Practice News

ZocDoc appointment scheduling online available now!

DUE TO COVID-19 WE ARE TAKING EXTRA PRECAUTIONS WITH ALL OF OUR PATIENTS. WE HAVE TEMPORARILY CHANGED OUR OFFICE HOURS AND ARE NOW OFFERING TELEVISITS FOR CERTAIN PROBLEMS. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A TELEMEDICINE VISIT, PLEASE CALL DURING OFFICE HOURS AND WE WILL BE HAPPY TO DISCUSS OPTIONS WITH YOU. 

Vaccines are available with our nurses year-round on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:30pm through 7:30pm. Call the office to make your vaccine appointments during the available scheduled times only. These appointments do not take much time at all so you can be in, out, and on with your busy schedule! **Please note that PPD placements/reads, allergy shots, and special vaccines (hormone, antiobiotic, etc.) cannot be made with the vaccine clinic nurses.**

Acetaminophen Concentration changes in medications for infants. All updates and information can be found by clicking the link.

A guide to commonly missed warning signs for Type 1 Diabetes. Warning signs can be mistaken for more common illnesses. If you think your child may be suffering from any of these symptoms please call the office for an appointment.

Measles is common in Europe, Asia, the Pacific, and Africa. Before you travel tell your doctor where you are traveling! Babies as young as 6 months of age can be vaccinated prior to travel. After you travel call your doctor if anyone gets a fever and rash within 3 weeks of returning from your trip. Describe where you traveled. You can also call Cooper Hospital Travel Clinic 856-342-2439 or 856-968-7251 with any additional travel vaccination questions or concerns. 

Full text of the open letter from American Medical Association (AMA), American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) is included. 

FLU VACCINES ARE AVAILABLE NOW ON SUNDAY'S!