Front office staff are horrible! Very rude! Find an office that actually has care and compassion…read morefor their patients and parents. They should be ashamed of themselves.

Amazing office. I take my five kids to the northeast office and have for years. The care I receive…read morefrom Dr.Pelli is top notch. No matter which child I am bringing in,she is sure to remember everything going on and always checks on the other four. She shows a lot of compassion while also being very educational and informative at her job. Also, I read a few reviews about front desk, and I would like to say a big reason I stay at this office is because the front desk! Leanna is the friendliest, nicest person I know. She always helps fit us in and goes above and beyond to do her job. She is the best and our family loves her

We cannot say enough good things about Hatboro Pediatrics!…read moreEvery staff member there is amazing, although we are partial to Dr. Coren and Rosa. We have been taking my now 11 month old there since he was born. When we took him home from the hospital he was dehydrated (orange in his urine) from not getting enough milk (my breastmilk wasn't in yet) and I called the Hatboro Pediatrics emergency number up crying (first time mom here) and Dr. Amoia immediately calmed me down and told me what to do. AND she called to check on him the next day. So great. Since then we've been there countless times for well check and sick visits. They listen to all your concerns and check the child thoroughly. You can also call the office with any questions you have. I have called many times since I'm a worrier. We had to take my son to the ER for dehydration from the flu and they called the next day to check on how he was doing. We had to take him to the pediatric urgent care another time when he was sick and again they called the next day and wanted to see him. I love this practice. I feel comfortable with my son in their care and know they know what they're doing. I recommend them to everyone, in fact a few of our friends and family recommended them to us. I honestly give side eye to anyone who takes their child to any other doctor.

My daughter's pediatrician's office closed. I was looking for a new office and called Hatboro Peds…read more They said they were accepting new patients and to bring her records over. I went in person with my daughter's records and they said they would not see her due to her age. She is 16 soon to be 17. They basically told me she is too old and they didn't want her as a patient. Yet she is too young to go to our family practice doctor. She is still a minor. Very disappointing! Maybe they should start saying they are accepting new patients under the age of 16!

No doubt, doctoring is a big business these days, with confusing insurance coverages, increasing…read moreexpense in maintaining an office with all the digital requirements, and the need to stay state of the art in care of patients. There is pressure to consolidate practices because the day of the successful solo practitioner is far behind us for the most part. I have observed my son's pediatrician go from a small office with two other doctors, through expansion to many doctors and nurse practitioners and administrative staff large enough to manage the burgeoning computer requirements for medical records preservation and billing. As in most offices, the back office people are far more numerous than those treating patients. There was reason for concern that somewhere along the line the human touch would be lost to the demands of the modern business of medicine. Luckily for us, Dr. Brister, partners and associates have not lost their humanity, despite succumbing to the need to become part of a larger organization in order to survive and grow. Now known as part of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Care Network, they are associated with a fine institution known for its care of children throughout the Philadelphia region and beyond. "CHOP" as it is lovingly called, has a well earned reputation for world class medical care for young people. My seventeen year old son has been under the care of Drs. Brister, Kardos and their well selected partners/associates, and he has never had anything but excellent attention from the entire team. His thriving health and energy is at least in part due to the wonderful care received when needed (which blessedly has not been often). Knowing that they are part of the CHOP system gives great cause for even more confidence.

I have had multiple, ongoing issues with this office. They missed diagnosed my daughter for…read morepneumonia which led to her being admitted (for 5 days) to a hospital that very same day. Front desk staff and managers are rude and unwilling to help when you are in need. Getting any kind of immunization forms is impossible. They even lost forms which I electronically signed before relocating. Please go somewhere else, save yourself the frustration.

The doctors here are good. The office, however, is a horrific train wreck. They make it nearly…read moreimpossible to make a sick visit. They leave you waiting for very long time - 45-60 minutes. The girls in the "front office" are unfriendly and make visits uncomfortable. I'm finished. We're gone. By the way...in 2014 this office still only takes cash for copays. Sorry, but that feels shady to me.

We have been seeing Dr. Clark for the last 4 years here and he always takes his time to answer all…read moreour questions. The staff is super nice and so are the other doctors. We never had a negative experience.

My family have been long time patients here. My oldest is 29! My youngest is 17 and is still a…read morepatient here! They have great response times, excellent hours, and awesome nurses and physicians. Highly recommended!

Dr Dennis who works there is very unprofessional & rude. My daughter had two seizure back to back…read more We went and visited the hospital and was told to do a follow up. I took her there and dr Dennis was the doctor. My boyfriend who has the right to take her when I can't get off work or it's an emergency is aloud to take her. He was in the room and dr Dennis went nose to nose with him and said I don't care your not her father get out. But I had the right to say he's aloud in there. Dr Dennis didn't like that. He was yelling at my bf in front of my 3 year old daughter. I'm very hurt and upset about this experience. The ladies and nurses were beyond helpful and had my daughter seen by another doctor who was beyond amazing.

We show up just to find out they decided to cancel on my kids appt last minute without our consent…read more Then they tell us the next earliest appointment is 2 months out. Patient care takes a back seat to their billables at this place.

I know and understand many people are frustrated by how busy CHOP and specifically this location…read morecan be. However we've always had positive experiences and are really grateful to be apart of the CHOP network since my son has needed allergy specialists his whole life. Whenever we go to CHOP allergy there is no "catching up," because everything is already in their portal. Our doctors and nurses have been incredibly nice as well. We haven't had a bad experience here. Their nursing line has also been helpful for us. I know not everyone has the same experience but we luckily have had great experiences for my son and daughter.

If I could give 0 stars I would. I was thrown out of Dr. M's office (female), as a parent advocate…read more The family as a whole left with minimal, if any, questions truly answered. The visit was combative and condescending as soon as I introduced myself as an advocate. I explained the complexities of a shared child and his quality of life. This was not discussed and initially the question from the Dr was - what are we here for? Not friendly, not helpful and not respectful to parent advocates or families with children who have special needs. Dr. M gave suggestions to different CHOP departments; one only serviced children 3 and below and the other 6 and above. This is not applicable to the child and no other suggestions were given. We were also told that CHOP pediatrics only takes children with ADHD, which was referred to as neurological by the Dr. When I tried to learn about the medical term she used and asked, the answer was snarky and said with a condescending laugh. Audibly, as she was wearing a mask. Because thats beyond disrespectful, rude and unprofessional, I let her know "that was rude". I was then thrown out of the doctors office and told unprofessional behavior will not be tolerated and is inappropriate for a medical building. Unprofessional is laughing at serious questions being posed, condescending answers and overall disrespect towards me (the parent advocate), but the family as well, no? This same type of incident happened with Dr. Heinert. The translation on the iPad glitched throughout, no answers were explained to Mom or his teacher, and they were told everything was behavioral. When questions cannot be answered, the go-to has consistently been, "that is behavioral". These doctors are visibly uncomfortable around special needs children. Dr. M didnt assess the child once. No ears, no throat, nothing. Its been so upsetting and frustrating. If youre not comfortable with special needs kids, you're SURE ok with billing for it. Do better CHOP. The civil rights violations have been piling up, which is so sad for a family that us struggling and in desperate need of medical help.