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Why choose Northwoods pediatric center?

Patients At Northwoods Pediatric Center, P.A., your child’s health is our number one priority. To help make the treatment experience as easy as possible, here is some information and resources you may find handy: Forms New patient forms (English) New patient forms (Spanish) Records release request Privacy Notice Insurance Information

What is a patient portal?

Pediatric Associates at Northwoods has been working with families in our community since 1989. Our goal is provide comprehensive, quality pediatric and adolescent health care for your child(ren) from birth to age 21. Our physicians are board certified in pediatrics, and our nurse practitioners are nationally certified in pediatric health care.

Where can my child be seen at Tonawanda Pediatrics?

Pediatric Clinics in The Woodlands and Spring, TX Same day appointments are available. To schedule an appointment for your child with one of our highly trained pediatricians, call us today at (281) 296-7770. You can also conveniently arrange for an appointment by filling out our online Request an Appointment form.

Who are our board certified pediatricians and nurse practitioners?

Patient Registration Forms. Northwoods Pediatric Center, P.A. in Spring and The Woodlands, Texas welcomes you to our practice. Once you have made your initial appointment, you may preregister online by completing the interactive form(s) below, or you may download and print the form(s), fill them out, and bring them with you to your first visit.. Completing the forms prior to …

What age can you call a sick child?

However, if your child is under the age of 18 and you cannot do so, please send a signed note authorizing us to provide care, and a phone number where you can be reached. When calling about a sick child, the following information is helpful to have on hand: 1. your child’s temperature and how you took it.

What does it mean when a child has a fever?

While many of you may become concerned, even anxious, when your child develops a fever, you can be reassured that this most natural of symptoms usually indicates that your child’s immune system is alive and functioning well .

How to prepare for a well visit?

Preparing for Well Visits. Some effort should be made to prepare your child (as young as 18-24 months) for the visit. Reading books and role playing are helpful in bringing out questions and fears, while helping the child learn what to expect. It is never helpful to promise a child that a finger stick or shot won’t hurt.

Is it normal for a child to be anxious during a visit?

Please do not use getting a shot as a threatened punishment if they are not well behaved. Some children, especially under the age of 3, will be very anxious throughout the visit. This is normal for their age. Discussing unpleasant aspects of the visit, such as shots, too far in advance can make a child over-anxious.

Can you walk in for sick visits?

Sick visits are seen by appointment. “Walk-ins” may be asked to wait for an opening or return at a later time, in fairness to those who have scheduled appointments. Whenever possible it is in the child’s best interest to have a parent accompany them to an appointment.

Can you see a sick child in the morning?

If you need more than one child seen, please let us know when you call so we may adjust our schedules accordingly.