Dr. Caroline Brown

07/05/2025

With the heartbreaking news out of Texas this weekend, we are thinking of all those families and praying for more rescues!
North Carolina knows too well the devastation flash floods can bring!

Appreciate this list (compiled by Texas transplant Claire Calvin) of ways we can help support those affected!

During the weekend, we watched with horror as the scenes in Texas unfolded into a nightmare for families, communities, and the wild landscapes we love. While the tragedy of Hurricane Helene is still so fresh for us in North Carolina, this has struck a deep nerve and is hard to take in.

We wanted to share resources for those looking to support the relief efforts there, and also send all our love and hope to those still searching for their loved ones:

: Matching donations of up to $4,000.

: Raising money, collecting donations, and organizing volunteers to help pets from Kerr County.

: Donating 100% of profits to flood victims and recovery.

: Raising funds to provide refuge, emergency supplies, relief, and recovery aid.

: Collecting donations to support local response, relief, and recovery efforts.

: Donating profits from all locations on July 5 to victims in Hunt, Kerrville, and the Hill Country.

: Organizing a supply drive.

: Raising funds for search, rescue and recovery.

: Raising money for mutual aid rapid response to counties affected by the flood.

: Accepting donations to feed residents of Kerrville.

: 100% of profits will be donated.

: Matching donations up to $4,000.

: Donating 100% of profits from online bottle sales through Saturday.

—Claire

07/04/2025

Tomorrow we will start again.
Using our voices to defend science…
For the health and well being of our children, our families, our neighbors, our country.

05/16/2025

Thrilled to announce that Dr. Holly Hanes has joined CCWS! She will be working 1-2 days per week and providing backup coverage for Dr. Brown whenever she is out of town. Please join us in welcoming Dr. Hanes!

05/12/2025

CCWS loves our Nurse Andrea! She’s calm under pressure (as an ER nurse and a mom of 3 boys she’s seen it all!!) and is always willing to pitch in for whatever a patient or our team needs!

05/11/2025

CCWS loves our Nurse Denise! She and Dr. Brown worked together for years at another pediatric practice across town before we were lucky enough to reunite at CCWS (and fun fact: Denise met her husband, now an ENT PA, when he was working at that other peds practice too!)

05/10/2025

CCWS loves our Nurse Nichole (and it’s her birthday today)!!

04/06/2025

As a mother and a pediatrician this is heartbreaking to witness.
One death is too many!
These children should be alive!
Their parents are victims of anti-science propaganda and misinformation but the children are paying the ultimate price.

RFK Jr. plans to attend the funeral. He should apologize to the parents for his actions during a measles epidemic that likely involves thousands of children.

01/03/2025

Calling all new moms and those who have friends who have recently had a baby - please spread the word about this wonderful resource for support from Postpartum Resource Center of the Triad

PRCT’s first support group of 2025 is open for registration! If you are within the first year postpartum, this 6 week group is for you. This group will be at and led by a trained perinatal mental health professional.

Where: Triad Pelvic Health in Greensboro

When: Wednesday evenings starting January 22nd

Why: To get support postpartum and learn ways to cope in this transition alongside with other new moms.

This group is free and registration is required. These spots fill up quickly! Visit www.prctriad.com/events to register.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from the SUPER CCWS team :)

06/22/2024

Love this! Please share with anyone who may benefit from these options for accessible kayaking!!

Exciting news! The North Carolina State Parks and Recreation announces a new partnership with Waypoint Adventure_NC, based in Black Mountain, N.C., to provide adaptive recreation programs for visitors with disabilities. Activities such as accessible kayaking and guided hikes will be offered at a few western state parks this summer and fall as part of a new pilot program. “We are eager to launch this program to offer a new way for visitors with disabilities to experience and enjoy North Carolina’s beautiful state parks,” said State Parks Director Brian Strong

This summer, accessible kayaking programs will be offered at Lake James and Lake Norman state parks. Registration is now open for participants and volunteers. Register here: http://ncparks.gov/waypoint

Image description: In the foreground, two people in a kayak with smiling faces are on a body of water. They are both holding kayak paddles across their laps. Several people in canoes are in the background.