Antietam Pediatric and Adolescent Care"I can say nothing but good things about this office. They care. They take precautions for safety during these times. Great job to all of the staff!"
"Our overall experience for our first visit was wonderful. We received so much information and assistance that we had NO questions of our own!"
"Dr. Weaver and his team are terrific!! Our daughter was excited to see him and not afraid because of how friendly they are there. Thank you to APAC!"
"The staff members are always kind. They really make you feel like family!"
"We haven't been to any other pediatricians, but frankly, I wouldn't want to take my 15-month-old elsewhere. Antietam Pediatrics is wonderful. I've never experienced a long wait or any less than considerate staff. Everyone from the front desk staff to the doctors have been caring, kind, and professional. They offer Saturday sick appointments, flexible hours, and doctors on call after hours for late night questions. At the appointments, the doctors and nurses take their time to answer all of my questions, and I always feel as if they are speaking to me as an equal and not a record file or nagging mom. As a first time parent, I couldn't have asked for better care."
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PrintHagerstown Office
Holidays
The office will be closed on the following days: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.
Evenings
Scheduled evening office hours 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Monday and Thursday.
Limited evening hours available Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday for emergencies and other exceptions.
Phone Calls
To provide an efficient, caring environment, calls are screened by experienced pediatric Registered Nurses. Your child is our priority, whether it be a question, concern or help in deciding the need to see a physician. Every effort is made to see our patients as promptly as possible. Routine check-ups can be scheduled up to three months in advance; urgent concerns will be scheduled accordingly.
For life-threatening emergencies, call “911” or proceed to the nearest emergency department.