Referral and Admission
Inpatient Programs and Services
To refer a patient to one of our inpatient programs, please call one of the liaisons below.
Patrick Quirk, BSN, RN
412-420-2115
pqu@the-institute.org
Nancy Nalitz, BSN, RN
412-420-2437
nna@the-institute.org
Outpatient Programs and Services
To make a referral or schedule an appointment at any of our four outpatient locations, please call 412-420-2362 or toll free at 1-877-433-1109.
Center for Prader-Willi Syndrome
To learn more about the Center for Prader-Willi Syndrome, please contact nurse liaison Christa Gross, BSN, MSEd, RN at 412-420-2113 or cgr@the-institute.org.
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PWS Awareness – Thanks to Clint Hurdle
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Read our new PWS Blog!
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