Temple University Hospital – Main Campus has been ranked as one of the most socially responsible hospitals in the nation by the Lown Institute, receiving ‘A’ grades in Health Equity, Value of Care and Patient Outcomes on the 2024-25 Lown Institute “Hospitals Index.” Out of more than 3,500 hospitals measured by the Lown Institute – a nonpartisan healthcare think-tank – on the basis of Health Equity, Value of Care and Patient Outcome metrics, only 5% achieved honor roll status, with Temple University Hospital (TUH) – Main Campus ranking among this select group of high performers. “Temple Health is committed to providing our patients with high quality, equitable health care. Serving one of our nation’s most vulnerable communities, we provide compassionate care and social resources in an effort to deliver excellent outcomes for all, regardless of zip code or life circumstances,” said Abhinav Rastogi, MBA, MIS, President and CEO of Temple University Hospital and Executive Vice President of Temple University Health System. “This honor is further proof of the impact that we have on our community and in the lives of our patients. The hard work and dedication of our entire team makes it possible.” #ItTakesTemple #TempleHealthEquity
Congratulations! Wonderful work there!
Director Office of Legal Affairs/Contract Management @ Temple University School of Medicine/Temple University Physicians
1moI’ve always used Temple physicians in the past 30+years exclusively with no issues & total satisfaction. However, a recent experience has left me feeling quite the opposite on many levels. I received terrible patient care both in the ER & the a clinical practices. Actually it’s been a fiasco & great disappointment. Shocking how terrible an experience I’ve had that has left me dismayed at how awful the medical care had been following a surgery. I’ve been to the ER twice, the 1st time @ TUH greatly worsening my condition & the second at CHH ER where the results & treatment was helpful in correcting the mistakes in the TUH ER but still not the correct treatment. My infection got worse not better. I was told I needed another surgery to correct the infection & then had that refuted by a 2nd opinion saying that surgery was unnecessary. I’m undergoing wound care treatment currently & hopefully it cures the infection. I’d never use the surgeon again & will probably start using another Heath System after over being a loyal Temple advocate. I can’t recommend TUH for best medical practices in good conscience. My treatment has been a disaster except for the last surgeon who was most helpful when I demanded an immediate second opinion.