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For many, it is the first week of school. Your child may have attended 1 or more days, they may have experienced their first “virtual”… Read More »The “New Normal”

In keeping with the American Academy of Pediatrics recommendations to get your flu vaccine before the end of October, we announce our Flu Before Boo… Read More »Flu Before Boo. 2020

I need your help! The Department of Health and Human Services has just approved an amendment that will allow pharmacists to adminster routine vaccines to… Read More »Dept of Health and Human Services Approves Pharmacists Vaccinating Children

With the return to school more certain now, the importance of properly wearing face masks becomes a very important topic. As is true with almost… Read More »Face Masks and COVID-19: Facts vs Myths

The Governor reported new “lows” of hospitalizations, intubations and deaths from COVID-19 today. This is great news since everyone anticipated an increase after “reopening” across… Read More »Stay Calm and Look Forward

Over the past few weeks, I have received a number of requests for COVID-19 testing for return to college, for patients who have been exposed… Read More »COVID-19 Testing Changes

The quick answer to this question is “I don’t know?” As I have previously stated, the American Academy of Pediatrics advocates for the return to… Read More »School – What To Do?

As a pediatrician, father, and grandfather, I recognize the struggles that many families had with distance learning this spring. In response, my national organization, the… Read More »School Reopening – The American Academy of Pediatrics’ Position

The questions of the past week have been related to exposures to someone who tested positive for COVID-19. Basically, “we have been exposed to someone… Read More »Stay Calm and Careful

The American Academy of Pediatrics has published 2 articles addressing return to school and childcare with COVID-19 infections on the rise nationally. (although at a… Read More »Return to School and Childcare