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Q: When Will Temple University Hospital – Main Campus stop providing childbirth services?

At 8:00 AM on September 3, 2025 , Temple University Hospital – Main Campus at Broad & Ontario will permanently discontinue all labor and delivery services. Every expectant mother receiving Temple Health obstetric care will then deliver at Temple Women & Families Hospital at Wyoming & Castor Avenues.

IMPORTANT: Labor & Delivery services have moved from Temple University Hospital–Main Campus (Broad & Ontario) to our new women & families hospital.

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Temple Women & Families Hospital: Comprehensive Women’s Health in Philadelphia

Temple Women & Families Hospital is Philadelphia’s only hospital focused entirely on women’s health and family care. Our team provides comprehensive services, from OB/GYN and maternity care to family medicine and pediatrics, women’s health specialties, and radiology services—all in one place.

Conveniently located at Wyoming and Castor Avenues, the hospital is easy to reach by SEPTA, public transit, and major highways. With leading specialists, a Baby-Friendly designation, and a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Temple Women & Families Hospital offers exceptional care for women and families across the greater Philadelphia region.

When her pregnancy caused alarming symptoms dismissed by local doctors, a young mother sought care from the Temple Cardio-OB Program, where our specialists quickly diagnosed her with peripartum cardiomyopathy, a rare heart condition. Temple’s team provided essential treatment and coordinated with her local providers for a safe delivery. Inspired by Temple’s compassionate care, she is now pursuing nursing, determined to help others advocate for their health.

Your Journey, Every Step of the Way

Whether you’re preparing for childbirth, caring for your newborn, or managing your long-term health, you’ll find dedicated support here. Browse our areas of care below, or visit our Services page for additional information. Our providers are here to guide and care for women and families through each stage of life.

Obstetric & Maternity Care

Prenatal care and personalized birth planning
High-risk pregnancy care and maternal-fetal medicine
Labor and delivery services with private postpartum rooms and family accommodations
Breastfeeding support and lactation consultation

Neonatal & Pediatric Services

Level III NICU with state-of-the-art equipment
Specialized newborn care and pediatric medicine
Pediatric specialty consultations
Newborn screening and immunizations

Women's Health Specialties

Comprehensive gynecology services
Family planning and contraceptive counseling
Menopause management and hormone therapy 
Urogynecology
Breast health

Diagnostic & Imaging Services

Mammography and breast ultrasound
MRI, CT and X-ray imaging services
Ultrasound and fetal monitoring
DEXA (Bone Density Scans)

Primary and Specialty Care

Family medicine and primary care
Bariatric and weight loss management
Behavioral Health: integrated psychiatric and counseling services, including support for postpartum depression and anxiety
Nutritional counseling and diabetes management
Additional specialties coming soon!

Schedule Your Appointment at Philadelphia’s Only Women’s Health Hospital

Call 800-TEMPLE-MED or find a doctor to schedule your visit at Temple Women & Families Hospital. We offer women’s health services from annual checkups to advanced specialty care, all in one hospital dedicated to women and families.

We are proud of our Temple physicians from 45 specialties for being named to Philadelphia magazine’s “Top Doctors” list for 2025.

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Temple Women & Families Hospital community baby shower

Temple Health partnered with community organizations to host two baby showers, offering local parents health screenings, education, and connections to support services.

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Our entire team moving to Temple Women & Families Hospital has been preparing for all situations to ensure the same level of care to our future parents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Patients often have questions about childbirth services, where to go for care, and what to expect at Temple Women & Families Hospital. Here are answers to some of the most common ones. For a complete list, visit our full FAQ page.

When Will Temple University Hospital – Main Campus stop providing childbirth services?

At 8:00 AM on September 3, 2025, Temple University Hospital – Main Campus at Broad & Ontario will permanently discontinue all labor and delivery services. Every expectant mother receiving Temple Health obstetric care will then deliver at Temple Women & Families Hospital at Wyoming & Castor Avenues.

Where should I go if I'm a Temple Health patient in labor?

Beginning on September 3, 2025, all Temple Health labor and delivery care will occur at Temple Women & Families Hospital, located at 1331 E. Wyoming Avenue in Philadelphia. If you go into labor, come directly to our Wyoming & Castor location - we're open 24/7 for deliveries.

Will I see the same Temple Health providers?

Yes, the team of Temple Health OB/GYN physicians and maternity providers have relocated to Temple Women & Families Hospital to continue your care in our new family-focused facility.

Where is Temple Women & Families Hospital located in Philadelphia?

Temple Women & Families Hospital is located at 1331 E. Wyoming Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19124, at the intersection of Wyoming & Castor Avenues in Philadelphia. We offer free on-site parking and convenient access via SEPTA Bus Routes 3, 5, 54, and 75, plus easy highway access from I-95 and Route 1 (Roosevelt Boulevard).

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Your Health, Above All.

Temple Women & Families Hospital: Comprehensive Women’s Health in Philadelphia

Your Journey, Every Step of the Way

Schedule Your Appointment at Philadelphia’s Only Women’s Health Hospital

Frequently Asked Questions

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