Deborah Hospital Foundation’s 14th Annual Red Tie Gala

Deborah Hospital Foundation’s 14th Annual Red Tie Gala will be held Saturday, November 9, 2019, at the Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing.

Unstoppable Heart Care

If you’re afraid of COVID-19, and are avoiding coming back to your doctor for care, you should talk to Andy Dellolio (shown with his wife Holly and daughter Francesca Marie). Not only is he a loyal Deborah patient, but as a career EMT he fully understands the risks of coronavirus.

Delaying Medical Care Can Have Consequences

While residents of New Jersey were once encouraged to stay at home during peak of the COVID pandemic, many hospitals are reminding patients of the importance of staying on top of their health and resuming their health care treatment now that coronavirus cases have subsided in New Jersey.

Sleep Your Way to Better Health

KYW’s Rasa Kaye talks with Dr. Frank at Deborah, to sort through the negative side effects of poor sleep, and the many ways we can improve our well-being by improving our sack time.

Deborah Hosts the 7th Annual Role of Cardiac Imaging in the Female Patient

Deborah Heart and Lung Center is hosting a professional symposium – the 7th Annual Role of Cardiac Imaging in the Female Patient.

Lung Cancer Screenings Now Recommended for a Wider Group of Smokers

The United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPST) has updated its recommended guidance for annual low-dose CT scans.

Honorable Mention in DrFirst’s 2021 Healthiverse Heroes Award for Excellence in Using Healthcare Technology to Improve Care Collaboration, Interoperability, and Patient Outcomes

Healthiverse Heroes Award Winners Recognized for Uniting the Healthcare Universe by Connecting People and Information at Touch Points of Care

Keeping First Responders in Top Cardiac Shape

The evidence is pretty clear. First responders have higher occupational hazards with well-documented side effects.

New Chest Pain Guidelines Designed to Improve Patient Outcomes

Deborah Saved My Son’s Heart: Seamus’ Story

Seamus is a typical active teenager: he swims, he rides BMX, he plays soccer, and more. But when he began fainting for no reason, his parents took him to one of the top pediatric cardiology programs in the region at Deborah Heart and Lung Center.