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Welcome to
Cevallos &
Moise
Pediatric Associates
About Our Office
 We
are located on Route 309 (North Side) in the
Upper Bucks Health & Diagnostic Center
building. This is the former Nestor's building in the Quakertown
Plaza shopping center. Our office is Suite 110. To access our
office, the closest entrance, is the south entrance, facing the
parking lot area.
The office is handicap accessible, with ample free parking.
We respect the right to privacy and assure you that your medical
information is confidential and released only with your consent.
| Eduardo
A. Cevallos, M.D. |
| Adriana
G. Moise, M.D. |
| Bobbie
Monaco, M.S.N., C.R.N.P. |
Please Call... 215-536-1915. You may speak directly
with the doctors between 8:00 AM and 9:00 AM daily, Monday thru
Saturday.
If you would like to make an appointment or if you have a medical
question, call 215-536-1915. Our caring staff can provide efficient service if you first
state the reason for your call.
A complete description of your problem will help us to decide how
much time you'll need with the doctor. We will help you decide if
you need an appointment or if the doctors should advise home
treatment on the phone. Either way, we would like the opportunity to
meet your medical needs.
If you require a prescription refill, we ask that you call during
office hours so that we have your child's chart available. Also,
please have the pharmacy's phone number with you. Email us at
drs@quakertownpediatrics.com.
After-Hour Calls
If it is necessary to contact the doctor after normal hours, the
answering service will forward
all messages to the physician on call. Your call will be returned
as soon as possible. Email us at
drs@quakertownpediatrics.com.
Emergency Calls
We recognize that emergency situations do arise and we will do
everything in our power to respond to you as quickly as possible. If
an emergency arises while the office is closed, our answering
service will promptly forward your message to the doctor who is on
call. Please contact us before going to the emergency room when it
is safe to do so. If an emergency arises while the office is
open, please call the office. Email us at
drs@quakertownpediatrics.com.
If You Need A Hospital
Our Doctors are on staff at
St. Luke's Quakertown Hospital and
Grand View Hospital. These hospital facilities provide state of the
art technology, dedicated staff and genuine interest in their
patients.
Click here to access the:
Upper Bucks Health & Diagnostic Center
Or cut and paste the link below to your browser:
www.lvh.org/lvh/Locations/Health_Centers%7C3989
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If you have a patient you believe is at risk of cyber violence, please refer him/her to one of the toll-free, confidential hotlines. National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) 1-800-787-3224 (TTY for the Deaf)
www.ndvh.org. National Teen Dating Abuse Hotline 1-866-331-9474 1-866-331-8453 (TTY for the Deaf)
www.loveisrespect.org. Help is available in English and Spanish, as well as many other languages. All calls are confidential.
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