The Cardiac Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) has officially begun offering pediatric heart care services in Reading, Pennsylvania. This new satellite clinic brings expert cardiology care to children with both congenital and acquired heart conditions, helping families in Berks County and surrounding areas receive top-quality care without needing to travel far.
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Located at 5101 Allentown Pike in Temple, Pennsylvania, the clinic will be led by Dr. Louis Hansrote, a pediatric cardiologist. It will operate on the second Thursday of each month, providing check-ups for new and returning patients. The clinic will also offer essential non-invasive tests such as electrocardiograms (ECG), Holter monitoring, and echocardiograms, ensuring the same level of care offered at CHOP’s main campus.
“We are honored and thrilled to expand our reach and bring CHOP’s exceptional pediatric cardiac services to families in the Reading community,” said Dr. Vivek Allada, Medical Director of Outpatient and Community Cardiology at CHOP. “This outpatient clinic, supported by Dr. Hansrote and the entire Allentown team, will help families get the same incredible heart care without having to travel far.”
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CHOP’s Cardiac Center now serves patients at 16 outpatient locations across Pennsylvania and New Jersey as part of the CHOP Care Network. It is one of the largest pediatric outpatient cardiology programs in the United States. In addition to clinic locations, CHOP’s cardiac experts also partner with more than 30 community hospitals to offer consultations and diagnostic testing, expanding access to specialized care across the region.
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