Fox Chase Cancer Center includes the main campus in Philadelphia, as well as other locations within the Philadelphia area and Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Main Campus
333 Cottman Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19111-2497
Directions | Parking

Buckingham
(Radiation Therapy/Imaging/Genetic Testing/Surgical Consultations)
2365 Heritage Center Drive
Furlong, PA 18925
215-794-2700
Directions | Free Parking

Huntingdon Pike
(Dermatology/Mohs Facility/Urology)
8 Huntingdon Pike
Rockledge, PA 19046
Directions | Free Parking

Fox Chase-Temple University Hospital Bone Marrow Transplant Program
Jeanes Hospital
7600 Central Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19111
Directions | Parking | Jeanes.com

Fox Chase Cancer Center Hematology/Oncology at Jeanes
Jeanes Physician Office Building
7500 Central Avenue
Suite 110
Philadelphia, PA 19111
215-214-4380
Directions | Parking | Jeanes.com

Fox Chase Cancer Center East Norriton—Hospital Outpatient Center
2701 Dekalb Pike
East Norriton, PA 19401
Directions  | Free Parking

Fox Chase Cancer Center at Temple University Hospital
3401 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19140
Directions | Parking | CancerCenter.TempleHealth.org

Fox Chase Cancer Center at Temple University Hospital-Northeastern Campus
Mandell Pavilion, 1st Floor
2301 E. Allegheny Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19134
215-926-3880
Directions | Northeastern.TempleHealth.org

Parking and Drop-Off

On our main campus, you may park in the West Garage, East Garage or one of our outdoor lots. In the West Garage, Levels 1 and 2 have entrances to the West Building. In the East Garage on parking Level A, there is an indoor walkway that leads to the Young Pavilion. Patient drop-off areas are located on Level 2 of the West Garage and the circle in front of the West Building. Wheelchairs can be found at most entrances. Stop at the Patient Support Services desk on Level 1 of the West Building for help with wheelchairs or oxygen tanks. If you are a Fox Chase patient and need oxygen during your visit, it can be arranged  through the nursing department with a prescription from an FCCC doctor.  Non-Patient visitors are reminded to bring an adequate supply if using an oxygen tank.