Tuesday, Dec. 24: Grand View Urgent Care at Quakertown is closed at 4 p.m. Grand View Urgent Care at Kulpsville is open from 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Wednesday: Dec. 25: Grand View Urgent Care centers are closed.
Grand View Health Visitor Policy: Updated January 22, 2024.
Expectant parents, join us for a labor and delivery preparation class led by a childbirth educator/labor and delivery nurse. Learn what you’ll need to make informed decisions about the birth Read More about Labor and Delivery Preparation – VIRTUAL/ONLINE
Grieving the loss of a loved one? Come together with us in sharing support and resources. No registration required. Call 215-453-4398 for more information.
Grieving the loss of a loved one? Come together with us in sharing support and resources. No registration required. Call 215-453-4398 for more information.
When it hurts to reach, pull or lift even the smallest items due to shoulder pain, you have options. Orthopaedic surgeon James Hurley, MD, is partnering with Grand View Health’s Read More about Relieve Shoulder Pain
We are pleased to welcome expectant parents to tour the Birth and Family Center at Grand View Health. We cover a lot of important information to help you prepare for Read More about Birth & Family Center Maternity Tours
Grieving the loss of a loved one? Come together with us in sharing support and resources. No registration required. Call 215-453-4398 for more information.
Whether you “go” too often, have to “go” urgently, or you’re losing sleep because you’re going all the time, there are therapies that can help. Our physical therapists have been Read More about Managing Female Incontinence
Grieving the loss of a loved one? Come together with us in sharing support and resources. No registration required. Call 215-453-4398 for more information.
Prepare yourself for when your baby comes home with our newborn care class. A Grand View Health nurse educator will present valuable information including skills to calm and soothe your Read More about Tiny Wonders: Newborn Care – VIRTUAL/ONLINE
For patients with Parkinson’s who are looking to increase the amplitude of movement to return to a normal gait pattern or return the volume of their voice to a normal Read More about Parkinson’s Support Group
