Penn Medicine is now the team’s official medical services provider, which includes orthopedic, on-ice and general practice care.
The system will collaborate with the Flyers on a community health initiative focusing on cancer research and cardiovascular health.
This is Penn Medicine’s first major sports sponsorship since 2014.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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