
Screen Time: How Much Time Is Too Much For Kids?
Televisions, smartphones, computers, and tablets are all devices both adults and children use for information, entertainment, and social interaction. As
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We are experiencing a tremendous increase in illness within the community. The volume of incoming phone calls and requests for appointments is unprecedented. Our providers and staff are working additional hours to increase the number of available urgent care slots. Everyone at PPA is working above and beyond to take each call and address your needs. We ask that for prescription requests/refills, please press 2 and leave a message on the refill line. Anything non urgent, please send a mychart message. You may wish to consider avoiding our high demand times that include Monday all day and 8:30-10:30am Tuesday – Friday. Finally, when you do speak with a staff member please remember to be kind and patient with us. We are working hard to get through this time but we are a limited resource. We appreciate your understanding.
Thank you for considering Plymouth Pediatric Associates to be your child’s healthcare provider.
Televisions, smartphones, computers, and tablets are all devices both adults and children use for information, entertainment, and social interaction. As
Plymouth Pediatric Associates (“PPA”) is aware of the accusations against former executives of Magellan Diagnostics, Inc. around knowledge of defective
Spring is here! The time of year when kids are chomping at the bit to get outside. After being cloistered
Just as adults need to see their physician at least once a year for a wellness visit, so do children.
Proud parents may gush over their two year old’s baby talk, but if they are still using the same mispronunciations
Spring is great! Well, maybe not so much if you suffer with seasonal allergies. You know the drill with sneezing,
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Dear Patients and Families,
Due to the widespread availability of COVID-19 testing, vaccines, and treatments, as well as the end of the Public Health Emergency, we are changing some procedures in our office.
Beginning May 12th, most patients and families will not need to wear a mask in our office. However, you do still need to wear a mask if you are able to and if you have:
Individuals who prefer to wear a mask while in our office regardless of their symptoms or exposures are welcome to.
Please note that the Department of Public Health is continuing to track COVID-19 in the community, and masks may become required again in our office if there is an increase in respiratory illnesses. For the safety of our patients and staff, we ask that you respect this request.
Beginning on Tuesday, May 16th we will no longer be asking screening questions before a visit.
However, please let us know if you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 in the last 10 days or have any of these symptoms; fever, chills, body aches, fatigue, cough, difficulty breathing, sore throat, congestion, runny nose, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, or loss of taste or smell.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we have made our way through many changes throughout the pandemic.