Patient Resources

At Woods Primary and Behavioral Health Center at Hamilton, we care for your whole health: your body and your mind. This is called integrated care. It means your doctors and behavioral/mental health providers work together as a team. They talk to each other, share information, and help you in the best way possible.

Our center is special because it is specifically designed for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and autism. We serve patients age 6 and older, with a particular emphasis on adults ages 18+, as individual transitioning from pediatric to adult care have a difficult time finding care.

At the Woods Primary and Behavioral Health Center at Hamilton, healthcare is tailored to each individual’s need in an environment. Wide halls and large rooms make it easy to navigate for people who use wheelchairs, and there is plenty of room for caregivers. It is also sensory-friendly, so it feels calm and safe.

Our providers understand how to care for people with IDD and autism. They speak clearly, include the patient in every part of care, and listen closely. Caregivers are welcome, too. We believe each person should be part of their own health journey.

In our first year, we will have a primary care physician, a primary care nurse practitioner, psychiatric nurse practitioner, and a consulting psychiatrist. In our second year, we will add licensed clinical therapists.

Yes! This is a huge benefit to our center being located within a hospital, and one that is part of the outstanding RWJBarnabas Health network. We have a lab right in the office for basic lab work and testing. If you need an x-ray or a specialist (like a heart doctor or a skin doctor), we can help you see one right here on campus.

Our team will talk directly with the specialist’s once to set things up and make sure they understand your needs. We’ll also share information with them, so everyone is informed about your care.

If you need a specialist who is not part of RWJBarnabas Health, we can help with that too.

You can still see your current specialists if you want to. We are happy to work with them to make sure you get the best care.

But for your main doctor, also called a Primary Care Provider (PCP), your insurance may ask you to choose one person or place. If your insurance requires that, you will need to pick our center as your main doctor to receive care.

Once you register as a new patient, we will send a link to our patient portal, where you can complete forms electronically. Once filled out, they will be automatically sent back to us.

Our center will provide sick visits and minor injury care Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5 pm and will offer same-day appointments based on availability, but we do not replace urgent care. After hours, our answering service can connect you with a provider, if necessary.

We will start seeing patients in Fall 2025. Please call (888) 628-9661 or email hamilton@woods.org.

Our practice can provide paper prescriptions for most prescriptions. However, controlled drug substances have to be submitted electronically. We are also able to provide a medication list.

At Woods Integrated Healthcare Centers, we care for your whole health: both your body and your mind. Integrated care means your doctors and behavioral/mental health providers work together as a team. They talk to each other, share information, and help you in the best way possible.

Our centers are specially designed for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and autism. We serve patients ages 6 and older. 

The environment is also tailored to our clients’ needs. Wider halls and large rooms make it easy to navigate for people who use wheelchairs, and there is plenty of room for caregivers. It is also sensory-friendly, so it feels calm and safe. 

 Our providers understand how to care for people with IDD and autism. They speak clearly, include the patient in every part of care, and listen closely. We believe each person should be part of their own health journey. Caregivers are welcome, too.  

When we open to the public in Fall 2025, we will have a primary care physician, a primary care nurse practitioner, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, and a consulting psychiatrist. We will provide primary care and medication management when we open. Soon after, we will add a licensed clinical therapist.

You can call us at 610-873-3500 or email exton@woodshealthcare.org. 

Our practice can provide paper prescriptions for most prescriptions. However, controlled drug substances have to be submitted electronically. We are also able to provide a medication list. 

Yes, gynecology care will be available. 

No, but the Woods System of Care is contracted through one of our affiliates, Legacy Treatment Services, to manage the 988 line in Chester County.  

We will open initially with the hours of Monday–Friday 8:30am–5pm, but we do plan to add extended hours at a later date. 

Yes! We have a trained therapist on staff. 

We accept Medicare (including AmeriGroup Wellcare, and United) and Medicaid, as well as the following private insurers: Horizon, Aetna, UHC, Oxford, Cigna, and Homestead.  

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Yes, this practice has the ability to connect you to a specialist to meet your care needs and will collaborate with the primary care provider on site.

You can still see your current specialists if you want to. We are happy to work with them to make sure you get the best care. But for your main doctor, also called a Primary Care Provider (PCP), your insurance may ask you to choose one person or place. If your insurance requires that, you will need to pick our center as your main doctor to receive care. 

At Woods Integrated Healthcare Centers, we care for your whole health: your body and your mind. 

Integrated care means your doctors and behavioral/mental health providers work together as a team. They talk to each other, share information, and help you in the best way possible. 

 Our centers are special because they are specially designed for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and autism. We serve patients aged 6 and older. 

. The environment is also tailored to our individuals’ needs. Wider halls and large rooms make it easy to navigate for people who use wheelchairs, and there is plenty of room for caregivers. It is also sensory-friendly, so it feels calm and safe. 

Our providers understand how to care for people with IDD and autism. They speak clearly, include the patient in every part of care, and listen closely. We believe each person should be part of their own health journey. Caregivers are welcome, too.  

In addition to primary and behavioral healthcare, our Langhorne location also offers dental care through an innovative partnership with Penn Dental Medicine. We know dental visits can be stressful, and our well-trained staff will meet you where you are to ensure comfort and ease in tandem with the best dental care possible.  

At our Langhorne center, we have a primary care physician, primary care nurse practitioners located at the Medical Center at Woods. Penn Dental Medicine at Woods is under the same roof as the Medical Center, just across the hallway. An easy walk across the street, the Center for Behavioral Health at Woods is staffed by a psychiatric nurse practitioner, a consulting psychiatrist, and therapists.  

No, but the Woods System of Care is contracted through one of our affiliates, Legacy Treatment Services, to manage the 988 line in Bucks County.  

Yes! We have a trained therapist on staff. 

Yes! Our Langhorne location has many specialists right on site, including optometry, podiatry, and….. We also have the Penn Dental clinic right across the hallway. 

You can still see your current specialists if you want to. We are happy to work with them to make sure you get the best care. But for your main doctor, also called a Primary Care Provider (PCP), your insurance may ask you to choose one person or place. If your insurance requires that, you will need to pick our center as your main doctor to receive care.

Once you register as a new patient, we will send a link to our patient portal, where you can complete forms electronically. Once filled out, they will be automatically sent back to us. 

Our center provides sick visits and minor injury care, but we do not replace urgent care, and we are not open on weekends. After hours, our answering service can connect you with a provider, if necessary. 

We understand that every individual experiences the world differently. Our waiting areas are designed to be low-stimulus environments with space to move around, helping to reduce anxiety and sensory overload. Before the appointment, we provide tailored information to help patients know what to expect. Our approach ensures that every individual remains at the center of the experience.

Our practice can provide paper prescriptions for most prescriptions. However, controlled drug substances have to be submitted electronically. We are also able to provide a medication list.