The 239-bed Holy Redeemer has been growing in size since 1959. In the middle of its three-year community health assessment, Holy Redeemer has identified its priorities as mental health, substance use, food access, access to care, prevention and management of chronic conditions, housing, racism and discrimination in health care. It has recently expanded its critical services for mothers with substance abuse issues, created a breast cancer awareness walk for patients and families, joined two regional coalitions for gun violence and patient safety and engaged in a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. Holy Redeemer Hospital was one of only 29 hospitals in the Commonwealth notified by the Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania that it demonstrated low rates of health care-associated infections in 2022. It is also certified as a primary stroke center, has certifications as a maternity center, earned a gold award from the American Heart Association, is Aetna certified for joint replacements and more.
