Advocare Woodbury Pediatrics

02/04/2026

ADVOCARE WOODBURY PEDIATRICS WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL 1PM TOMORROW. WE ARE SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE. OUR WENONAH LOCATION WILL BE OPEN FOR WALK IN SICK APPOINTMENTS FROM 8 TO 9.

02/02/2026

ADVOCARE WOODBURY PEDIATRICS IS LOOKING FOR A CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR OUR ELMER LOCATION. PLEASE REACH OUT TO LISA BUFFINGTON @ 856-853-0848 EXT 210 OR EMAIL AT LBUFFINGTON@ADVOCAREDOCTORS.COM

01/27/2026

01/26/2026

Advocare Woodbury Pediatrics will be closed Monday, January 26th please stay safe and warm.

01/22/2026

12/16/2025

Our wenonah location is expierencncing issues with our telephone lines. We can receive calls but we are u able to call out at this time. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

12/15/2025

Unfortunately we have no electricity in our Elmer office. All afternoon appointments are currently being called and rescheduled. Please call the Wenonah office 856-853-0848 with any questions or concerns.

12/14/2025

New Jersey’s child care assistance program is accepting new applications following months of campaigning by advocates who said more parents need the assistance, a move state officials said should extend aid to 75,000 children. Checkout the link in the comments for details.

12/06/2025

“This irresponsible and purposely misleading guidance will lead to more hepatitis B infections in infants and children. I want to reassure parents and clinicians that there is no new or concerning information about the hepatitis B vaccine that is prompting this change, nor has children’s risk of contracting hepatitis B changed. Instead, this is the result of a deliberate strategy to sow fear and distrust among families,” said American Academy of Pediatrics President Susan J. Kressly.

In medicine, the shared clinical decision-making designation is not intended for interventions with clear, evidence-based benefits to a broad population, such as a safe vaccine that offers an important benefit to all newborns. Instead, a universal recommendation – such as what AAP continues to make for the hepatitis B birth dose – offers clear guidance to pediatricians and families that the vaccine is important and beneficial. Pediatricians are ready to discuss the vaccine with families, review benefits and potential side effects, and collaborate with parents to make informed decisions about their child’s health.

“The American Academy of Pediatrics will continue to provide clear, evidence-backed guidance on routine childhood immunizations. I encourage parents, expecting parents and caregivers to talk with their pediatricians and doctors if they have questions about the hepatitis B vaccine,” said Dr. Kressly.

Click here to read the full statement: https://bit.ly/3Y9ZQJT

12/02/2025

OFFICE HOURS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER