Working parents in Georgia face a unique challenge in availing themselves of quality medical care for their children outside of normal office hours. After-hours pediatrics services are helping to fill this critical need by providing a convenient, accessible, and affordable option for parents who work long hours or have other commitments that prevent them from […]
Parenting can be difficult, especially when managing your child’s medical needs. Especially for working parents with busy schedules and prior commitments, visiting your child’s pediatrician during regular office hours may not be as easy all the time. This is where the beauty of after-hour pediatric clinics comes in! And this has been becoming a trend
What happens if your kid becomes ill or is injured after your pediatrician’s office has closed? In such situations, after-hours pediatric clinics may bridge the gap until your child can see your primary care physician. After-hours pediatric clinics are intended to reduce Emergency Room (ER) trips. They are more convenient, have shorter wait times, and
When you feel like you are alone in caring for your child because of their health, then have peace of mind knowing that you can always depend on your child’s doctor for help. Luckily, the world of pediatrics is constantly advancing. There are now technological advancements in healthcare that prove to be beneficial for your
As a parent, **you usually want the best for your children, especially their health. It might make a huge difference in finding the best pediatrician. Specialized medical professionals known as pediatricians care for children from birth till early adulthood. Pediatricians are specialists in kids’ social, emotional, and physical growth. But what makes a great pediatrician?
Our clinic is one of the leading destinations for children’s health in Roswell and Alpharetta. Today’s post is about falls and injury prevention. Acute appendicitis refers to an inflammation of the appendix. The appendix is a small, blind-ending structure outpouching from the cecum (the first part of the large intestine). It is regarded as a
As a pediatrician who has treated infants and children with failure to thrive for over 20 years, I have gained valuable clinical experience in both developing and developed countries. Failure to thrive, characterized by insufficient weight gain and growth, can have serious impacts if not managed promptly. In this post, I will share key insights
