The Jewish Hospital

The Jewish Hospital is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, dedicated 2017.

Philadelphia County · dedicated 2017 · At hospital, 5501 Old York Rd., at intersection of Albert Einstein Dr., Philadelphia

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Organized in 1865, it was the first hospital in Pa. funded and established by Jewish people to treat members of their religion, although it was open to all. By the mid-1800s, Philadelphia's Jewish population rose sharply, primarily because of Jews fleeing Germany. The Jewish Hospital provided kosher food and observed Jewish religious practices unavailable at other hospitals. It was renamed Albert Einstein Medical Center in 1952.

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