To access WiFi in your inpatient room, call ext. 6684 (between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday) to request a free user name and password. Passwords can be good for one day, two days, one week or one month, to be determined by your stay as an inpatient.

An automated teller machine is located in the lobby of the Patient Care Center. 

A barber and hairdresser are available by appointment. At your request, we can arrange for this service. Contact your nurse. You are responsible for payment.

The Jeanes Gift Shop, located in the Patient Care Center’s main lobby, offers a selection of cards, gifts, magazines, balloons, fresh flowers, candy and snacks. The Gift Shop is open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on weekends. Our gift shop takes credit cards. 

Our phone number is 215-728 2109. 

Mail is delivered daily. All letters, packages and flowers addressed to you with your room number will be delivered to your room. The hospital’s address is 7600 Central Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19111. Any mail received after you are discharged will be forwarded to your home. Mailboxes are located at the front and rear entrances of the hospital.

The Philadelphia Inquirer is usually provided to inpatients every morning, courtesy of the Jeanes Campus Auxiliary. The Metro is a free paper also available to you.

Free parking is available in the visitor lots, located in front of the hospital and near our other buildings.

True to the Quaker tradition honoring “that which is of God within each person,” our chaplains seek to support, comfort, encourage and be a source of God’s presence to patients, family members and hospital staff. They are here to help you in drawing upon the solace of your own faith traditions and the strength of your own spiritual resources. If you would like to see a chaplain, or if you would like us to help you arrange a visit with a clergyperson of your choice, please call our office at ext. 2036.

The Jeanes Campus nursing staff is responsible for providing all of your care throughout your hospital stay. High-tech monitoring devices and computerized documentation make it difficult for nurses from outside the hospital to adequately care for you. Therefore, Jeanes Campus does not allow private duty nurses or other healthcare providers to care for patients.  Privately contracted individuals may only act only as companions during your hospitalization.

Information on agencies that provide such services is available by calling the hospital operator at 215-728-2000 and asking for the Clinical Coordinator. The agency you select will give you information on the method of payment for the services. The expense is not a part of your hospital bill.

These companies can provide service to and from Jeanes Campus:

• Philadelphia Taxi: 215-728-8000
• Yellow Cab: 215-333-3333

A private telephone is located at your bedside. Please tell family and friends your telephone number so they may call you directly. As a courtesy to other patients, and to ensure that you get enough rest, incoming calls to your room will not be connected between 11p.m. and 7 a.m. Patients may dial out at any time. Please follow these instructions when you make a telephone call:

• Calls within the hospital: Dial the last four digits of hospital extension (for example, to call 215-728-9999, simply dial 9999).
• Local calls: Dial 9 + area code + telephone number.
• Suburban and long-distance calls: Dial 8 + 0 + area code + telephone number.

Give the operator your calling card number, or request a collect call.

Note: Suburban toll calls and long-distance calls must be made collect, charged to a calling card, or charged to a third-party number. The hospital cannot accept collect calls.

The television system throughout the hospital is provided by an independent vendor. All rooms are equipped with a color television, which may be rented for a fee. Instructions for activating your television service will be provided to you upon admission.

The speaker for your television is located in the remote attached to your bedside (referred to as a pillow speaker). Please be considerate of other patients and keep the volume low.

For your safety, personal televisions are strictly prohibited for electrical safety reasons.