HPV Vaccine for Cancer Prevention
It’s not just for your daughters! This link to Healthy Children is information from the American Academy of Pediatrics regarding the importance of all kiddos receiving the HPV vaccine; boys included.
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Holiday Hours for November 25, 26, & 27
To allow our staff time with their families over the holiday, we will have shorter office hours the remainder of the week: Wednesday, November 25th – Open 8:00am – 12:00pm Thursday, November 26th – CLOSED Friday, November 27th – Open 8:00am – 12:00pm We will do our very best to see your child during our…
Happy New Year!
Thank you to all of our patients, families, and friends for making 2015 a fabulously successful year for GROW. There are wonderful changes on the horizon! 2016 will bring some new additions to our team: We will be adding a third provider, which may be a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner or another Pediatrician, who we plan to have…
Fever! Should you worry?
We receive many calls from worried parents when children have fever. Here are five fabulous facts about fever. Fever in children: 5 facts you must know by NATASHA BURGERT, MD A recent issue of Pediatrics includes a new report detailing the need for doctors to improve patient teaching about fever and fever-reducing drugs. Many parents…
Summertime!
Summer time means well check season for our older, school aged patients. If you have not already done so, please call as soon as possible for an appointment. Dr. Grady and Dr. Owens have availability starting in late July; our nurse practitioner Jessica Thomas has appointments available immediately. It is very important that you bring…
Mosquito is Spanish for “little fly”
Mosquitoes are a sad fact of life here in Central Texas, and with all the rain we have had, this year likely will be worse than usual. There is understandably a lot of concern about mosquito-borne illness. There are several levels of mosquito avoidance to consider. First, avoid times and places where mosquitoes are most…
We will be CLOSED on Memorial Day
GROW Pediatrics will be closed Monday, May 30th to allow our staff to spend the day with their families. We will resume normal business hours Tuesday. We provide emergency telephone coverage 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. When you call our office after hours, you will hear a recording that will give you…
