By Teresa Mark, MD...
Office Hours - Towson
Monday – Friday8.30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday Morning Urgent Care
Sunday Morning Urgent Care
Office Hours - Foundry Row
Monday – Thurs8.30 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday8.30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 9:00AM – 12:00PM
Sunday 9:00AM – 12:00PM
Our Mission
Trusted Maryland Pediatricians: Expert Child Healthcare for Growing Families.
We work together with families to build life-long relationships between ourselves, our staff and our patients by consistently providing our patients with compassion, excellence and value. To fulfill this mission, we are committed to:
• Improving the lives of the children we serve by providing quality pediatric care in a child-centered environment.
• Listening to our patients and their families who we are privileged to serve.
• Guiding our patients along a path of optimal health and wellness.
• Continually pursuing excellence at all levels through continuing education.
Towson After Hours
Foundry After Hours
After Hours Concerns
For urgent medical needs outside our
regular office hours, please contact our emergency pediatrics line at the above number. Our pediatricians are available 24/7 to assist you with any urgent pediatric
needs.
If this is a life-threatening emergency, PLEASE CALL 911.
Services
Forms & Policies
Click here to see the forms we use for our medical care, as well as read about our office policies
Child Health Library
Pediatrician-certified medical information with answers to many of your health questions and concerns.
Patient Portal
Our Patient Portal will help connect you to your child’s medical care.
Online Bill Payment
You can click here to make a payment on line by credit card.
Welcome To Our Practice!
Pediatricians in Towson and Foundry Row
Choosing a pediatrician for your family is one of the most important decisions you will make in your child’s life. We will be involved with your family at some of your most joyful times as well as some of your most difficult times. We will see you when you’ve just had a baby, when your toddler conquers potty training, when you’ve been up all night with a sick child, and when your teen is preparing for college. We will be a part of your family’s lives.
Who We Are
At Main Street Pediatrics, we believe in traditional pediatric care for children. Here’s what sets us apart:
- We accept babies from all hospitals, including Sinai Hospital, Greater Baltimore Medical Center, John’s Hopkins and St. Joseph Medical Center.
- We offer Board certified pediatric care, where your primary doctor sees you for the vast majority of your visits, gets to know you and coordinates all your care.
- Our medical providers are all board-certified pediatricians. New doctors may still be awaiting board certification.
- We regularly communicate with each other. If you see or communicate with any of our doctors, your primary pediatrician is aware and can follow-up.
- We get reports from consultants, hospitals, emergency rooms, urgent care centers, to try to assure your child receives the best care possible.
- We dedicate an appropriate amount of time for each illness and well visit, so that issues and concerns can be discussed.
- We are available by phone 24/7 for urgent matters, and we offer patient portal messaging during business hours for more routine issues.
- We prefer to see our own patients and assure you receive the careful comprehensive care you deserve for any illness / issue. Call us anytime for urgent issues and we’ll figure out how best to proceed. If we can see you and save you from avoidable/expensive urgent care and emergency room visits, we are happy to do so.
- We will come into the office Saturday AND Sunday for illness visits.
Meet our Pediatricians
Deborah Bittar, MD
towson pediatrician
Nevin Body, DO
Foundry Row pediatrician
Diane Charles, MD
towson PEDIATRICIAN
Peter Claybour, MD
towson pediatrician
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