Express Care
Express Care increases access to dedicated sick care appointments and makes it easier for families to schedule Express Care appointments. Some limitations apply.
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Ethics Consultation Service
When you face an ethical dilemma concerning your child's care, our staff can help. We are available to support you and the healthcare team as you work together to make important decisions about your child's treatment.
Many ways to say thank you
Patients and families have asked how they can show their appreciation to CHOP. Personal gifts are never expected, and CHOP policy does not allow staff to accept personal gifts. There are many ways for families to give back. Learn how.
Social media guidance for families
This guide for families shares helpful information about issues that may arise when families are using social media to connect with CHOP staff members. Learn more.
Photo/video guidance for families
Families often want to capture their child’s CHOP journey by taking photos or videos. The Department of Medical Ethics offers helpful guidance around patient and staff privacy at CHOP when taking photos or videos. Follow these guidelines.
Learning More About Children with HI and Kabuki Syndrome
A study from CHOP’s HI Center provides insights into how to best care for children with Kabuki syndrome and hyperinsulinism.
My Baby Failed the Newborn Hearing Screening — Now What?
Get answers to your questions about the newborn hearing screening and learn what to do if your baby doesn’t pass this test.
Avoiding Sports Injuries: Pre-Season Advice for Young Athletes
The fall sports season is ramping up. Follow these simple tips to keep yourself in the game, injury-free.
Sore Throat Season: How to Manage Their Symptoms and Avoid Needless Appointments
How (and when) to manage sore throats at home — and when you need to see the doctor.
Speak Up: CHOP Toolkit Promotes Conversations Around Safer Gun Storage
Gun injuries are now the leading cause of death for children and teens. Here’s how to have conversations with friends and family about safer gun storage.