They have saved my Medically fragile child more times than I can count. We have been here for 13…read moreyears. I can't say enough good. their priority is our children and that is all that matters to me. I am forever in Dr Lieberman's debt.

My children have been seeing Dr. Lieberman at this practice for over 10 years and we feel listened…read moreto and supported every time. We have been recently been seeing Dr. Ramirez-Chung and she is wonderful as well. All the providers are knowledgable and willing to spend the time needed to give the best care. The staff are always kind and helpful. The location is convenient, the office is clean and updated and wait times are short.

Their work the nurse,the front desk was excellent. Just to…read moresee they work I want to be a nurse or pediatric doctor :) The place is very nice,clean...family friendly On the Waiting room..there is round little kid chair and table and I guess some young volunteers there to play with tatto,coloring and drawing some picture Like a daycare It's fun to see a doctor here Highly recommended :)

When my son was born 18 years ago at Jefferson, one of the doctors that came in was from Nemours…read morePediatrics. So, when looking for a new doctor for my little one that is where I went. Place is very clean, quiet and nice. Staff is friendly/courteous. Nurses there are great and some have been there for as long as we have. I have dealt with Drs. Ross, Berman and McNett. Dr. Berman in our PCP and she is very very attentive, has good response time, listens to your questions/concerns, does not rush you; very pleasant to work with. You may have to wait a little bit for Dr. Berman; but please do not get discouraged she just makes sure she gives you all the time you need. Dr. Ross is the same and Dr. mcnett. Would HIGHLY recommend to any parent. Great staff!

Center City Pediatrics on South Street has been a remarkable part of our experience living in…read morePhiladelphia. It's truly one of the aspects we value most about our community. With three young children, including a three-year-old daughter and twin boys under one year old, having a pediatric practice we trust is incredibly important. This team has made a significant difference in helping us navigate parenthood with confidence. The location is ideal, and what stands out most is how well the practice combines a warm, family-oriented atmosphere with the capabilities of a larger institution. The systems, communication, and overall expertise provide real peace of mind, especially in a fast-paced, modern environment. We regularly see Dr. DiBardino and Dr. Barkan, both of whom have been excellent. However, every provider we've met has been thoughtful, knowledgeable, and genuinely caring. Whether it's routine check-ups or last-minute needs when a child is sick, the team remains consistently responsive and accommodating. They've also been incredibly helpful with administrative tasks, including daycare forms and other requests that naturally arise with young children. Support is always prompt, and guidance feels practical, measured, and never overbearing. Billing has also been fair and transparent, which we sincerely appreciate. One other point worth mentioning: some of the criticisms in other reviews seem unrealistic. This is clearly a high-volume, high-functioning practice serving many families, and that requires efficiency and decisiveness from the front desk and support staff. Any occasional shortfall should be viewed in that context. From our perspective, the practice operates with professionalism, urgency, and competence, which is a big part of why it's so effective. It's hard to imagine a better pediatric experience. Their additional locations in Fishtown and Bala Cynwyd only add to the convenience and flexibility. We're grateful to have found this practice and would highly recommend it to any family with young children. They provide excellent care for our kids, and by extension, our entire family.

OMG I saw the lousy reviews on Google too. they make me very happy because they show how messed up…read morethe concept of reviewing physicians' practices like other businesses, is. That said Dr Berger has cared for my daughter since her birth 12 years ago. He is a model of a physician, as is the entire practice. It is superbly responsive. In this instance (which causes me to post reviews), Dr Berger called on a holiday to inquire about my daughter. But he has always been like that. He is extremely knowledgeable, and he has excellent bedside manner with both my child and her parents. He really sets the standard.

Pediatricians are excellent. The front desk staff is very rude and abrasive and some of the MAs…read moreseem to be really rushed in what they're doing and are impatient with seven-year-olds which is not acceptable in a pediatric practice

I truly could not love a pediatrician's office more. I had heard horror stories about getting…read moreappointments with other pediatricians, but they are so helpful with availability, especially if he is sick. The doctors and nurses are all great, and genuinely care about your child. If they're accepting patients, run, don't walk. They are also very flexible if you're running late, which seems to happen a lot on toddler-time. Thank you Advocare!

Philadelphia children and families are incredibly lucky to have CHOP in our city. The Children's…read moreHospital of Philadelphia is ranked #2 in the nation!! BIG HUGE thanks to The Roberts family for their $50M donation towards this new Pediatric research facility on the South Street Bridge. The building is brand new, and well designed with tall ceilings & large windows. Excerpt from the CHOP website, "The $50 million Roberts Collaborative will position CHOP at the forefront of pediatric genetics research and will take a multidisciplinary approach toward diagnostics, clinical management, consulting, therapeutics and research driven by the power of genetics." My high schooler is taking a Mindfulness & Meditation 4-week class there, how wonderful that they can offer teen classes like this!

Patient Review by: John F…read more Firstly, I want to say that my experience was one of the best I've ever had at any hospital. I don't visit hospitals often, but from the moment I arrived, I felt comfortable. During my checkup and temperature check, the staff made sure I felt at ease. A special thanks goes to Dr. Lucy, who calmly drew my blood more than once and gave me the courage to get through it without screaming or crying. She even gave me a heating pack afterward, which was a really thoughtful touch and made me feel like I had some control over the situation. Knowing I was in such capable hands made me feel safe and cared for. I also want to give honorable mentions to: Tech worker Michelle Lee O (I think that was his name; he was a white-skinned male with a really cool sleeve tattoo) Maggie (a tech worker with around 2 years of experience, if I remember correctly) They all did an excellent job making me feel comfortable while waiting and during my visit. I also want to recognize the unnamed staff who interacted with me respectfully and made me feel heard whether it was part of their job or not, it made a big difference. Overall, I felt listened to, respected, and well taken care of, and I truly appreciate everyone who made my visit so positive.

I have been coming to CHOP since 2019 when my child was born. We've always had such an amazing…read moreexperience. The doctors are great. The care is always great. My son was also a patient back in 2021 here at CHOP in the hematology department due to a platelet disorder. What was a very scary and hard time for us. Doctors always made us feel things would be okay. They constantly showed compassion, comfort and positivity. While also helping educate us on something we knew nothing about as first time, some what young parents. We still have a little piggy flashlight from a doctor who first broke the news to us. She said she had it for about 10 years before she had ever even thought of pursuing a career in this field. He was so fascinated with it and loved it so she let him keep it. It meant so much to us and we still have it until this day. I've literally never taken my child to any other Hospital since birth. You here a lot of horror stories. We was always treated with such care here at CHOP. On 5/3/2026 we came into the emergency department and I wasn't so happy with the interaction with the front desk staff. I know my self from working in Healthcare at Jefferson for over 3 years that having a bad day is possible. In fact it's possible to have a bad day at any work setting. However, it's stI'll not okay to treat people unpleasantly. When we came in someone else was checking in so we had to wait our turn. Usually once they are done they will call for next check in however that person finished up and walked away. I don't just walk up because sometimes they'll say they weren't ready for next. I stood there for about a minute. The woman who was checking out the child ahead just walked away and sat back down. The woman who makes the notes for check in just had her head in the computer which is no problem. She may have been handling something still. I'm so used to someone coming around the desk to greet us and ask what brings us in. after about a minute and a half the woman check the children didn't get up, she didn't look at us, greet us or anything. The lady who takes the notes said "Kids date of birth?" no "hello" or "what brings you in" just "kids date of birth?" she didn't even look at us. It may seem like something silly but the entire emergency room was empty. Only the child ahead who checked in before us. The woman finally gets up and comes around who checks child after I just explained to the woman taking notes what brought us in and ask why are we here. When I explain to her she is speaking in a tone of irritation. It also seems as if she isn't listening. I explained why we are here which is something wedge in between my child gum and front tooth. She asks to see it and ask if I know what it is and I say no it happened at school. She mad a odd facial expression and asked again "What tooth because your not showing me anything" ? I already had stated two times that is was right behind his right front tooth and wedge in between. Again, it just was as if she was showing irritation. Maybe she was having a bad day, or a long one. No greetings. Etc. There is still no excuse for it. Sadly, it was very unpleasant. Especially compared to our experience of years of coming here. The world has changed much. Not greeting or properly addressing people has become very common. It just sucks.

Dr. Devlin We are…read morebeyond grateful for the outstanding care our daughter received from Dr. Devlin. From the very beginning, he showed not only incredible skill but also genuine compassion. He checked in on our daughter every chance he got, always making sure we felt informed and reassured. His calm, caring nature put us at ease during such a stressful time, and his dedication to her recovery was evident every step of the way. The surgery went perfectly, and we couldn't have asked for a better outcome. Dr. Devlin is truly an exceptional doctor, and we feel so fortunate to have had him caring for our daughter. Dr. Devlin, thank you so much for the wonderful care you gave our daughter. Your kindness, attentiveness, and excellent work with her surgery mean the world to us. You're the BEST! Mila's Parents, Devyn & James

My daughter went to see the allergist yesterday. I love that the hospital is colorful. After check…read morein at the main building I was walked to the Buerger building. It was my first time ever being in CHOP. She's been coughing at night and sneezing at wake up almost everyday. Her primary doc couldn't find any allergies from a blood test (needed to know what exactly you wanted to test). The allergist did a more broad skin test. To my surprise nothing positive. She even did a asthma test and again nothing. What is a problem are her tonsils and adenoids. I knew they were large but she showed me where the back of my daughters nose canal was narrow because of her adenoids. We'll do a trial period for steroids but I think surgery will be the answer, since she hasn't grown into them by now and this is persistent.