Pediatric care

We believe that children in our community deserve the highest level of care, so we ensure families have access to comprehensive pediatric services from trusted experts and partnerships with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
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Putting children’s health first

At Penn Medicine, we understand that when it comes to your child’s health, nothing but the best will do. Our pediatric care is rooted in a commitment to excellence, compassion, and innovation. We provide comprehensive services that cater to the unique needs of children at every stage of development. With access to leading-edge treatments, experienced specialists and a family-centered approach.

Our pediatricians care for children from infancy through age 18, building long-term relationships with families along the way.

Our comprehensive services include:

  • Pediatric primary care: We support healthy growth and development through regular check-ups, age-appropriate screenings, and a recommended schedule of vaccines and immunizations. We manage common illnesses and chronic conditions like asthma and provide guidance on nutrition, sleep, and emotional health. We’re here to answer questions, allay fears, and help parents feel confident in making informed care decisions. With convenient locations throughout southeastern Pennsylvania, we’re also part of your local community, making it easy for you to support your child’s health.
  • Pediatric emergency services: In emergencies, every second counts. Penn Medicine hospitals provide 24/7 pediatric emergency services with a team of specialists trained to respond swiftly and effectively to urgent medical needs. Our facilities are equipped with the latest technology to deliver expert care when it’s needed most.
  • Pediatric specialty care: When your child needs complex, specialized care, we offer access to top experts in fields such as cardiology, neurology, oncology, and more. Our specialists provide advanced, compassionate treatment tailored to your child’s specific needs. They’re also actively involved in pediatric research, so you can feel confident your child’s treatment is grounded in the latest medical knowledge.
  • Pediatric inpatient care: When hospitalization is necessary, Penn Medicine provides exceptional pediatric inpatient care. Our dedicated units are staffed with experienced professionals who offer around-the-clock care, ensuring your child receives the best possible treatment and support during their stay.

World-class care with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

To better serve the needs of young patients and families in our region, we've partnered with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia , a leader in pediatric patient care and research at one of the nation’s best children’s hospitals.

Pediatric hospitalists (doctors who specialize in hospital care) and cardiologists from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia provide inpatient care in our hospital’s pediatric units and emergency departments. Our physicians from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia collaborate with your child’s pediatrician or family physician to ensure the highest quality care. Providers share access to your child’s medical records, ensuring coordinated treatment plans and seamless arrangements for follow-up visits, tests, or services.

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