What is Normal? Part three Can a medical condition ever be normal? Sometimes this is a matter of semantics. I would argue that technically, autism is not normal, in that it is clearly a statistical outlier. However, there are many adults with autism who are living fully independent lives,
Our June calendar is now open. The best way to schedule your appointment is directly from our website. If you are trying to schedule a double well child check and are unable to find consecutive spots with the same provider we ask that you please give us a call.
Our May scheduled is now open. The best way to schedule your appointment is directly from our website at https://allpeds.com/for-parents/book-an-appointment/ If you are trying to schedule a double well child check and are unable to find consecutive spots with the same provider we ask that you please give us a call.
What is Normal? Part two: Lab work In medicine, people often put great faith in testing and instruments. For example, studies have shown that for asthma, using an inhaler with a spacer is as effective as using a nebulizer. The former has the advantages of being easier to use,
Our April schedule is now open. Book your well check right from our website at Book A Well Check
What is normal? Part one: In pediatrics, we often talk about a child, or a finding, being normal, but the term can be vague for many parents. What exactly do we mean when we say your child is normal? Sometimes, we use it to refer to something that is common.
Our March schedule is now open. You can book your well check appointments right from our website at https://allpeds.com/for-parents/book-an-appointment/
Since early October, we have seen a dramatic increase in the number of children with acute and severe respiratory illnesses. We have also seen a significant increase in the number of Mental Health visits. As we head into the holidays, we anticipate the continued spread of respiratory viruses.
Our February schedule is now open. You can book directly from our website at https://allpeds.com/for-parents/book-an-appointment/ If you have a child that is due for a well visit, (older than 2 years of age), but are not able to find an appointment,
During the holiday season, our hours will change so that our physicians and staff can spend extra with their families. We will always be available by phone; you may reach our on call nurse service by calling 703 436 1200 and following the prompts.
