Penn Medicine Radnor
250 King of Prussia Road
Radnor, PA 19087
LOCATION MAP
FROM BRYN MAWR
Take Lancaster Avenue (Route 30 West),
three-tenths of a mile past Villanova University,
go past the entrance to the Blue Route
(476-North). Immediately past the highway,
turn right at traffic light on King of Prussia
Road. Penn Medicine Radnor is at
250 King of Prussia Road on the left, past
Radnor High School.
FROM PAOLI AND WAYNE
Take Lancaster Avenue (Route 30 East), go
past the entrance to the Blue Route (476
South), get into the far left lane. At intersection,
make a left at the traffic light on King of
Prussia Road. Penn Medicine Radnor is at
250 King of Prussia Road on the left, past
Radnor High School.
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FROM THE NORTH
VIA THE BLUE ROUTE (I-476)
Take exit 13 for St. Davids/Villanova. Bear
right toward 30 East. On Route 30 East, get
into left lane. Go to traffic light and turn left
onto King of Prussia Road. Penn Medicine
Radnor is at 250 King of Prussia Road on
the left, past Radnor High School.
FROM THE NORTH VIA I-81
Take I-81 south to exit 175 A and merge
onto PA-315 south toward Pittston. Take the
I-81 north ramp. Keep left at the fork and
continue toward I-476 south. Go .5 miles
and stay right at the fork and merge on
I-476 south. Follow directions above from
the north via the Blue Route (I-476).
FROM THE SOUTH
VIA THE BLUE ROUTE (I-476)
Take exit 13 for St. Davids/Villanova. Stay in
center lane. At the end of the exit ramp, cross
over Route 30 (Lancaster Avenue), stay straight
to King of Prussia Road. Penn Medicine Radnor
is at 250 King of Prussia Road on the left, past
Radnor High School.
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New Jersey Turnpike
PARKING
Penn Medicine Radnor offers free parking on the premises. Valet parking is also available at no
charge for patients between the hours of 9:30 am and 2 pm.
FROM THE SOUTH VIA I-95
Take exit 7, for the Blue Route ((I-476) north
to Plymouth Meeting. Follow the directions
from the south via the Blue Route (I-476).
FROM THE WEST VIA THE
PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE (I-76)
Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) east.
Take exit 326 to merge onto I-76 toward
US-202/I-476 Philadelphia/Valley Forge.
Take exit 331 A to merge on I-476 south
toward Philadelphia/Chester. Follow the
directions from the north via the Blue Route
(I-476).
FROM THE EAST VIA THE
PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE (I-76)
Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) west.
Take exit 20 to merge onto I-476 south
toward Philadelphia/Chester. Follow the
directions for from the north via the Blue
Route (I-476).
Penn Medicine Radnor
250 King of Prussia Road
Radnor, PA 19087
Penn Transplant Institute
KIDNEY/PANCREAS TRANSPLANT EVALUATION CLINIC
LOCATION AND PHONE NUMBER:
Penn Medicine Radnor
250 King of Prussia Road
Radnor, Pennsylvania
For appointments, call: 215.662.6200
Appointments for Penn Medicine Radnor are made for the third
Thursday of each month.
TRANSPLANT SERVICES
Transplant nephrologists on the medical staff at the Hospital of the
University of Pennsylvania and nutritionist are available to see potential
kidney transplant candidates in Penn Medicine Radnor. Patients will
receive an educational session followed by a detailed history and
physical and a multidisciplinary evaluation plan. Information and
findings from the evaluation process will be subsequently presented
to the selection committee at the Penn Transplant Institute at the
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Note: The Penn Medicine Radnor location will decrease the number
of visits requiring patients to travel to Philadelphia. Patients may
need to visit the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania for procedures and tests that cannot be performed locally and to meet the
entire transplant team prior to listing.
ABOUT THE PENN TRANSPLANT INSTITUTE’S
KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PROGRAM
The Penn Transplant Institute’s Kidney Transplant Program is the
largest in the region and consistently outperforms the national averages for
patient and organ survival. Penn Transplant Institute’s outcomes are
excellent and compare favorably with local, regional and national
statistics. The Penn Transplant Institute’s outcomes can be found
online at www.SRTR.org.
The Penn Transplant Institute is pleased to offer a unique program for
patients who have a living donor that is incompatible. The program,
called paired kidney exchange, matches kidney transplant recipients
who have an incompatible donor with another recipient and donor
who are in the same situation. Paired exchange programs can also
take place with more than two pairs – creating multiple transplants
called chains. These programs increase the number of transplants and
decrease the time spent on the deceased donor transplant waiting list.