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Please follow this plan developed by Mount Nittany Medical Center's Security Department, State College Police Department and the Pennsylvania State University Police Department to assist the public and Medical Center staff accessing the Medical Center during football game weekends.
Click here to view the directions and corresponding map to get to Orchard Road from State College, Bellefonte, Port Matilda and I-99. Police will not permit traffic on Orchard Road to get backed up at the Park Avenue stop sign. All traffic will be directed onto Park Avenue toward the Medical Center.
If you have traffic problems somewhere other than Orchard Road and you have a cell phone, call 911. Give your name, exact location, destination (Medical Center), make, model, and color of your vehicle. If possible, a police officer will be sent to escort you to the Medical Center. When you see the police officer, get out of your car and wave so that he/she can identify you. Please use this privilege in extreme emergencies only.
In today’s world, bullying can take on many different forms, from verbal, physical, social, to cyber bullying. In some cases, the bullying may be made up of more than one of these components, too. The first thing you should do, as a parent, is to determine if your child is being physically harmed. If this is the case, it is your responsibility to intervene immediately.
Mount Nittany Health is pleased to announce the addition of Muqueet Kadri, MD, to Mount Nittany Physician Group Pulmonary Medicine and the critical care department at Mount Nittany Medical Center.
Mount Nittany Health is pleased to announce that Jonathan Ashley, MD, has joined the Mount Nittany Physician Group hospitalist program.
Beginning October 7, flu clinics will be offered at all Mount Nittany Physician Group primary care locations.
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