Dr. Deanna L. Erb, MD 10 Shurs Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19127

Located at 10 Shurs Lane in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Dr. Deanna L. Erb, MD is a healthcare institution focused on providing high quality and compassionate care to all patients. Emphasizing preventive medicine, risk reduction, and overall wellness, the institution works towards the best possible outcomes for each individual.

Patients at Drexel Medicine can now confirm, cancel, and reschedule appointments via text message, making it easier to manage their healthcare needs. The institution welcomes patients of all backgrounds, without regard to race, culture, religion, gender identity, or sexual orientation. They are LGBTQ community friendly and provide judgement-free care.

With a team of experienced doctors and staff who speak multiple languages including English, Spanish, French, Farsi, Hindi, Mandarin, Haitian Creole, Togo, and Ibo, Drexel Medicine strives to provide comprehensive care to the diverse population of Philadelphia. As the clinical practice group of Drexel University College of Medicine, they are committed to advancing care through innovative research and education.

The Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice, a part of Drexel Medicine, has been serving patients and families in Philadelphia coping with HIV/AIDS since 1993. In 2023, they celebrated 30 years of care with an anniversary art show, highlighting the use of art to create conversations about HIV/AIDS.

In addition to providing healthcare services, Drexel Medicine offers valuable information and resources to help individuals improve their overall health. From tips on getting better sleep to guidance on managing long-term COVID symptoms, the institution is dedicated to supporting the well-being of their patients.

To enhance the patient experience, Drexel Medicine now offers text message reminders for appointments, billing notifications, and more. By staying up to date with the latest advances in healthcare, the institution continues to provide top-notch care to the community and educate the next generation of physicians.