Pediatric Mobile Services Program
Care on Wheels
Virtua's Pediatric Mobile Services provides children from infancy to age six in communities throughout South Jersey with health services they need.
The fully-equipped program on wheels offers a range of services, including dental and developmental screenings, blood lead level testing, lead poisoning education, flu shots, back-to-school physicals, vision and hearing screenings, health education, community resources, and referrals to specialized services.
Call 609-304-0151 to schedule an appointment.
Calendar of Screenings and Clinics
Check out our monthly calendar to see days/times when Virtua Pediatric Mobile Services will be coming to a neighborhood near you. The schedule is subject to change; please call 609-304-0151 to confirm location of service.
PLEASE NOTE: we have limited capacity and all events operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Start times for physicals are listed below and we may reach capacity within a short time frame.
Thursday, October 1
Flu Clinic - Cream Elementary School, 1875 Mulford St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Pemberton Early Childhood Education Center, 100 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 9 am - Noon
Friday, October 2
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Cream Elementary School, 1875 Mulford St., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Tender Hearts Preschool, 107 Park Ave., Somerdale, 8 am - Noon
Saturday, October 3
Dental Screenings - The Home Depot, 310 White Horse Pike, Lawnside, 9 am - 3 pm
Flu Clinic - - Cinnamon Sticks Learning Center, 600 Rte. 130 N., Cinnaminson, 9 am - Noon
Monday, October 5
Flu Clinic - Mi Casita East, 2601 Carman St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Developmental Screenings - Pemberton Community Library, 16 Broadway St., Browns Mills, 9 am - Noon
Tuesday, October 6
Physicals & Lead Screenings - ECDC, 1602 Pine St., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - St. Joseph's Child Dev Center, 17 Church St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Prenatal & Child Lead Screenings - Osborn Family Health Center, 1601 Haddon Ave., Camden, 1 - 4 pm
Flu Clinic - New Jersey Mentor, 2000 Crawford Place, Suite 700, Mount Laurel, 3 - 6 pm
Wednesday, October 7
Developmental Screenings - Red Ballon Nursery, 41 St. Mihiel Dr., Delran, 9 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Chesterfield Elementary School - Satellite Site, 30 Saddle Way, Chesterfield, 9 am - Noon
Thursday, October 8
Flu Clinic - One Love Daycare & Preschool, 868 Harding Hwy., Buena, 8 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Chesterfield Elementary School - Satellite Site, 100 Saddle Way, Chesterfield, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Cold Springs Elementary School, 1194 Market St., Gloucester City, 3 - 6 pm
Friday, October 9
Flu Clinic - Dudley Elementary School, 2250 Berwick St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Mi Casita East, 2601 Carman St., Camden, 8 am
Saturday, October 10
Vision Screenings - Barrington Harvest Fest, 312 Clements Bridge Rd., Barrington, 10 am - 4 pm
Monday, October 12
Developmental Screenings - Calvary Hill Preschool, 535 Mullica Hill Rd., Glassboro, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Tabernacle Elementary, 141 New Rd., Tabernacle, 8 am - Noon
Tuesday, October 13
Physicals & Lead Screenings - St. Joseph's Child Dev Center, 17 Church St., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Woodlynne School, 131 Elm Ave., Woodlynne, 8 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - YMCA-C/Just Children - 14000 Commerce Pkwy., Mount Laurel, 3 - 6 pm
Wednesday, October 14
Developmental Screenings - Calvary Hill Preschool, 535 Mullica Hill Rd., Glassboro, 9 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Pemberton Early Childhood Education Center, 100 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 9 am - Noon
Thursday, October 15
Flu Clinic - Children of America Cinnaminson, 1105 US Rt. 130, Cinnaminson, 8 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Pemberton Early Childhood Education Center, 100 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Logan Township School District - Fall Fest, 100 Peachwood Dr., Swedesboro, 4:30 - 6:30 pm
Friday, October 16
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Dudley Elementary School, 2250 Berwick St., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Baldwin Elementary School, 3901 Sharon Terrace, Pennsauken, 8 am - Noon
Saturday, October 17
Hearing & Vision Screenings - Winslow Township Annual Health Fair, 33 Cooper Folly Rd., Atco, 10 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Hammonton Early Childhood Education Center, 601C N. 4th St., Hammonton, 10 am - 1 pm
Monday, October 19
Flu Clinic - C.A.R.E For Me Children's Learning Center, 6002 Westfield Ave., Pennsauken, 8 am - Noon
Developmental Screenings - Step with Purpose, 210 S. Black Horse Pike, Blackwood, 9 am - Noon
Tuesday, October 20
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Yorkship Elementary, 1251 Collings Ave., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Rutgers Early Learning Academy, 501 Cooper St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Bright Beginnings Childcare Center, 541 S. Church St., Mount Laurel, 3 - 6 pm
Wednesday, October 21
Developmental Screenings - Little Lambs Preschool, 2 Pemberton - Browns Mills Rd., Browns Mills, 9 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Pemberton Early Childhood Education Center, 100 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 9 am - Noon
Thursday, October 22
Flu Clinic - Magnolia Elementary School, 420 N. Warwick Rd., Magnolia, 8 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Pemberton Early Childhood Education Center, 100 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Adath Emanu-El Preschool, 205 Elbow Lane., Mount Laurel, 3 - 6 pm
Friday, October 23
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Pemberton Township High School, 148 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Costello Elementary School, 301 Haakon Rd., Brooklawn, 8 am - Noon
Saturday, October 24
Dental Screenings - Camden High Park, 1648 Baird Blvd., Camden, 11 am to 3 pm
Dental Screenings - Edith R. Lawrence Homes, 1 Edith R. Lawrence Blvd., Mount Laurel, Noon - 3 pm
Monday, October 26
Developmental Screenings - My Angel's Playhouse Early Learning Childcare Center, 6002 Wayne Ave., Pennsauken, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Yocum Elementary School, 748 N. Forklanding Rd., Maple Shade, 8 am - Noon
Tuesday, October 27
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Pemberton Township High School, 148 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Mosaic Early Learning Head Start, 2431 Burlington Ave., Delanco, 8 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Youngsters University, 751 Hilltop Dr., Bordentown, 3 - 6 pm
Wednesday, October 28
Developmental Screenings - My Angel's Playhouse Early Learning Childcare Center, 6002 Wayne Ave., Pennsauken, 9 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Pemberton Early Childhood Education Center, 100 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 9 am - Noon
Thursday, October 29
Dental Screenings - Pemberton Early Childhood Education Center, 100 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Camden Day Nursery, 327 Stevens St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Lightbridge Academy, 4518 Church Rd., Mount Laurel, 3 - 6 pm
Friday, October 30
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Pemberton Township High School, 148 Arneys Mt. Rd., Pemberton, 8 am
Flu Clinic - ECDC, 1602 Pine St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Saturday, October 31
Hearing & Vision Screenings - First Baptist Church of Swedesboro, 700 Auburn Rd., Swedesboro, Noon - 3 pm
Monday, November 2
Developmental Screenings - Red Balloon Nursery, 41 St. Mihiel Dr., Delran, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Mi Casita South, 551 Spruce St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Tuesday, November 3
Physicals & Lead Screenings - The Learning Experience - Edgewater Park, 4175 US-130, Edgewater Park, 8 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Magowan Elementary School, 405 Cherrix Ave., Beverly, 8 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - YMCA - Briggs Early Learning Center, 1001 Briggs Rd., Ste. 275, Mt. Laurel, 3 - 6 pm
Wednesday, November 4
Developmental Screenings - C.A.R.E. For Me Children's Learning Center, 6002 Westfield Ave., Pennsauken, 9 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Mosaic Early Learning - Blackwood Center, 35 E. Church St., Blackwood, 9 am - Noon
Thursday, November 5
Flu Clinic - The Learning Experience - Mt. Laurel, 809 S. Church St., Mt. Laurel Township, 8 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Mosaic Early Learning - Oaklyn Center, 33 W. Haddon Ave., Oaklyn, 9 am - Noon
Friday, November 6
Physicals & Lead Screenings - KIPP High School, 740 Chestnut St., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Pemberton Community Library, 16 Broadway St., Browns Mills, 8 am - Noon
Saturday, November 7
Dental Screenings - Villages Community Marketplace, 200 E. Federal St., Burlington, 3 - 6 pm
Monday, November 9
Developmental Screenings - Calvary Hill Preschool, 535 Mullica Hill Rd., Glassboro, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Davis Family School, 325 Cramer St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Tuesday, November 10
Physicals & Lead Screenings - El Centro Comunal Borincano Day Care, 438 Martin Luther King Blvd., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Cooper's Poynt, 201 State St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Bright Beginnings, 3115 NJ-38 #400, Mt. Laurel Township, 3 - 6 pm
Wednesday, November 11
Developmental Screenings - Calvary Hill Preschool, 535 Mullica Hill Rd., Glassboro, 9 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Tabernacle Elementary School, 141 New Rd., Tabernacle, 9 am - Noon
Thursday, November 12
Dental Screenings - Mosaic Early Learning - Lumberton, 100 Maple Grove Blvd., Lumberton, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Acelero Learning Camden, 311 Grand Ave., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Little Darlings Child Care Center, 624 Mt. Laurel Rd., Mt. Laurel, 3 - 6 pm
Friday, November 13
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Forest Hill Elementary School, 1625 Wildwood Ave., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Yorkship Family School, 1251 Collings Ave., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Saturday, November 14
Flu Clinic - Virtua Child Development Center, 106 Carnie Blvd., Voorhees, 9 am - Noon
Monday, November 16
Developmental Screenings - Step with Purpose, 210 S. Black Horse Pike, Blackwood, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Veterans Memorial Family School, 800 N. 26th St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Tuesday, November 17
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Cooper's Poynt School, 201 State St., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Cold Springs Elementary School, 1194 Market St., Gloucester City, 3 - 6 pm
Prenatal & Child Lead Screenings - Osborn Family Health Center, 1601 Haddon Ave., Camden, 1 - 4 pm
Wednesday, November 18
Developmental Screenings - Forever Young Learning Center, 610 Chews Landing Rd., Lindenwold, 9 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Mosaic Early Learning - Browns Mills, 405 Lakehurst Rd., Browns Mills, 9 am - Noon
Thursday, November 19
Flu Clinic - Acelero Learning Head Start Camden, 804-806 N. 27th St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Dental Screenings - Billingsport Elementary School, 441 Nassau Ave., Paulsboro, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Larchmont Elementary School, 301 Larchmont Blvd., Mt. Laurel, 3 - 6 pm
Friday, November 20
Physicals & Lead Screenings - Catto Family School, 3100 Westfield Ave., Camden, 8 am
Saturday, November 21
Flu Clinic - Clementon Elementary School, 4 Audubon Ave., Clementon, 9 am - Noon
Monday, November 23
Flu Clinic - Mosaic Early Learning - KCNA, 525 Clinton St., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Developmental Screenings - TBD
Tuesday, November 24
Physicals & Lead Screenings - HB Wilson School, 2250 S. 8th St., Camden, 8 am
Flu Clinic - Catto Family School, 3100 Westfield Ave., Camden, 8 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Fleetwood Elementary School, 231 Fleetwood Ave., Mt. Laurel, 3 - 6 pm
Wednesday, November 25
Developmental Screenings - TBD
Dental Screenings - Kid Academy Learning Center - Westampton BOE, 798 Woodlane Rd., Westampton, 9 am - Noon
Flu Clinic - Beverly City School, 601 Bentley Ave., Beverly, 8 am - Noon
About the Program
Such tremendous need exists in the medically underserved areas across Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties, and our youngest residents, children from infancy to age six, often quietly suffer the most. Without access to routine exams and screenings, children with developmental delays and other health concerns are not identified early, so issues go undetected and unaddressed during a critical period of their development.
For children with limited access to nutritious foods and basic dental hygiene, it is often too late for healthy teeth by the time they get to kindergarten and see a dentist for the first time. Furthermore, children who do not receive their immunizations are not permitted to attend public school, leaving them at home for weeks and months at a time in aging houses and apartments that expose them to dangerous levels of lead.
Through a generous gift from the Joseph Lacroce Foundation, Virtua's Pediatric Mobile Services Program aims to address the health needs of children across South Jersey. The mobile program will bring pediatric services directly to those children who are living in medically underserved and impoverished urban and rural communities across Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties.
Virtua’s Pediatric Mobile Services Program team will provide a range of services, including:
- Developmental screenings
- Oral health education and dental screenings
- Flu Shots
- Lead blood level screenings
- Lead education for healthy homes
- Back-to-school physicals
- Vision and hearing screenings
- Community resources
- Referrals to specialized services
The Pediatric Mobile Services Program will also equip parents with the knowledge and resources they need to help their children grow and thrive.
Partnerships
Collaboration with community partners is the key to our success. Thank you to our partners:
- Acelero Head Start Centers
- CAMcare
- Camden County Board of Social Service
- Center for Family Services: Head Start Early Childhood
- Cherry Hill Free Clinic
- Cooper’s Ferry Partnership
- CP&P Camden South/North
- Hispanic Family Center
- Hope Works
- KROC Center
- New Jersey Early Intervention System (NJEIS)
- NJCEED
- Puerto Rican Unity for Progress
- Sambulance: Special Needs Safety Education
- Southern New Jersey Perinatal Cooperative (SNJPC)
- Virtua Foundation
- Virtua Mobile Farmer’s Market
- Virtua Pediatric Early Intervention Program
- Volunteers of America—Anna Sample Complex
Powered by Philanthropy
This program is made possible, in part, by Virtua’s generous philanthropic partners. To make a gift, please visit GiveToVirtua.org.
Thank you to the following supporters:
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Health Facts
High quality early intervention services can change a child's developmental trajectory and improve outcomes for children, families, and communities.
Services to young children who have or are at risk for developmental delays have been shown to positively impact outcomes across developmental domains, including health, language and communication, cognitive development and social/emotional development. Benefits to society include reducing economic burden through a decreased need for special education.
Early social/ emotional development and physical health provide the foundation upon which cognitive and language skills develop.
Decades of rigorous research show that children’s earliest experiences play a critical role in brain development. The Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University has summarized this research:
- Neural circuits, which create the foundation for learning, behavior and health, are most flexible or “plastic” during the first three years of life. Over time, they become increasingly difficult to change.
- Persistent “toxic” stress, such as extreme poverty, abuse and neglect, or severe maternal depression can damage the developing brain, leading to lifelong problems in learning, behavior, and physical and mental health.
- The brain is strengthened by positive early experiences, especially stable relationships with caring and responsive adults, safe and supportive environments, and appropriate nutrition.
- Early social/ emotional development and physical health provide the foundation upon which cognitive and language skills develop.
- High quality early intervention services can change a child’s developmental trajectory and improve outcomes for children, families, and communities.
- Intervention is likely to be more effective and less costly when it is provided earlier in life rather than later.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, tooth decay is among the most common chronic conditions of childhood. One in 5 children, aged five to 11, and 1 in 7 children, aged 12 to 19, have at least one untreated cavity.
These numbers are higher for children from minority and low-income families. African-American and Hispanic children are more likely than white children to have cavities in their primary (baby) teeth and are twice as likely as white children to have untreated cavities. The disparity in untreated cavities continues into the teen years.
A report by the Pew Charitable Trusts states that untreated tooth decay "can cause pain and infection that may lead to difficulty eating, speaking, socializing and sleeping, as well as poor overall health." Tooth decay can also contribute to low self-esteem and dental health problems.
Dental problems can also adversely affect both school attendance and performance. A report issued by the U.S. Surgeon General in 2000, estimated that more than 51 million school hours were lost annually due to dental-related illnesses.
Click here for more informationThere is no safe level of lead in children. As lead exposure continues to be an ongoing health challenge, it is important that parents take precautionary measures to keep their children safe and healthy. While exposure can damage a child’s learning and development, it can be prevented.
Lead can disrupt the normal growth and development of a child’s brain and central nervous system. While lead paint lead paint in homes built before 1978 remains the largest contributor to elevated blood lead levels in children, there are many different lead exposure sources, including water from leaded pipes and imported toys, candy, spices, jewelry, cosmetics, herbal remedies, and pottery.
The New Jersey Department of Health provides resources for parents to stay informed so child lead exposure can be avoided.
Who Is at Risk?
- Children under the age of 6 years because they are growing so rapidly and because they tend to put their hands or other objects into their mouths.
- Children from all social and economic levels can be affected by lead poisoning, although children living at or below the poverty line who live in older housing are at greatest risk.
- Children of some racial and ethnic groups and those living in older housing are disproportionately affected by lead. For example, 3% of black children compared to 1.3% of white children have elevated blood lead levels.
Contact Information
Virtua Pediatric Mobile Services
609-304-0151
pediatricmobileservices@virtua.org
Our Team
Monica Nolasco
Program Coordinator
Jennifer Brown
Driver/Courier
Kirsti Lim
Special Education Teacher/Developmentalist
Debbie Vickers
Dental Hygienist
Sue McCleery
Pediatric Nurse
Kimberly Vicente
Community Health Worker
Maria Emerson
Director, Rehabilitation Services
Caring for Children in Our Community
Making sure your child grows into a healthy adult starts from the moment they are born. Virtua’s Pediatric Mobile Services is dedicated to providing developmental screenings, essential health services and education to children in our community, at the convenience they need.








