General Surgery | Allegheny Health Network

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- Allegheny Health Network (AHN) is a nonprofit, 14-hospital academic medical system based in Pittsburgh, forming in 2013 under Highmark Health. It operates in Western Pennsylvania with a hospital in Western New York and serves parts of Ohio, West Virginia, New York, and Maryland. - AHN includes the flagship Allegheny General Hospital, plus five tertiary-care, four community, and four neighborhood hospitals. It offers quaternary/tertiary care, rehabilitation, cancer centers, and outpatient facilities, along with a wide range of specialties. - For New Castle (within AHN’s Western Pennsylvania footprint), AHN provides general surgery services through its network of hospitals and affiliated clinics. The system supports extensive surgical specialties, graduate medical education, and a broad footprint of clinical locations (250+ sites) and related services (LifeFlight, STAR Center, home health, infusion, group purchasing, etc.). - Quick facts: nonprofit/NGO, parent is Highmark Health, approximately 23,000 employees (2024), 2,600+ physicians, 2,000 volunteers, and substantial patient activity (e.g., 120,000 admissions, 340,000 ER visits, 3.6 million physician visits in 2022). If you’re specifically looking for general surgery services at AHN in New Castle, this network-wide overview indicates AHN’s New Castle-area surgeons and facilities fall under AHN’s Western Pennsylvania operations, with access to AHN’s broader surgical programs, subspecialties, and educational resources. For precise surgeon listings, facilities, or appointment details in New Castle, I can pull the exact AHN locations and providers.