COVID Antibody Testing
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has an excellent, up-to-date summary of the current state of COVID-19 antibody testing. At this time, our practice is not recommending
Our Blog
“Is it safe to return to camp or daycare?”
It’s been a long, weird spring of quarantining, balancing working from home and remote learning for pre-K children through college-aged adults, and now that the
Telemedicine
Due to the extraordinary circumstances caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Pediatric Associates is now offering pediatric video visits through Spruce Health as an option for
Coronavirus Office Policies
For the safety of our patients and staff, and in an effort to continue delivering the highest quality care, Pediatric Associates has made careful modification
Important Information and Updates Regarding Coronavirus
We are here for you! We are currently experiencing unprecedented call volumes in both offices.We appreciate your patience as we work hard to answer all questions
Diaper Rash
Newborn skin can be exceptionally sensitive to irritants in the environment. It is not unusual for infants to develop intermittent diaper rashes, and we often
Healthy Bones
There are three essential requirements to developing strong healthy bones: adequate calcium, adequate vitamin D, and regular exercise. Failure to meet any of these requirements
Measles
Per the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), from January 1 to December 31, 2019, 1282 individual cases of measles were confirmed in 31 states, including
Sports Injuries/Concussions
As your primary care physicians, we are fully capable of evaluating and treating sports injuries such as sprains, contusions, exercise-induced asthma, vocal cord dysfunction and concussion.
Antibiotics: FACTS
Repeated use and misuse of antibiotics are some of the main causes of the increase in resistant bacteria.
