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To see a specialist through our Aortic Valve Disease Program, call 800-TEMPLE-MED (800-836-7536) or request an appointment today.

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Temple Heart & Vascular Institute

Temple University Hospital – Main Campus
3509 N. Broad Street
Boyer Pavilion, 4th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19140
800-TEMPLE-MED

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Temple Cardiovascular, Vascular & Endovascular Surgery at Jeanes Campus

Temple University Hospital – Jeanes Campus
7604 Central Avenue
Friends Hall
Suite 101
Philadelphia, PA 19111
215-728-CARE

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Temple Cardiology at Jeanes Campus

Temple University Hospital – Jeanes Campus
7600 Central Avenue
Heart & Surgery Center, Suite 100
Philadelphia, PA 19111
215-728-CARE

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Temple Physicians at Palmer Park

1741 Frankford Avenue
Suite 100
Philadelphia, PA 19125
215-425-2424

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Temple University Hospital – Episcopal Campus

100 E. Lehigh Avenue
Medical Arts Building, Suite 110
Philadelphia, PA 19125
215-707-1135

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Temple Chestnut Hill Cardiology

1722 Bethlehem Pike
Flourtown, PA 19031
215-233-9700

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