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Doylestown Health and the University of Pennsylvania Health System (UPHS) celebrated the signing of a definitive agreement to become part of Penn Medicine, strengthening the two organizations’ shared commitment to delivering the most advanced, convenient and compassionate care to patients and families across the greater Philadelphia region.

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A surgeon uses ginger grips to maneuver instruments and robotic arms during a robotics-assisted procedure.

Robotic Technology Opens the Door for More Surgeries That Are Less Invasive

Our general surgeons are performing more complex abdominal surgeries using tiny incisions with the Intuitive da Vinci® Surgical System. The robotic platform enhances precision and dexterity, while offering a superior, 3-D immersive view so your surgeon can manipulate tissue and place sutures (stitches) in hard-to-reach areas of the body. Tiny incisions mean less pain, less scarring, shorter hospital stays, and a faster recovery.

Doylestown Hospital Earns a Fall “A” Hospital Safety Grade from the Leapfrog Group

Doylestown Hospital is the only hospital in Pennsylvania to have earned 17 consecutive “A” Hospital Safety Grades for excellence in patient safety from the Leapfrog Group.

Walking Pneumonia is On the Rise - Here’s How to Protect Your Family

Cases of walking pneumonia have increased significantly in our region. Doylestown Health Emergency Medicine Physician Brenda Foley, MD, says the good news is that walking pneumonia is treatable with the proper antibiotics. She has guidance on how to determine whether your nagging cough could be walking pneumonia.

Kidney Stone Care at Doylestown Health

Kidney stones are a common and typically painful medical condition. Beyond the pain and disruption of your life, stones can damage kidney function or, if associated with infection, lead to more severe complication, including sepsis.

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