Navigating Flu Season
Now more than ever in the time of COVID-19, the health of every family member is crucial. Get resources to keep kids safe and healthy this flu season, including convenient flu shot appointments.
Primary Care, South Philadelphia
1700 S. Broad St., Unit 301, Philadelphia, PA 19145
Contact Us: 215-467-5870
Today's Hours:
8:30am-5:00pm (See All Hours)
CHOP Primary Care, South Philadelphia, PA, provides comprehensive healthcare, health education, nutrition and support services for children and families. Our office is located at Broad and Morris streets in the South Philadelphia Health and Literacy Center, a first-of-its-kind facility that includes a branch of the Philadelphia Free Library, a City health center and a recreation center and was designed to meet families’ many needs in one convenient location. Our team is dedicated to building trusting relationships with families and is constantly evolving to meet your family's needs.
It is understandable to have fears about going to the doctor's office in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it's more important than ever to make sure your child visits the doctor. Please don't delay care. We have many precautions in place to keep you and your child safe. Read about what to expect when you come to one of our primary care offices, or watch this video for more.
Pediatric Health Tips
Help keep your family healthy and safe with kids health and wellness information from the experts at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. You can also browse information about caring for your baby, toddler, preschooler, school-age child or teenager.
- Talking to Your Child About the Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic
- Stopping the Flu/COVID-19 Collision
- My Child Got Sent Home Sick: Now What?
- Why It's Important to Be Up to Date on Vaccines
- My Child Has a Fever: Now What?
- Child Care During COVID: Is it Safe?
- Should I Give My Child Antibiotics? Preventing Antibiotic Resistance
- Battling Mental Fatigue
Our team of experienced, board-certified pediatricians offer the best available primary care services to your child.
