The Importance of Sports Physicals

It’s back to school next month, make sure you have your sports physical for the upcoming school year. If your child participates in sports, it’s important for you to schedule an appointment for your child’s sports physical. GOALS OF THE PREPARTICIPATION SPORTS EXAMINATION — The goals of the preparticipation sports examination are to: Maximize safe […]

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Calling all 6th Graders…

If your child is preparing to enter in the 6th grade, then it’s time for you’re his/her checkup and immunizations. Most schools require the immunizations and a blue slip before starting the 6th grade.  At these visits, your provider will: –       Check your child’s height, weight and body mass index –       Measure vital signs such as […]

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Schedule Your Child’s Well Check-up!

It is important that you bring your child in for well-child checkups.  The American Academy of Pediatrics  recommend annual well-child checkups.  At these visits we will be doing routine care such as checking height, weight, body mass index, vital signs, vision and hearing screens, laboratory values and immunizations if needed.  We will also be discussing […]

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Medical Ear Piercing

If your considering getting your child’s ears pierced, call Pathway Pediatrics.  Whether you choose to do ear piercing while your child is still an infant or allowing her to choose to get their ears pierced as part of her birthday celebration, you’ll be happy that you chose to come to our office, rather than a […]

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What you should know about Antibiotics

What are antibiotics? — Antibiotics are medicines that help people fight infections caused by bacteria. They work by killing bacteria that are in the body. These medicines come in many different forms, including pills, ointments, and liquids that are given by injection. Antibiotics can do a lot of good. For people with serious bacterial infections, […]

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National Eating Disorder Awareness

In the United States, 10 million women and 1 million men struggle with some type of eating disorder, and eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. These are real, serious, life-threatening, but treatable illnesses! Due to the potential severity of these diseases, early detection can literally save lives. If you or […]

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