Our Bucks County hospitals are among the best in the Philadelphia region, and some are rated among the best in the country. These top-notch healthcare facilities are part of the BCHIP partnership, collaborating with us and other healthcare and advocacy groups in our area to continually improve access to the best health services for the residents of Bucks County.
Grand View Hospital was Bucks County’s very first hospital, founded in 1913 by local doctors who were concerned about the future of medical care in the Bucks and Montgomery County areas. Their foresight has grown into one of the premier health systems in our area, providing a full range of medical services.
For more than 20 years, Grand View has partnered with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) to establish CHOP Newborn & Pediatric Care at Grand View Health, providing neonatal and pediatric expertise for newborns, complicated births, C-sections, and our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
Augmenting their advanced medical services further, Grand View Health recently joined forces with Penn Medicine as part of their Penn Cancer Network, Penn Medicine Orthopedic Surgery, and Penn Trauma Network.
Doylestown Hospital was founded in 1923. Since then, Doylestown Hospital has become a premier area hospital for its state-of-the-art services, and last year, on its 100-year birthday, Doylestown became a teaching hospital, welcoming its first class of family medicine resident physicians.
Doylestown offers the most advanced technology for early lung cancer screening and diagnosis in the region and is a destination hospital for the highest level of heart and vascular care, offering the newest advances in technology and surgical options. It is one of only two hospitals in PA and 33 in the nation to earn Primary Heart Attack Center certification.
Jefferson Bucks Hospital is one of the newer hospitals in our region, established in 1999 in Langhorne, providing leading-edge treatment in a home-like atmosphere. Jefferson Bucks maintains a large network of primary care physicians who focus on preventative health and wellness services. Jefferson Bucks is associated with Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia through the Jefferson Health Network.
Lower Bucks Hospital, located in historic Bristol, was founded in 1954 by a grassroots movement of local residents. This highly respected community hospital serves the Lower Bucks County region with medical, surgical, and emergency care. Lower Bucks has had a well-respected residency program since 2016, training more than 45 residents each year for internal medicine, family medicine, and podiatry. Lower Bucks Hospital offers patients the unique ability to schedule their ER visits to decrease long wait times and expedite care.
St. Luke’s Hospital Upper Bucks is part of the St. Luke’s Health System, founded in 1872 in Bethlehem as community care for the Bethlehem Steel workers and other Bethlehem residents. Since then, St. Luke’s University Health Network has grown to 15 campuses, the region’s first medical school campus, the nation’s oldest operating nursing school, and the largest hospital-based EMS service in Pennsylvania. St. Luke’s was the first hospital in PA to offer robotic surgery and is designated a Level I Trauma Center.
St. Luke’s opened its Upper Bucks Campus in 2019, bringing all that expertise and quality to Bucks County, north of Quakertown. The Upper Bucks Campus offers spacious private rooms, critical care, surgical services, a large emergency room, a state-of-the-art Interventional Radiology Lab, a Women & Babies Pavilion, and a Cancer Center.
St. Mary Medical Center in Langhorne joined with several other area hospitals in 2018 to form Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic, the largest Catholic healthcare system serving the Greater Philadelphia region. Originally founded in 1860 by the Sisters of St. Francis, St. Mary moved from Philadelphia to Langhorne in 1973 and became a trusted hospital for cutting-edge medicine infused with compassionate care.
St. Mary is one of the largest hospitals in Bucks County, with 373 beds and a long history of providing top-level care for generations. Recipient of the “America’s 100 Best Hospitals Award” for three consecutive years, St. Mary offers advanced non-invasive treatments, adult and pediatric emergency services, and inpatient medical and rehabilitation facilities, along with supportive health and wellness programs.
