The Story
Magee-Womens Hospital has served Pittsburgh since 1911, specializing in women's health, obstetrics, gynecology, and neonatal care. Now part of UPMC, Magee is nationally ranked as one of the top women's hospitals in the United States and delivers more than 10,000 babies each year.
The hospital's Magee-Womens Research Institute is a global leader in women's health research, conducting groundbreaking studies in reproductive biology, gynecologic cancers, and maternal health. The combined hospital and research enterprise makes Magee one of the most important women's health institutions in the world.
Located in Oakland adjacent to the University of Pittsburgh campus, Magee benefits from close ties to Pitt's School of Medicine and the broader UPMC academic health system. This integration of clinical care, research, and education creates a powerhouse of women's health innovation.
What Makes It Pittsburgh
Generations of Pittsburgh families have their Magee stories. More Pittsburghers have been born at Magee than perhaps any other single location in the city. It is a shared experience that cuts across neighborhoods, backgrounds, and generations.
Magee's research institute elevates Pittsburgh's standing as a global center for medical innovation. The hospital's women's health research attracts scientists and clinicians from around the world, contributing to the city's growing reputation as a hub for healthcare innovation and biotechnology.