That comes as an unwelcome shock
to patients who’ve been on Fosamax for
up to 10 years, Ellis says.
And her practice has made changes.
“We reevaluated who was really at risk,”
she says. “Certainly, that was done on a
case-by-case basis. But we no longer suggest that everyone with osteopenia goes
on osteoporosis medication.”
Which medication remains an issue.
Ellis still prescribes Fosamax for her
patients. She believes the drug’s benefits
outweigh the risks, which happen in an
extremely low percentage of the population. She only prescribes Prolia, Boniva,
“We re-evaluated
who was really
at risk on a caseby-case basis. We
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that everyone with
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on osteoporosis
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Reclast and Actonel for patients who’ve
already had a bone fracture, those who
cannot tolerate Fosamax because they
have acid reflux issues, and patients suffer from dementia or a physical disability
that makes them unable to take the tablet
every morning.
“In patients who need osteoporosis
medication, I go to Fosamax first,” she
says. “We don’t have any long-term studies of the other medications, either.”
Gordon stopped prescribing Fosamax
four years ago. He most commonly turns
to Actonel.
Doctors do agree on one thing:
Prevention is the best form of treatment
for osteoporosis. “Get enough calcium in
your younger years, and maybe you won’t
be having this conversation with me at
HG
all,” says Ellis.
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Traditions at Longwood 100 Primrose Drive,
Kennett Square; (610) 444-7897,
traditionsatlongwood.org
Victoria Gardens 401 Victoria Gardens Drive,
Kennett Square, (484) 732-8215
Villages at Hillview 100 Hulnick Road,
Coatesville; (610) 466-1600, hillviewhoa.org
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Independent living.
Villas at French Creek 300 Newport Lane,
Phoenixville, (610) 917-9670
AristaCare at Meadow Springs 845 W.
Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting;
(610) 279-7300, meadowspringscenter.com
Assisted living, nursing care.
Windsor at Glen Mills 244 Baltimore Pike, Glen
Mills; (610) 459-5020, vintagedevelopment.com/
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Ashbridge Manor 971 E. Lancaster Ave.,
Downingtown; (610) 269-8800, ashbridgemanor.com
Independent living.
ACTS Senior Care
Granite Farms Estates 1343 W. Baltimore Pike,
Media; (610) 361-8221, actsretirement.com
Lima Estates 411 N. Middletown Road, Media;
Barclay Friends 700 N. Franklin St.,
West Chester; (610) 696-5211, bf.kendal.org
Independent living, assisted living, nursing care,
Alzheimer’s care.
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(610) 526-7000, beaumontretirement.com
rehabilitation care, respite and hospice care.
Brandywine Senior Living
Longwood 301 Victoria Gardens Drive, Kennett
Square; (484) 734-6200, brandycare.com
Senior Suites 2101 New Hope St., East Norriton;
(610) 272-6200, brandycare.com
Haverford Estates 731 Old Buck Lane, Haverford;
(610) 527-1800, brandycare.com
Assisted living.
Bryn Mawr Terrace Convalescent Home 773 E.
Haverford Road, Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-8300
Nursing care, rehabilitation, assisted living.
The Devon Senior Living 445 N. Valley Forge Road,
Devon; (610) 263-2300, fivestarseniorliving.com
Assisted living, short-term rehabilitation,
Alzheimer’s care.
Dunwoody Village 3500 West Chester Pike,
Newtown Square; (610) 359-4400,
dunwoody.org
Alzheimer’s care.
Brighten Health Group 956 E. Railroad Ave.,
Bryn Mawr; (610) 527-4277, brightenhealth.com
Nursing care, Alzheimer’s care.
Exton Senior Living 600 N. Pottstown Pike,
Exton; (610) 594-0200, fivestarseniorliving.com
Assisted living.
Broomall Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
50 N. Malin Road, Broomall; (610) 356-0800,
broomallrnc.com
Nursing care.
Fox Sub-Acute at Clara Burke 251 Stenton
Ave., Plymouth Meeting; (610) 828-2272,
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Friends Home in Kennett 147 W. State St.,
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Genesis HealthCare Communities
Brandywine Hall 800 W. Miner St.,
West Chester; (610) 696-3120, genesishcc.com
Rehabilitation care, nursing care.
Brinton Manor 549 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills;
(610) 358-6005, genesishcc.com
Rehabilitation care, nursing care.
Highgate at Paoli Pointe 600 Paoli Pointe Drive,
Paoli; (610) 296-7100, genesishcc.com
Assisted living, Alzheimer’s care.
Glen Mills Senior Living 242 Baltimore Pike,
Glen Mills; (610) 358-4900, fivestarseniorliving.com
Assisted living, short-term rehabilitation care.
Golden Living Communities 833-A S. Main St.,
Phoenixville, (610) 935-9120; 35 Rosemont Ave.,
Rosemont, (610) 525-1500, goldenlivingcenters.com
Harlee Manor 463 W. Sproul Road, Springfield;
(610) 544-2200, harleemanor.com
Assisted living, rehabilitation care, nursing care.
HCR ManorCare Communities
Arden Courts 620 W. Valley Forge Road,
King of Prussia; (610) 337-1214, hcr-manorcare.com
Devon Manor 235 E. Lancaster Ave., Devon;
(610) 688-8080, hcr-manorcare.com
Assisted living, assisted living, nursing care,
rehabilitation care, Alzheimer’s care.
The Hickman 400 N. Walnut St., West Chester;
(484) 760-6300, thehickman.org
Assisted living.
Jenner’s Pond and Preston Residence
2000 Greenbriar Lane, West Grove; (610) 896-6801,
jennerspond.org
Independent living, assisted living, nursing care.
Kendal-Crosslands Communities
Crosslands 1660 E. Street Road, Kennett Square;
(610) 388-1441, kcc.kendal.org
Kendal at Longwood 1109 E. Baltimore Pike,
Kennett Square; (610) 388-7001, kcc.kendal.org
Coniston and Cartmel Kennett Square;
(610) 388-7001, kcc.kendal.org
Independent living.
Main Line Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
283 E. Lancaster Ave., Malvern, (610) 296-4170
Rehabilitation care, Alzheimer’s care.
Makemie at Whiteland 855 Springdale Drive,
Suite 110, Exton; (866) 875-9100,
makemieatwhiteland.org
Rev. Marshall W. Lee Towers 1 W. 3rd Ave.,
Conshohocken, (610) 825-2485
Independent living, assisted living.
Mary J. Drexel Home 238 Belmont Ave.,
Bala Cynwyd; (215) 643-9928, maryjdrexel.com
Assisted living, short-term rehabilitation care,
nursing care.
Martins Run 11 Martins Run, Media;
(800) 327-3875, martinsrun.org
Assisted living, nursing care, Alzheimer’s care.
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West Chester; (610) 436-6663, seniorlifestyle.com
short-term rehabilitation care.
Pembrooke Health and Rehabilitation
Residence 1130 West Chester Pike, West Chester;
(610) 692-3636, pembrookehealth.com
Short-term rehabilitation, nursing care,
Alzheimer’s care, hospice care.
Plush Mills 501 Plush Mill Road, Wallingford;
(610) 690-1630, plushmills.com
Pocopson Home 1695 Lenape Road,
West Chester; (610) 793-1212, dsf.chesco.org
Long-term care.
Presby’s Inspired Life Communities
Broomall Presbyterian Village 146 Marple Road,
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Rosemont Presbyterian Village 404 Cheswick
Place, Rosemont; (610) 527-6500,
prebysinspiredlife.org
Renaissance Gardens at Maris Grove
200 Maris Grove Way, Glen Mills; (610) 572-1258,
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Assisted living, nursing, short-term rehab,
respite care and Alzheimer’s care.
The Residence at Glen Riddle 263 Glen
Riddle Road, Media; (610) 358-9933,
residenceatglenriddle.com
Assisted living, respite care.
Riddle Village 1048 W. Baltimore Pike, Media;
(610) 891-3700, riddlevillage.org
Rose Tree Place 500 Sandy Bank Road, Media;
(610) 616-5162, watermarkcommunities.com/
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Assisted living, Alzheimer’s care.
Saint Martha Manor 470 Manor Ave.,
Downingtown; (610) 873-8490, stmarthamanor.org
Short-term rehabilitation and nursing care.
Saunders House 100 E. Lancaster Ave.,
Wynnewood; (610) 658-5100, saundershouse.org
Nursing and rehabilitation care.
Simpson Meadows 101 Plaza Drive, Downingtown; (610) 269-8400, simpsonmeadows.org
Alzheimer’s care.
Sunrise Senior Living
The Quadrangle 3300 Darby Road, Haverford;
(610) 642-3000, thequadrangleccrc.com
Independent living, assisted living, short-term
rehabilitation, nursing care, Alzheimer’s care.
Sunrise at Exton 200 Sunrise Blvd., Exton;
(610) 594-0455, sunriseseniorliving.com
Sunrise at Granite Run 247 N. Middletown Road,
Media; (610) 566-3535, sunriseseniorliving.com
Sunrise at Haverford 217 W. Montgomery Ave.,
Haverford; (610) 297-3308, sunriseseniorliving.com
Sunrise at Newtown Square 333 S. Newtown
Street Road, Newtown Square; (267) 528-0978,
sunriseseniorliving.com
Sunrise at Paoli 324 W. Lancaster Ave., Malvern;
(610) 251-9994, sunriseseniorliving.com
Sunrise at West Chester 501 Skiles Blvd., West
Chester; (610) 399-4464, sunriseseniorliving.com
Assisted living, Alzheimer’s care,
short-term care, hospice, home care.
Immaculata’s continuing education programs
offer enrichment courses and non-credit workshop courses, where students can attend day,
weekend or evening classes.
Neumann College 1 Neumann Drive, Aston;
(610) 459-0905, neumann.edu
The Continuing and Professional Education
program offers personal enrichment courses
for adults of any age.
Rosemont College 1400 Montgomery Ave.,
Rosemont; (610) 527-0200, rosemont.edu
Offers lectures and courses in 3- and
6-week class programs, with coffee lectures
throughout the semester. Excursions and
special occasion events also held, including
trips to area museums, theaters and
cultural sites.
Villanova University 800 Lancaster Ave.,
Villanova; (610) 519-6000, villanova.edu
Villanova offers its Part-Time Studies program
to senior citizens (65+) seeking non-credit,
personal enrichment classes.
Homecare
Bayada Nurses 354 W. Lancaster Ave.,
Haverford; (610) 658-7150, bayada.com
Comfort Keepers 580 Shoemaker Road,
King of Prussia; (610) 783-7878,
comfortkeepers.com
Senior Helpers 737 West Chester Pike, Suite 5,
Havertown; (610) 789-4700, seniorhelpers.com
Synergy HomeCare of the Main Line
630 Freedom Business Center Drive, Third Floor,
King of Prussia; (610) 265-2350,
synergymainline.com
Visiting Angels 557 Exton Commons, Exton;
(610) 280-3540, visitingangels.com
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Tel Hai Retirement Community 1200 Tel Hai
Circle, Honey Brook; (610) 273-9333, telhai.org
Villa Saint Martha Independent and Assisted
Living 490 Manor Ave., Downingtown;
(610) 873-5300, villasaintmartha.org
Independent living, assisted living,
Alzheimer’s care.
Waverly Heights 1400 Waverly Road, Gladwyne;
(610) 645-8600, waverlyheightsltd.org
Wellington at Hershey’s Mill 1361 Boot Road,
West Chester; (484) 653-1200,
wellingtonretirement.com
Independent living.
White Horse Village 535 Gradyville Road,
Newtown Square; (610) 558-5000,
whitehorsevillage.org
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Education
Bryn Mawr College 101 N. Merion Ave.,
Bryn Mawr; (610) 526-5000, brynmawr.edu
Bryn Mawr College invites qualified women
and men from the community to take courses
without undertaking a degree program.
Immaculata University 1145 King Road,
Immaculata; (610) 647-4400, immaculata.edu
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League of Women Voters As a national,
nonpartisan political organization, the League
of Women Voters works to impact public policy
through citizen education and advocacy.
Montgomery County: palwv.org/montco
Delaware County: palwv.org/delco
Chester County: palwv.org/chesco
Narberth Area Garden Club
narberthpa.org/nagc
Members meet monthly October through May,
and membership dues pay for speaker costs,
door prizes for special events, refreshments
and an annual donation to the Narberth
Community Library.
Newcomers Clubs The clubs are for new
community members and those who have lived
in the area for years. Book clubs, luncheons,
special interest groups and athletic organizations
are just a few of the benefits offered.
Main Line Newcomers Club:
mainlinenewcomers.org
Newcomers of Great Valley: newcomersgv.org
Newcomers Club of the Upper Main Line:
ncuml.org
Newcomers Club of Central Chester County:
newcomerscenchesco.org
Kennett Square Area Newcomers Club: ksanc.org
Newcomers Club of West Chester:
thegatheringbasket.net
Rotary Clubs The world’s first service club
organization, with more than 1.2 million members
and 33,000 clubs worldwide.
West Chester: westchesterrotary.us
Wayne: rotaryclubofwayne.org
Exton/Frazer: rotary7450.org/extonfrazer
Longwood: longwoodrotary.com
Ardmore: ardmorerotary.org
Haverford Township: haverfordrotary.org
King of Prussia: kingofprussiarotary.org
Conshohocken: cpwrotary.com
Glen Riddle: rotary7450.org/GlenRiddle
Media: mediarotary.org
Newtown Square: rotary7450.org/
NewtownSquare
Paoli/Malvern/Berwyn: rotary7450.org/pmb
The Saturday Club 117 W. Wayne Ave., Wayne;
(610) 688-9746, saturdayclub.org
With a membership of 150, this philanthropic
organization brings women of all ages
together for the benefit of the surrounding
communities, due to various fundraisers
throughout the year.
Women’s Community Club of Narberth
Borough Hall, 100 Conway Ave., Narberth,
(610) 664-6889
A member of the General Federation of
Women’s Clubs, this community organization
sponsors a variety of activities, like card
parties, teas and entertainment, as well
as supporting various local organizations.
Volunteering
Bryn Mawr Film Institute 824 W. Lancaster
Ave., Bryn Mawr; (610) 527-9898,
brynmawrfilm.org
Various opportunities.
Chester County Historical Society 225 N. High
St., West Chester; (610) 692-4800,
chestercohistorical.org
Main Line Art Center 746 Panmure Road,
Haverford; (610) 525-0272, mainlineart.org
MainLineNeighbors.com/volunteer An online
resource for volunteer opportunities in the area.
PALS for Life palsforlife.org
Pals For Life does pet assisted therapy in the
Philadelphia region at nursing homes, mental
health facilities and rehab centers.
Philadelphia Reads phila.gov/philareads
Reading volunteers needed for in-school,
after-school and summer programs.
Radnor Historical Society 113 W. Beech Tree
Lane, Wayne; (610) 688-2668, radnorhistory.org
RSVP—Retired and Senior Volunteer Program
Volunteer opportunities allow participants to
share life experiences with others, providing
social engagement, information, education
and resources to individuals and nonprofit
organizations in the community.
Delaware County: 609 W. State St., Unit E,
Media; (610) 565-5563, rsvpdelco.org
Montgomery County: 350 Sentry Parkway,
Building 640, Suite 100, Blue Bell; (610) 834-1040,
rsvpmc.org
Chester County: familyservice.us/rsvp
Tyler Arboretum 515 Painter Road, Media;
(610) 566-9134, tylerarboretum.org
Visit mainlinetoday.com for other arts organizations
and venues offering volunteer opportunities.
Senior Centers
Ardmore Senior Citizens Center 117 Ardmore Ave.,
Ardmore; (610) 642-9370, lowermerion.org
Hometown Center 302 S. Jackson St., Media,
(610) 566-0505
New Horizons Senior Center 206 Price Ave.,
Narberth; (610) 664-2366,
newhorizonsseniorcenter.org
Phoenixville Senior Center 153 Church St.,
Phoenixville; (610) 935-1515,
phoenixvilleseniorcenter.org
Wayne Senior Center 108 Station Road, Wayne;
(610) 688-6246, wayneseniorcenter.com
West Chester Area Senior Center 530 E. Union St.,
West Chester; (610) 431-4242, wcseniors.org MLT
Our new neighborhood is all about comfort and
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We’re now taking reservations for our newest
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This expansion of the Tel Hai lifestyle will
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The health systems of Philadelphia and its western suburbs
NAME
CONTACT
ALBERT EINSTEIN HEALTHCARE NETWORK
einstein.edu
Einstein Medical
Center Philadelphia
5501 Old York Road,
Philadelphia
(215) 456-7890
einstein.edu
With 1,234 licensed beds, Einstein is one of the largest independent
medical centers in the Philadelphia region, offering a full range of advanced
healthcare services.
Belmont Behavioral Health
4200 Monument Road,
Philadelphia
(800) 220-HELP
einstein.edu
Belmont has been treating patients for almost 75 years. As the region’s largest,
most comprehensive behavioral health system, it offers an integrated network
of behavioral health services for children, adolescents, adults and seniors,
plus teaching programs for psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers,
nurses, pharmacists, occupational therapists and more.
Einstein Medical Center
Elkins Park
60 Township Line Road, Elkins Park
(215) 663-6000
einstein.edu
Located on a 30-acre campus in Montgomery County, this 60-bed, general
acute-care hospital is committed to providing the community with prompt,
personalized, high-quality healthcare in a friendly, comfortable environment.
Einstein Center One
9880 Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia
(215) 827-1600
einstein.edu
Offers easy access to primary-care and specialty doctors.
Moss Rehab
1200 W. Tabor Road, Philadelphia, (215) 456-9900; 60 Township Line Road, Elkins Park, (215) 663-6000; mossrehab.com
BRANDYWINE
HOSPITAL
201 Reeceville Road,
Coatesville
(610) 383-8000
brandywinehospital.com
Brandywine Rehabilitation
3955 E. Lincoln Highway, Downingtown, (610) 873-0404
THE CHESTER
COUNTY HOSPITAL
AND HEALTH SYSTEM
701 E. Marshall St.,
West Chester
(610) 431-5000
chestercountyhospital.org
The Chester County Hospital has grown from a 10-bed dispensary
established in 1982 to a full network of healthcare services, including
a 220-bed acute-care hospital, homecare, outpatient radiology and
laboratory services, and more.
CHESTNUT HILL
HOSPITAL
8835 Germantown Ave.,
Philadelphia
(215) 248-8200
chhealthsystem.com
Chestnut Hill Health System has 164 licensed beds and serves northwest
Philadelphia and eastern Montgomery County.
Top-of-the-Hill Physical and Occupational Therapy
35 Bethlehem Pike, Philadelphia, (215) 242-7571
THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
OF PHILADELPHIA NETWORK
chop.edu
The Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia
34th Street and Civic Center Boulevard,
Philadelphia,
(215) 590-1000
chop.edu
This 516-bed, nonprofit facility provides comprehensive pediatric care
to children before birth through age 19. It has one of the largest research
budgets among America’s pediatric hospitals.
The CHOP Pediatric & Adolescent
Specialty Care Center in Exton
481 John Young Way,
Oaklands Corporate Center,
Exton,
(610) 594-9008
Offers a wide range of pediatric outpatient specialty medical and
surgical services and testing to families in Chester County and beyond.
CHOP doctors and nurses provide all care.
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Brandywine Hospital has been taking care of families for more than 100 years.
With excellent physicians and advanced medical technology, the staff
provides exceptional care for patients at its 243-bed licensed facility.
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SPECIALTIES
SERVICES
WHAT’S NEW
Cardiology, women’s health, bariatrics, behavioral health,
geriatric services, kidney and liver disease/transplantation,
neurosurgery, orthopedics, oncology.
Level I regional resource trauma center, Level III neonatal
intensive care unit, the Victor Center for the Prevention of Jewish
Genetic Diseases.
A new hospital in East Norriton.
Eating and mood disorders, addictions, child and
adolescent services, geriatric services, severe and
persistent mental illness, borderline personality disorder.
Emergency care, crisis intervention, triage and evaluation,
outpatient/intensive outpatient, partial hospital, inpatient,
electroconvulsive therapy.
Senior recovery-track program, interactive computer
program for patients with eating disorders, motivational
speakers program.
Joint replacement, bariatrics, orthopedic and gastrointestinal
services, diagnostic imaging, general nuclear medicine
services, endocrine and minimally-invasive surgical specialties.
Full range of general medicine services, outpatient imaging
services, laboratory services, 24-hour emergency department,
inpatient /outpatient surgical care.
New technology in operating rooms and
radiology department.
Radiology, gastroenterology, gynecology, orthopedics,
ophthalmology, urology, otolaryngology, physical
therapy, psychiatry.
Rehabilitation services.
Outpatient primary care, surgery, radiology and
cancer center.
Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday and holidays 11:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Cardiology (affiliate of Penn Cardiac Care), neurosurgery,
inpatient adult behavioral healthcare, orthopedic surgery,
eating disorders.
Cardiology, “Fast Track” emergency department, robotic surgery,
cancer center affiliated with Jefferson Kimmel Cancer Network,
imaging services, inpatient/outpatient surgery.
Twenty-bed inpatient eating disorders unit (the first in
Chester County), all private rooms, wound-care center,
16-bed older adult unit focused on behavioral health,
bariatric surgery.
Monday and Thursday 8 a.m.-7 p.m.; Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Allergy and immunology, anesthesia, cardiac surgery,
cardiology, dermatology, emergency medicine,
endocrinology, family practice, gastroenterology,
general surgery, gynecologic oncology, infectious disease,
internal medicine, ophthalmology, orthopedics, and more.
Cancer program, cardiovascular center, orthopedic center,
women’s health services, radiology and laboratory services, center
for physical rehabilitation and sports medicine, center for cardiac
rehabilitation, occupational health center, wound care and
hyperbaric medicine center.
Six Gold Seals of Approval from the Joint Commission
in the areas of stroke, heart attack, heartfailure, hip
replacement, knee replacement and wound care.
Primary care, surgery (laparoscopic, robot-assisted),
women’s health (imaging, breast health program,
gynecology), endocrinology, orthopedics.
Minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgery, digital
mammography, metabolic and weight-loss program, continence
and pelvic health program, gynecological surgery (oncology,
urology, reproductive and general).
In-house MRI, da Vinci Si Robotic Surgical System.
Newborn/infant intensive care unit, fetal diagnosis
and treatment, transplant center, cardiac center and
cancer center, airway reconstruction, hyperinsulinism,
thoracic insufficiency, orthopedics, sports medicine.
Center for inpatient care, emergency care, Level I trauma center,
cancer center, cardiac center.
Special-delivery unit, Colket Translation Research
Building, outpatient clinical services, homecare, proton
therapy, expanded suburban care in 50 locations
around the Philadelphia region.
The Exton center provides outpatient surgical services
in 20 specialty areas, including endoscopy, ophthalmology,
otolaryngology, urology and plastic surgery. The center
also offers X-rays, echocardiograms and laboratory
services.
Audiology, cardiology, dermatology, developmental pediatrics,
endocrinology/diabetes, gastroenterology, general surgery, nephrology,
neurology, nutrition, occupational therapy, ophthalmology,
orthopedics, otolaryngology, physical therapy, psychology,
plastic surgery, speech therapy, sports medicine, urology.
Allergy services.
Monday-Thursday 7 a.m.-7 p.m.; Friday 7 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
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CONTACT
SUMMARY
Specialty Care Center in
King of Prussia
210 Mall Blvd.,
King of Prussia
(610) 337-3232
Offering a wide range of pediatric outpatient specialty medical and surgical
services and ancillary testing to families in Montgomery County and the
Main Line area. Members of CHOP staff provide all care.
Specialty Care Center in Springfield
100 W. Sproul Road,
Pavilion II, Suite 221,
Springfield
(610) 328-1600
Providing pediatric outpatient specialty medical services and
ancillary testing to children and families in Delaware County.
Members of CHOP staff provide all care.
CROZER-KEYSTONE HEALTH SYSTEM
crozer.org
Community Hospital
2600 W. Ninth St.,
Chester
(610) 494-0700
crozer.org
This nonprofit hospital coordinates a full range of outpatient behavioral
and community health services, plus primary care.
Crozer Medical Plaza
at Brinton Lake
300 Evergreen Drive,
Glen Mills, (610) 579-3400
brintonlake.crozer.org
This three-story ambulatory-care facility offers more than 20 medical
specialties and an array of diagnostic, surgical and physician services.
Crozer-Chester
Medical Center
1 Medical Center Blvd.,
Upland
(610) 447-2000
crozer.org
This 343-bed, nonprofit facility admits more than 22,000 patients per
year, treating about 53,000 emergency department patients and delivering some
2,000 babies. It was established in 1963, when Chester and Crozer hospitals
merged. A teaching hospital, it’s home to allied health schools in radiologic
technology, diagnostic ultrasound, neurophysiology, respiratory therapy,
emergency medical services and nurse anesthesia.
Delaware County
Memorial Hospital
501 N. Lansdowne Ave.,
Drexel Hill
(610) 284-8100
crozer.org
Founded in 1927, this 225-bed, nonprofit community hospital offers a
broad range of acute and specialized services. DCMH admits 16,000 patients,
treats 38,000 emergency department patients, and delivers approximately
1,600 babies each year.
DCMH Outpatient Center for Therapy and Sports Medicine
1500 Garrett Road, Upper Darby, (610) 284-8460
Springfield Hospital
190 W. Sproul Road,
Springfield
(610) 328-8700
crozer.org
This 24-bed, nonprofit community hospital provides comprehensive
acute-care services and wellness care, plus preventive care. It admits
more than 1,700 patients and receives 11,000-plus emergency
department visits per year.
Taylor Hospital
175 E. Chester Pike,
Ridley Park
(610) 595-6000
crozer.org
This 135-bed, nonprofit community hospital offers a range of acute
and specialized services. It admits more than 7,600 patients and receives
28,000-plus emergency department visits every year.
Taylor Made Outpatient Center for Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine
Route 420 and Second Avenue, Folsom, (610) 237-9993
FOX CHASE CANCER CENTER
333 Cottman Ave., Philadelphia
(215) 728-6900, foxchase.org
Founded in 1904 as one of the nation’s first cancer hospitals, Fox Chase was among
the first institutions to become and NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center in 1974.
FRIENDS HOSPITAL
4641 Roosevelt Blvd.,
Philadelphia, (800) 889-0548
friendshospitalonline.org
Founded by Quakers in 1813, this facility is the nation’s first private
psychiatric hospital. It provides inpatient behavioral health services,
offering 192 beds and individualized programs for adolescents, adults
and seniors.
HAHNEMANN
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
230 N. Broad St.,
Philadelphia
(215) 762-7000
hahnemannhospital.com
This 540-bed academic medical center and tertiary-care institution is affiliated
with the Drexel University College of Medicine and St. Christopher’s Hospital
for Children.
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SPECIALTIES
SERVICES
WHAT’S NEW
Cancer center, cardiac center, day medicine for
outpatient oncology patients, pediatric imaging
center, sports medicine and performance center.
Adoption health, allergy, audiology, cardiology, developmental
pediatrics, dermatology, diagnostic referral center,
endocrinology/diabetes, feeding/swallowing, gastroenterology,
hematology, nephrology, neurology, neurofibromatosis,
nutrition, occupational therapy, oncology, ophthalmology,
orthopedics, otolaryngology, pediatric rehabilitation, physical
therapy, plastic surgery, psychiatry, pulmonary medicine,
speech therapy, urology, general surgery.
Pediatric imaging center (Pennsylvania’s largest
freestanding pediatric radiology facility), sleep lab,
concussion diagnosis and treatment.
Center for the Management of ADHD, cardiac center
and allergy care. The Springfield center also offers
X-rays, breath tests, echocardiograms and various
laboratory services.
Allergy, cardiology, developmental pediatrics,
endocrinology/diabetes, gastroenterology, nephrology,
neurology, occupational therapy, physical therapy,
speech therapy.
Behavioral health services for adults and children,
mental health, substance abuse.
ChesPenn Center for Family Health, providing adult and
pediatric care and dentistry; Crozer-Keystone Wellness Center;
Crozer-Keystone Human Motion Institute.
Crozer-Keystone Healthy Start recently received a,
one-year, $166,000 grant from the Health Resources and
Services Administration to create a unique medical-legal
partnership with Widener University School of Law to
help program participants obtain free legal assistance.
Ambulatory surgery center.
Medical imaging services.
The new Dialysis Access Center at Brinton Lake is
dedicated to providing state-of-the-art dialysis-access
services in a convenient setting.
Women’s health; elder care, including an acute-care
elders unit; pediatrics; comprehensive inpatient/outpatient
surgeries; orthopedics; radiology; neurology, including
the Center for Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders;
cardiac care; vascular and endovascular care.
Nathan Speare Regional Burn Treatment Center; Level II Crozer Regional
Trauma Center; Delaware County’s largest emergency department; shock/
trauma unit; Crozer Regional Cancer Center, affiliated with Fox Chase
Cancer Center; cardiac care; maternity services, including a Level III
intensive-care nursery and the Center for Maternal Fetal Medicine;
comprehensive bariatric surgery program; Reproductive Endocrinology
and Fertility Center; Temple-Crozer Kidney Transplant Alliance.
Multiple Sclerosis Center for Caring; Joint Commission
disease-specific certification in hip and knee replacement;
accredited by the National Accreditation Program for
Breast Centers and the American College of Surgeons
for cancer care; American Stroke Association “Get With
the Guidelines” Silver Plus recipient. Crozer Regional
Trauma Center is celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Joint Commission-certified primary stroke center,
Delaware County Regional Cancer Center, sleep disorders
center, CyberKnife radiosurgery, orthopedics, inpatient
physical medicine and rehabilitation unit, Center for
Breast Health, home health and hospice care.
Full range of maternity, midwife and gynecologic services; Level II-A
neonatal intensive-care unit; inpatient/outpatient surgical and
imaging services; DCMH Health Pavilion with primary-care offices;
cardiac services; full range of emergency services; 14-bed critical
intensive-care unit; Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine.
Interventional radiology and vascular laboratory, certified
by the Joint Commision in hip- and knee-replacement
surgery; first hospital in the state certified in breast cancer
care by the Joint Commission; American Stroke Association
“Get With the Guidelines” Gold Plus and Target Honor Roll.
Healthplex Sports Medicine Institute, Moore Eye Institute,
radiology, critical care.
Emergency care, comprehensive inpatient/outpatient surgery,
da Vinci Robotic Surgical System, Center for Diabetes,
Healthplex Sports Club, Center for Occupational Health,
physical medicine and rehabilitation, pain management.
Crozer-Keystone Center for Dizziness and Balance;
two consecutive VHA Leadership Awards for Clinical
Excellence.
Joint Commission-certified primary stroke center;
Joint Commission-certified in hip and knee replacement
surgery; sleep disorders center; full range of orthopedic
services; inpatient physical medicine and rehabilitation unit;
cardiac catheterization laboratory; cardiovascular laboratory.
Inpatient/outpatient surgical services; comprehensive inpatient/
outpatient medical imaging services; full range of emergency
services, including “Fast Track” area.
Accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine;
American Stroke Association “Get With the Guidelines”
Silver Plus recipient.
Monday-Thursday 7 a.m.-8 p.m.; Friday 7 a.m.-3 p.m.
Monday-Thursday 7 a.m.-6 p.m.; Friday 7 a.m.-3 p.m.; Saturday 8-10 a.m.
Comprehensive cancer care and research.
Minimally invasive surgery, radiation oncology, clinical trials, diagnostic
imaging, cancer risk assessment and screening.
Buckingham facility for radiation technology, featuring
CyberKnife technology; Women’s Cancer Center.
The Greystone Program serves those with developmental
disabilities and autism, offering residential services,
employment and more.
Inpatient psychiatric services for adolescents, adults and
older adults, including individuals with co-occuring substanceabuse disorders; long-term residential services; family
resource center.
The Center for Professional Development at Friends
Hospital provides evaluation services for healthcare
and other professionals.
Cardiac services, cancer care, emergency medicine,
minimally invasive/robotic surgery, obstetrics/gynecology,
orthopedics, trauma and critical-care medicine,
transplantation, weight-loss surgery.
Heart care, cancer center, Center for Transplant Surgery,
University Orthopaedic Institute, Center for Plastic and
Cosmetic Surgery.
Advanced technologies in the department of radiology, including
a wide-bore MRI for claustrophobic and obese patients, digital
mammography, digital radiography and a digital portable
unit; American Nurses Credentialing Center magnet status.
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CONTACT
SUMMARY
MAIN LINE HEALTH SYSTEM
mainlinehealth.org
Bryn Mawr Hospital
130 S. Bryn Mawr Ave.
Bryn Mawr
(484) 337-3000
mainlinehealth.org/brynmawr
Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital
414 Paoli Pike, Malvern; (484) 596-5400, brynmawrrehab.org
Lankenau Hospital
100 Lancaster Ave.,
Wynnewood
(484) 476-2000
mainlinehealth.org/lankenau
This 353-bed, nonprofit teaching hospital is located on the Lankenau
Medical Center campus with the Annenberg Center for Medical Education
and the Lankenau Institute of Medical Research, which specializes in
cardiac and cancer research. Lankenau placed in the nation’s top one percent
for quality outcomes.
Mirmont Treatment Center
100 Yearsley Mill Road, Lima
(610) 744-1400
mainlinehealth.org/mirmont
Mirmont provides treatment for alcoholism, drug dependency and other
mental health issues to adults 18 and older. Fully accredited, this nonprofit
behavioral healthcare facility is located on 32 acres in rural Delaware County,
offering both inpatient and outpatient services.
Nemours Children’s Clinic,
Newtown Square
3855 West Chester Pike, Suite 280,
Newtown Square
(610) 557-4800
nemours.org
Located in the Main Line Health Center on Ellis Preserve, Nemours Children’s
Clinic Newtown Square features a full range of outpatient specialty care
for both new patient evaluations and follow-up care.
Paoli Hospital
255 W. Lancaster Ave., Paoli
(484) 565-1000
mainlinehealth.org/paoli
One of only 20 community hospitals to recieve the Thomson Reuters 100 Top
Hospitals award, this nonprofit Level II trauma center (the only one in Chester
County) provides both inpatient and outpatient medical and surgical services,
and its Pavilion includes many enhanced safety and comfort features, plus
advanced surgical suites. All patients receive room service.
Riddle Memorial Hospital
1068 W. Baltimore Pike, Media
(610) 566-9400
mainlinehealth.org/riddle
An acute-care, nonprofit hospital licensed for 231 beds.
This 319-bed, licensed, nonprofit, acute-care teaching hospital was named one of
Thomson Reuters’ 100 Top Hospitals and Top 50 Cardiovascular Hospitals in 2011.
It’s also a National Benchmarks winner in the teaching hospital category and has
Joint Commission certifications for orthopedics. Other noteworthy facilities include
a stroke and breast center, and a certified chest pain center.
MERCY HEALTH SYSTEM OF SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
mercyhealth.org
Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital
1500 Lansdowne Ave.,
Darby, (610) 237-4000
mercyhealth.org/fitzgerald
For more than 76 years, this 213-bed, acute-care teaching hospital has
served Delaware County and Southwest Philadelphia.
Mercy Rehab and Wellness Services
2010 West Chester Pike, Suite 438, Havertown; (610) 853-7744, mercyhealth.org
Mercy Home Health
1001 Baltimore Pike,
Springfield
(888) 690-2551
mercyhealth.org/homehealth
For more than 100 years, MHH has provided comprehensive, quality healthcare
to patients in the privacy and comfort of their homes. The compassionate staff
touches the lives of more than 30,000 people in the five-county Philadelphia
area. The primary goal of MHH is to restore patients to optimal health and help
them achieve the highest level of independence at home.
Mercy Philadelphia Hospital
501 S. 54th St., Philadelphia
(215) 748-9000
mercyhealth.org/mercyphiladelphia
This 214-bed, acute-care community teaching hospital has served
West and Southwest Philadelphia for more than 90 years.
Mercy LIFE
1930 S. Broad St.,
Philadelphia
(215) 339-4747
mercylife.org
Mercy LIFE is a nationally recognized progam of all-inclusive care for the elderly. It
provides seniors with medical and social services that promote independence at home.
Mercy LIFE’s team of doctors, nurses, therapists and social workers evaluate the needs
of each program member and develop a program of care customized for each individual.
Mercy Suburban Hospital
2701 DeKalb Pike,
East Norriton
(610) 278-2000
mercyhealth.org/suburban
This 126-bed teaching hospital serves the communities of central Montgomery County,
offering comprehensive and community outreach services. Mercy Suburban was
founded in 1944 and is a member of the Mercy Health System of Southereastern PA.
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WHAT’S NEW
Orthopedics, inpatient pediatric unit, separate pediatric
emergency department unit, breast center.
Cardiovascular care; cancer care; comprehensive breast center; bariatric
center; maternity unit, including perinatal testing and a Level III neonatal
intensive care unit; wound healing center; behavioral health unit; sleep
center; Women’s Heart Initiative; comprehensive outpatient services;
24-hour emergency care; research trials through clinical oncology program.
Bryn Mawr Hospital TMS Center for depression. A new
141,000-square-foot medical office building is currently
under construction, with completion slated for fall.
Monday-Friday 4-9 p.m.; Saturday noon-9 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.-9 p.m.
Heart center, cancer center, maternal-fetal medicine
and Level III neonatal intensive care unit, CMS-certified
kidney transplant program, Joint Commission-certified
stroke center.
National leader in minimally invasive robotic-assisted heart surgery; ventricularassisted device destination therapy for patients with end-stage heart failure;
Women’s Heart Initiative; clinical care center providing medical services
regardless of financial ability; clinical research trials through NCI-designated
community clinical oncology program; state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging.
Thoracic surgical specialists in esophageal and lung surgery;
new equipment and expertise in advanced gastrointestinal
procedures; simulation lab for medical team training;
emergency department renovations to improve processes and
patient safety; new mother/baby center and CT scan/MRI suite.
The VIPER (Valor with Integrity Program for Emergency
Responders) program offers chemical dependency treatment
for law enforcement, firefighters, EMTs, combat military
and other first responders.
Inpatient detoxification, inpatient rehabilitation and dual
diagnosis, intensive outpatient and individual therapy, family
program and alumni program.
Holistic pain management.
Cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology, gastroenterology,
neurology, orthopedics, otolaryngology, plastic surgery,
pulmonary care, sports medicine, sports nutrition, surgery,
urology and weight management
Free parking; streamlined check-in and check-out process;
patient-focused design; state-of-the-art equipment and quick
evaluation tools; onsite audiology services, including
full hearing evaluations.
Nemours recently renewed its partnership with Main Line
Health to provide around-the-clock neonatal care at Bryn
Mawr Hospital, Lankenau Medical Center and Paoli Hospital,
and inpatient pediatric care, surgical coverage and
emergency consultations at Bryn Mawr Hospital.
Emergency/trauma care, heart care/surgery, cancer center
(partnered with Fox Chase Cancer Center), orthopedics,
celiac center, urogynecology, interventional radiology
and imaging services.
Comprehensive outpatient services, Hattersley Family-Centered
Maternity Unit, sleep center, wound center with hyperbaric
chambers, Women’s Heart Initiative.
Paoli recently renovated its outpatient and electrophysiology
laboratories, providing patients access to the latest
technologies and added convenience. Paoli was named
among U.S. News & World Report ’s Best Hospitals in the
region, and has received numerous HealthGrades awards.
Orthopedics, cancer center, radiology, Jefferson
Radiation Oncology Center, 24-hour emergency care.
Inpatient/outpatient clinical programs, cardiovascular care,
surgical center, physicians’ offices, wellness center.
The 80,000-square-foot Health Care Center 4 includes
advanced medical and radiation treatment for all cancers,
women’s imaging, a nutrition and weight center, the
Riddle Rehabilitation Institute, a “Fast Track” emergency
department, and the Women’s Heart Initiative.
Cancer care, heart and vascular care, emergency care,
orthopedics, bariatrics.
Mental and occupational health, hearing and balance center,
sleep disorders center, surgery, outpatient and primary care,
specialty care, radiology, rehabilitation, wound care.
Certified as a Primary Stroke Center.
Saturday-Monday 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; Tuesday-Thursday 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Medication management, palliative care, chronic
illness care, wound care, Telehealth monitoring,
VitalStim Therapy.
Skilled nursing services, rehabilitation services, care planning
and case management, in-home monitoring, pain management,
disease management, patient/caregiver education.
VitalStim Therapy for patients with swallowing-related
complications; Patient View monitoring system for
high-risk patients to reduce the risk of re-hospitalization.
Cancer care, heart and vascular care, emergency care,
orthopedics, wound care, hyperbaric medicine.
Radiology, outpatient and primary care, specialty care, surgery,
mental health, diabetes program, rehabilitation.
Certified as a Primary Stroke Center, endoscopic
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All-inclusive healthcare, including medical, social
and support services.
Primary care and physician specialist services; nursing care;
rehabilitation services; dental, hearing and foot care; mental
health services; meal planning and nutrition; spiritual counseling;
social day program; caregiver education; transportation.
A new 20,000-square-foot day center features a medical
clinic with triage area, a physical and occupationaltherapy gym, a spacious dining room and full-service
kitchen, several activity rooms, a hairdresser, and more.
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Breast health, cancer care, cardiac care, orthopedics,
emergency care, radiology.
Center for Joint Replacement; Mercy Cancer Care; emergency department with
Supertrack unit; gynecology; pain management program; diagnostic imaging
services; emergency cardiac care; physical, occupational and speech therapy;
senior behavioral health; stroke/neuroscience care; surgical services.
A new cancer center; a bariatrics surgery and sleep
center established in 2011. Mercy Health will soon
open a 23,500-square-foot outpatient ambulatory care
facility located in Plymouth Meeting Mall.
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SUMMARY
NAZARETH
HOSPITAL
2601 Holme Ave.,
Philadelphia
(866) NAZARETH
mercyhealth.org/nazareth
A member of Mercy Health System, this award-winning, nationally recognized
community hospital offers diagnostic, medical, surgical and therapeutic
care to Northeast Philadelphia.
Nazareth Center for Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
8131 Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia; (215) 335-3954, mercyhealth.org
PHOENIXVILLE
HOSPITAL
140 Nutt Road,
Phoenixville
(610) 983-1000
phoenixvillehospital.com
This acute-care facility serves residents of Chester and Montgomery
counties, offering 153 licensed beds.
ST. CHRISTOPHER’S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
Erie Avenue and Front Street,
Philadelphia, (215) 427-5000
stchristophershospital.com
This 189-bed facility includes an acute-care hospital, two ambulatory
care areas, a medical office building, a teaching and education center,
and research laboratories.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
3401 N. Broad St., Philadelphia
(800) TEMPLE-MED
tuh.templehealth.org
A 746-bed teaching hospital offering comprehensive inpatient and outpatient
services to the surrounding community, plus highly specialized tertiary
services to the entire Philadelphia region.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
111 S. 11th St.,
Philadelphia
(215) 955-6000
jeffersonhospital.org
An academic medical center offering 957 licensed acute-care beds and
major programs in a wide range of clinical specialties.
TRIUMPH HOSPITAL PHILADELPHIA
1930 S. Broad St., Philadelphia,
(215) 339-4100,
triumph-healthcare.com
This 58-bed, acute-care hospital includes a 10-bed licensed intensive-care
unit and a 48-bed private medical surgical unit with private bathrooms.
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601 N. Ithan Avenue, Bryn Mawr
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SPECIALTIES
SERVICES
WHAT’S NEW
Primary stroke center; nationally certified stroke and
congestive heart failure care; hip and knee replacement;
heart and cancer care affiliated with Penn Cardiac
Care and Jefferson Kimmel Cancer Center; affiliated
with the Rothman Institute for Orthopaedics.
Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine,
20-bed acute rehabilitation unit, 28-bed transitional
care unit, orthopedics, inpatient/outpatient rehab services,
diagnostic imaging, minimally invasive surgery, vascular care,
lab services.
Best-in-class MRI; digital mammography; GYN services
through Mercy Women’s Health Care; national certification
and American Heart Association’s “Get With the Guidelines”
award for congestive heart failure; minimally invasive
surgery; bariatric program.
Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Women’s services, including a Level II neonatal intensive-care unit
affiliated with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia; comprehensive
cardiovascular medicine and surgical services, including a cardiothoracic surgery program affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania Health System; cancer center affiliated with the University
of Pennsylvania Health System; orthopedics; internal medicine.
Advanced robotic surgery, including urologic, cardiac,
thoracic, gynecology and gynecology-oncology; neurosurgery;
pain management.
Cardiology, critical care, ENT, emergency medicine,
hematology, neonatal services, orthopedics,
plastic surgery, radiology, surgery.
Trauma center, transplants, sleep center, burn center,
advanced blood conservation program, Ronald McDonald
Care mobile dental clinic, regional fetal evaluation center.
Abdominal transplants, bariatric surgery, bone marrow
transplants, cancer care, digestive disease, heart care,
lung care, neurosciences, orthopedics.
Burn center, emergency medicine, Level I trauma center, infant
intensive care nursery, pediatrics, surgery, physical medicine and
rehabilitation, psychiatry and behavioral science, radiology, urology.
Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson, Rothman Institute
at Jefferson for orthopedics, Jefferson Heart and
Vascular Center, Jefferson Hospital for Neuroscience,
gastroenterology/transplant surgery.
Myrna Brind Center of Integrative Medicine, minimally invasive
surgery, weight-loss surgery, atrial fibrillation treatment,
Jefferson Headache Center.
Pulmonary, wound care and rehabilitation services.
Long-term acute care for pulmonary, renal, neurologic and infectious
diseases; full range of therapy services for stroke patients.
Patient Tower, including an expanded emergency room
and new ICU with 24 private rooms each; bedside
ER registration to reduce waiting times; bariatric surgery
and weight-management program; new affiliation with
Philadelphia Hand Center at the Limerick campus;
parking garage with more than 500 additional spaces.
Multidisciplinary adult oncology center for seniors with
cancer; live donor liver transplantation program; open, high-field
extremity MRI; Jefferson Myrna Brind Center of Integrative
Medicine fitness center; Jefferson mobile website for smart
phones; Jefferson Group Acupuncture; Jefferson Celiac Center.
Waverly Heights
Retirement Living
H O N O R S
• Waverly named one of the Best
Places to Work in PA for 2011
Share your dream of the ideal retirement lifestyle,
and Waverly Heights will bring it to life
Chances are you have a vision of how you’d like your retirement to look and feel.
We believe you should have your way. So, we’ve spent over twenty-five years
fine-tuning our services to put the retirement lifestyle you seek within easy reach.
We have the residence, the chef, the housekeeper, the programs director, the trainer...
and a long list of other superb professionals and resources happily in place.
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Visit soon to tell us all that you have in mind.
610.645.8764
1400 Waverly Road, Gladwyne, PA 19035-1296
www.waverlyheightsltd.org
A nonprofit, non-sectarian lifecare community
• Deficiency-free status designated
by the Pennsylvania Department
of Health for three consecutive
years
• Muirfield named as one of the
top nursing homes in the United
States in U.S. News & World
Report for three consecutive years
• Waverly named by Morrison
Senior Dining as top client in
its mid-Atlantic region and,
in a separate award, named the
community having the highest
level of resident satisfaction
• New villas garnered first place
in the Association of Builders
and Contractors (ABC) 2011
Merit Construction Awards and
Excellence Competition
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NAME
CONTACT
SUMMARY
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA HEALTH SYSTEM
pennmedicine.org
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
3400 Spruce St., Philadelphia
(215) 662-4000
pennmedicine.org/hup
This flagship hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Health System is worldrenowned for its clinical and research excellence. It provides highly specialized
tertiary and quaternary levels of care in more than 200 specialty programs and clinics.
Penn Medicine Radnor
250 King of Prussia Road,
Radnor
(610) 902-2000
pennmedicine.org/radnor
This spacious facility offers patients a wide range of services in more than
40 medical specialties, including educational programs for issues like
heart disease and cancer prevention, plus classes in stress management,
yoga and more.
Pennsylvania Hospital
800 Spruce St.,
Philadelphia
(215) 829-3000
pennmedicine.org/pahosp
Founded as the nation’s first hospital in 1751, this 515-bed, acute-care
facility provides a full range of diagnostic and therapeutic medical
services while functioning as a major teaching and clinical research
institution.
Penn Medicine Valley Forge
1001 Chesterbrook Blvd., Berwyn,
(610) 576-7500,
pennmedicine.org/valley-forge
Penn Medicine Valley Forge is a 90,000-square-foot outpatient medical building
in Chester County, with space for more than 50 primary care and specialty care
physicians, electronic medical records, and on-site laboratory and radiology services.
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
51 N. 39th St.,
Philadelphia
(215) 662-8000
pennmedicine.org/presby
This 300-plus-bed, acute-care teaching hospital sits on a 16-acre campus
that encompasses an array of medical institutes, specialty centers and
research programs.
Scheie Eye Institute
51 N. 39th St.,
Philadelphia
(215) 662-8000
pennmedicine.org/ophth
With more than 45 physicians and scientists, Scheie has the depth and breadth
necessary to care for every type of eye problem, to find treatments for the leading
causes of vision loss, and to educate future ophthalmologists and vision scientists.
It consistently ranks among the top five ophthalmology departments in the
country in funding from the National Eye Institute of the National Institutes of Health.
WILLS EYE INSTITUTE
840 Walnut St., Philadelphia
(877) 289-4557
willseye.org
The first facility in the country dedicated exclusively to the treatment of eye disorders,
this nonprofit specialty institution features an ambulatory surgery center, clinics,
physicians’ offices, and a state-of-the-art center for ophthalmic education and research.
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than Crossroads Hospice. That’s because we constantly
search for new ways to deliver care. Our staffing is
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SPECIALTIES
SERVICES
WHAT’S NEW
Cardiac care, cancer care, neurosurgery, transplants.
Allergy and immunology, diabetes, emergency medicine, home
infusion therapy, internal medicine, occupational medicine, pediatrics,
sleep medicine, travel medicine, women’s health, radiology, fertility care.
Ranked one of the country’s top 10 hospitals by
U.S. News & World Report for the third consecutive year.
Cardiology, ophthalmology, women’s health, executive
health, travel medicine.
Behavioral health sciences, dermatology, geriatric health, health
education programs, internal medicine, otorhinolaryngology,
physical therapy, renal medicine, sleep medicine, stress and
weight management classes, radiology.
Orthopedics, women’s cardiovascular center, neurology
and neurosurgery, obstetrics, high-risk maternal and
fetal medicine services, urology, spine care, gamma
knife radiosurgery, behavioral health.
Bariatric surgery, integrated breast center, cardiology and cardiac surgery,
Ranked among the nation’s best for orthopedic care,
emergency medicine, infectious diseases, minimally invasive surgery, Parkinneurology and neurosurgery in U.S. News & World Report.
son’s Disease and Movement Disorders Center, robotic surgery, primary care,
radiology, crisis response center, Joan Karnell Cancer Center, otorhinolaryngology.
A focus on primary care for internal medicine, family
practice, OB/GYN, pediatrics and geriatrics. A personalized
preventive care plan maximizes patients’ health.
Allergy and immunology, bariatric surgery, cardiology,
endocrinology, neurosurgery, orthopedics, pulmonary medicine,
radiology, rheumatology, sleep medicine, sports medicine.
The innovative Personalized Preventive Care Program
provides diagnostic care and screenings, physician
counseling and comprehensive care.
Cancer care, cardiac care, gastroenterology, minimally
invasive surgery, orthopedics.
Behavioral health, emergency medicine, family medicine,
homecare and hospice, physical therapy, radiology,
sleep disorders, skilled care services, Scheie Eye Institute,
wound care.
PPMC received the 2010 Delaware Valley Healthcare Council
Patient Safety Award for interventions to prevent surgical
site infections following joint replacement surgery; the Penn
Heart Rescue program has expanded to provide emergency
cardiac care to patients from six regional hospitals.
Scheie is a world leader in research on retinal
degenerations, especially age-related macular
degeneration.
General eye care and eye exams, refractive surgery (LASIK),
eye movement disorders, cataracts, glaucoma, low vision,
dry eyes, oculo-facial and orbital surgery, retina disorders,
neuro-ophthalmology.
Scheie researchers have discovered groundbreaking
gene therapy to treat congenital blindness;
Dry Eye Center.
Cataract and primary eye care, contact lens service,
glaucoma, neuro-ophthalmology, oculoplastics, oncology,
pathology, pediatric ophthalmology, cornea/retina services.
Refractive surgery unit, Foerderer Center for the Study of Eye Movement
Disorders in Children, Center for Sports Vision, low vision service,
24-hour emergency service.
Diagnostic center; online knowledge portal; growth and
innovation under Dr. Alex V. Levin, new director of pediatric
ophthalmology; ocular genetics service.
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Hear, There and Everywhere
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Sound opinions on age-related hearing loss.
What? WHAT??
Sound familiar? The Journal of the American Medical
Association reports that agerelated hearing loss is the
third most prevalent chronic
condition in seniors. Between
25 and 40 percent of people
65 years or older are hearing
impaired.
Yet, many of them resist
getting hearing aids. “There’s
a stigma surrounding hearing
aids—that they’re bulky, stick
out and make people look
old,” says Dr. Andrew Chuma
of Chester County Otolaryngology and Allergy Associates in Kennett Square. “But
new technology has made a wide variety of hearing aids
possible—many of which sit in the ear or just behind it and
are almost invisible.”
Chuma knows this first-hand. Born with otosclerosis,
he wears a hearing aid. “Mine sits behind the ear; there’s
a thin wire that leads to my ear drum, which is almost
invisible,” says Chuma.
Often, people don’t realize the severity of their impairment. “It’s a gradual loss and the brain compensates for
it,” Chuma says. “People turn up the
volume on TVs or telephones. The
For an expanded
brain signals other senses—especially
version of this article,
vision—to help. Most people begin to
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lip read without realizing it.”
Presbycusis is the medical term for
age-related hearing loss, and it’s a problem of degenerating
cells. “There are minuscule hair cells in the ear that catch
sound waves, evaluate them and send that information to
the brain,” says Dr. Richard Herman of Otolaryngology
Plastic Surgery Associates, with offices in Doylestown,
Lansdale and Sellersville. “The degeneration of those hair
cells causes the loss in auditory processing.”
And it’s not just an inconvenience. Presbycusis is
more serious than many people realize, because it has farreaching implications. “Over time and left untreated, it
becomes a communication disorder,” Herman says. “The
ability to hear high frequencies—doorbells, the phone,
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etc.—is usually the first to go. Then, presbycusis takes
away the ability to hear letters and sounds at certain
frequencies. People can’t hear some of what’s said within
words and sentences; the brain loses the ability to discriminate between those sounds and process them.”
When caught and treated early, presbycusis can be
halted and sometimes reversed. With time and the right
hearing aids, the brain might even relearn to distinguish
sounds. “It could take months or years to recover, and if
the loss is too severe, it might not happen,” says Chuma.
“But it is possible for the brain to retrain itself to hear
sounds. That’s only possible if the hearing aid is worn all
the time so the brain hears background noise, complex
sentences and the rest of the sound in the world. And, of
course, the right hearing aid is required.”
Hearing aids start at about $1,000 an ear, topping out at
more than $2,500. They usually need to be replaced every
five to seven years. Manufacturers continually update their
technology and introduce new models, then stop making
replacement parts for older ones.
Hearing aids to alleviate presbycusis aren’t covered by
most health-insurance plans, Medicaid or Medicare. But
reimbursements are offered by the U.S. Department of
Veterans Affairs, the Federal Employees Health Benefits
Program and some teachers’ unions. “I wish that more
people would investigate hearing aids,” says Herman.
“They vastly improve quality of life.”
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