Level II adult trauma center
Accredited by the Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation since 2021 — the county’s second Level II center, and the one serving the upper county.
Upper Bucks — Hospital & Trauma Center
The upper county’s hospital since 1913 — part of St. Luke’s University Health Network since 2025, and since 2021 a Level II adult trauma center in Sellersville.
Grand View Hospital has served the Pennridge region from its hillside campus at Sellersville since 1913 — Bucks County’s first hospital, and independent for more than a century before Grand View Health joined St. Luke’s University Health Network in July 2025. In 2021 it earned accreditation as a Level II adult trauma center — bringing the upper county a capability that used to require a trip to Bethlehem or Philadelphia.
If you are shopping Perkasie, Sellersville, Telford, Dublin, or the surrounding Pennridge-area townships, this is your emergency department — on Lawn Avenue just off Route 309.
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Accredited by the Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation since 2021 — the county’s second Level II center, and the one serving the upper county.
A century-plus of Pennridge-region history, now backed by St. Luke’s University Health Network — the hospital remains the area’s hub, with outpatient sites across upper Bucks and eastern Montgomery counties and the network’s specialty depth behind it.
The Route 309 corridor location serves Perkasie, Sellersville, Telford, Dublin, Silverdale, and the rural townships around them.
Shopping the area? Start with the Sellersville town guide for homes, commutes, schools, and daily life near the hospital.
Questions People Ask
Yes. Grand View Hospital in Sellersville is a state-accredited Level II adult trauma center, a designation it has held since 2021. Bucks County’s other Level II adult trauma center is St. Mary Medical Center in Langhorne.
Grand View Hospital is at 700 Lawn Avenue in Sellersville, just off Route 309 in the Pennridge region of upper Bucks County.
Grand View is the closest full-service emergency department for the Pennridge region — Perkasie, Sellersville, Telford, Dublin, Silverdale, and the surrounding townships — and draws from across upper Bucks and eastern Montgomery counties.
Yes — after more than a century as an independent community health system, Grand View Health joined St. Luke’s University Health Network on July 1, 2025. The Sellersville hospital keeps its Level II trauma center and full emergency department as the network’s Grand View campus.
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