Chester County Pediatrics

09/01/2025

05/02/2025

Fantastic news! We’re excited to help you simplify your contact list for Chester County Peds. You can go ahead and delete the old number (484-252-2919) that you used to call an on-call provider after hours.

Now, it’s super easy!

Just give our main office number a ring (610-873-5437) when the offices are closed, and press option 1 to chat with one of our providers for any urgent questions. We’re here to help!.

05/02/2025

Our phone system (610-873-5437) will be unavailable for about an hour today, starting at 12 PM, as we upgrade to a new system.

If you have an urgent need during this time, please call (484) 252-2919.

We apologize for any inconvenience.

Our offices will operate during regular business hours today.

04/01/2025

We're so sorry for the inconvenience and are working really hard to update the phones as quickly as possible!!!
Thank you for your understanding!

03/20/2025

Happy first day of 🌼 spring 🌺 from our amazing group of MAs!

02/13/2025

Let’s prevent Chester County from becoming part of this story.
Make sure your children are protected by being fully vaccinated.
Please call the office if you’re unsure and we can check for you!

02/09/2025

I’m sorry to report that we all have come down with severe cases of the bird flu. The only cure is a W tonight. Fingers crossed for a full recovery. GO BIRDS! 🦅 💚 🖤 🏈

02/05/2025

Did you know that ALL of our 5 female nurse practitioners participated in organized sports through the college level?

Jessie Morrin: crew team at Lafayette College
Lisa Rosaio: intramural broomball at University of Delaware
Caitlin Webb: track and field team at Duquesne University
Alli Brooks: club tennis at Penn State University
Brenna Dunleavy: competitive club cheerleading at University of South Carolina

01/26/2025

FLU. SEASON. IS. HERE.

We are getting TONS of phone calls and visits for patients with high fevers, coughs, vomiting, headaches, extreme fatigue, etc.

Most of the children testing positive in our office for the flu have NOT received their seasonal flu vaccine.

The flu vaccine is recommended for all children ages 6 months and older.

US 2023-2024 Flu Statistics:
Illnesses: 40,000,000
Medical Visits: 18,000,000
Hospitalizations: 470,000
Deaths: 28,000

Don't become a statistic- get your family vaccinated!

For more information:

https://www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-details/influenza-vaccine

https://www.cdc.gov/flu/index.html