Our Vaccine Schedule: What’s Changing Nationally, and What We Recommend Here You may have seen headlines (or social media posts) about changes to the CDC’s childhood immunization schedule. We want to make this simple and transparent: Our practice will continue to follow the vaccine schedule…
Leucovorin and Kids: What we know so far. Leucovorin (folinic acid) is a form of folate that has been used safely for decades, primarily in cancer care and certain metabolic treatments. Recently, researchers have studied its role in pediatrics because a small percentage of children…
Last month we celebrated the incredible career of Dr Rosemarie Tweed! Your journey has been nothing short of inspiring. Your compassion, dedication and wisdom over 30 years of practice have undoubtedly left an enduring mark on all of us. Here is to many new adventures,…
Learn more about how getting your flu vaccine helps protect you while also decreasing the strain on hospitals at CDC.gov. Protecting ourselves from influenza far outweighs any minor side effects of getting the vaccine. Flu vaccines go through numerous tests for safety and effectiveness and…
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It is recommended that everyone has a physical exam at least once a year. Even providers need to go in and have their annual physical. Infants typically come in every 2-3mo up to the age of 2 years, then, starting age 3 years, once a…