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Your experience can change maternity care in Philadelphia.
Temple Health maternity and childbirth services moved from Temple University Hospital–Main Campus to Temple Women & Families Hospital in September 2025. IRTH reviews may include maternity experiences from both Temple locations.
283
Total reviews
4.11
Average rating
The nurses and doctor made sure I was aware of everything multiple times. They constantly checked on me and meet my needs. I had much support and staff helping me care for my baby so I could rest and enjoy my 2 day break after I had my child. They also called to check in on me and the baby 3 times after I left the hospital within the first 3 weeks
Biological Birth Parent
I just felt dismissed and unheard during my appointment and follow up treatment
Biological Birth Parent
Painful epidural, nurses being dismissive of my questions & not being able to hold my baby because of the c-section I felt was never fully explained
Biological Birth Parent
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Temple Women & Families Hospital
REVIEW
Did you receive prenatal, labor and delivery, postpartum, breastfeeding, or NICU care through Temple Health? Explore experiences shared by other Black mothers and birthing people and add your own anonymous review.
REVIEW TOPICS
Prenatal care, labor and delivery, postpartum care, breastfeeding support, NICU care, and overall experience
LOCATION
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — Temple maternity and childbirth services are now located at Temple Women & Families Hospital
PRIVACY
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Frequently asked questions
Does Temple University Hospital still deliver babies?
No. Temple University Hospital–Main Campus permanently stopped labor and delivery services on September 3, 2025. Temple Health childbirth services are now provided at Temple Women & Families Hospital, located at 1331 E. Wyoming Avenue in Philadelphia.
Where do Temple Health patients give birth in Philadelphia?
Temple Health patients now give birth at Temple Women & Families Hospital, Temple Health’s dedicated maternity hospital at Wyoming and Castor Avenues in Philadelphia.
Is Temple Hospital a good hospital for giving birth?
The best maternity hospital depends on your individual needs and preferences. Temple Women & Families provides labor and delivery, postpartum care, high-risk pregnancy services, maternal-fetal medicine and newborn care. IRTH reviews can help families understand how Black and brown patients describe their actual experiences with Temple maternity care.
Can I anonymously review my maternity care?
Yes. IRTH lets you anonymously share your experience with prenatal care, labor and delivery, postpartum care, breastfeeding support, NICU care or your overall maternity experience at Temple Health. Your review is completely private and helps build a fuller, more honest picture of maternity care — so Black and brown parents in Philadelphia can find the care they deserve and hospitals are held accountable for how they treat every family.
Does Temple Hospital have a NICU?
Yes. Temple Women & Families Hospital has a Level III, 42-bed NICU providing specialized care for premature and high-risk newborns.
