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UPMC Hamot is 423-bed, tertiary care teaching medical center with a Level II trauma center located in Erie, Pennsylvania. Hamot offers primary medical care and the full complement of medical specialties.
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2775 Mosside Blvd. Monroeville, PA 15146. 412-357-3000. View a map of UPMC East (PDF). Get directions to UPMC East and find parking. UPMC East is the region's newest hospital, designed from the ground up with patients and state-of-the-art care in mind. The hospital provides:
- Allegheny General Hospital
- Children’s Hospital
- Forbes Hospital
- Jefferson Hospital
- Magee Women’s Hospital
- Mercy Hospital
- Montefiore Hospital
- Ohio Valley Hospital
- Passavant Hospital
- Presbyterian Hospital
Allegheny General Hospital began before that area of the North Side where it is located became part of the City of Pittsburgh. The first location of the hospital opened with 50 beds in 1885, and it was only in 1907 that Allegheny City became part of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh had several hospitals at that time, but Allegheny City had none to serve its ...
Children’s Hospital was born from a great notion. In 1887, Kirk LeMoyne, the young son of a Pittsburgh pediatrician, and some friends had an idea to raise $3,000 to endow a cot at The Western Pennsylvania Hospital dedicated to the care of an infant or child. Once the funds were raised, Jane Holmes a local philanthropist and church worker, bequeathe...
Forbes Hospital formed in 1972 when Pittsburgh Hospital in East Liberty and Columbia Hospital in Wilkinsburg merged with a private clinic East Suburban General Hospital in Monroeville. The new hospital was built on Haymaker Road in Monroeville and opened in 1978. It got its name because all the preceding hospitals were located along the old Forbes ...
Jefferson Hospital was born from two hospitals in the South Hills: Homestead and St. Joseph’s Hospitals, both of which were established in the early 20th Century. In 1973, the two hospitals formed South Hills Health System and eventually changed its name to Jefferson Regional Medical Center. In 2013, it became part of Allegheny Health Network and, ...
The hospital began in 1911 in a home at the corner of Forbes Avenue and Halkett Street. State Senator Christopher Magee provided for the hospital in his will. He stipulated that it be named after his wife, Elizabeth. It moved in 1915 to the present location at Halkett Street in Oakland. The hospital closed in 1918 during the influenza epidemic. The...
Mercy Hospital was Pittsburgh’s first hospital. The Sisters of Mercy, a Catholic religious congregation from Ireland, founded the hospital in 1843. It was located on Penn Avenue in downtown Pittsburgh. Mercy Hospital eventually moved to the uptown area of Pittsburgh. It became UPMC Mercy in 2008 and is the only remaining Catholic hospital in the ar...
Montefiore Hospital was founded by the Hebrew Ladies Hospital Aid Society in 1908 to serve the health concerns of the city’s Jewish community. It opened in the Hill District on Centre Avenue. In 1929, the hospital moved to Fifth Avenue in the city’s Oakland neighborhood. In 1990, Montefiore became affiliated with the Presbyterian-University Hospita...
Established in the 1890s, this hospital was originally known as McKees Rocks Hospital. A 1906 charter changed the name to Ohio Valley General Hospital. A new hospital opened in 1949 on Heckel Road. In 2014, the hospital changed its name to remove “general”, and in 2019 Ohio Valley joined Heritage Valley Health System.
Passavant Hospital opened in McCandless Township in 1964 to serve the growing suburban population in the North HiIls, but it had its origins many years before when the Rev. William Passavant began caring for Mexican War soldiers in 1849 on the North Side, calling it the Pittsburgh Infirmary. The hospital moved to the Hill District and changed its n...
Louise Lyle, the wife of a Presbyterian minister, founded this hospital in 1893 on the North Side. In the 1920s the University of Pittsburgh desired to create a medical center in Oakland and lured Presby to the neighborhood. The new hospital opened in 1938 with the objective of providing health care, conducting research, and providing education. Th...
Allegheny General Hospital is a large urban hospital located at 320 East North Avenue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is part of the larger Allegheny Health Network.
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) is a $21 billion integrated global nonprofit health enterprise that has 89,000 employees, 40 hospitals with more than 8,000 licensed beds, 700 clinical locations including outpatient sites and doctors' offices, a 3.7 million-member health insurance division, as well as commercial and international ventures.
Suite 200 Pittsburgh , PA 15219. Primary Contact: 412-566-1568. Fax: 412-232-1926. Billing: 1-888-857-7646. UPMC CCP – Greater Pittsburgh is dedicated to providing comprehensive medical care for infants, children, adolescents, and young adults in Pittsburgh, Pa. and the surrounding area.
