Inwood Village Pediatrics

The Episcopal School of Dallas with be hosting a Covid19 Vaccine Clinic for anyone ages 5 and up this Saturday, December, 4, 2021 from 2-4pm.

Please see the link below for more information and how to register.

https://www.jotform.com/213065025377149

www.dshs.texas.gov

The COVID-19 vaccine is now available for children ages 5 and up.
Our office does not have the vaccine at this time. Please see the attached link to find a location for vaccination near you.

www.dshs.texas.gov

Our phone lines are down for non-urgent messages. If you need to speak with a triage nurse please call 877-782-0402

Due to inclement weather, the office will be closed on Monday, February 15,2021.

Chilly temps are in the forecast for the next couple days. See the link below for more information on fireplace safety.

https://www.healthychildren.org/English/safety-prevention/at-home/Pages/Fireplace-Safety_Tips.aspx

Due to the winter weather advisory, the office will be closed today. We will call everyone tomorrow to reschedule appointments.

Ice and snow are in the forecast for the next few days in the DFW area. The office will follow DISD's school closure schedule. Please call the office for further information regarding office hours and closure during inclement weather.

If you feel like you child has discomfort from teething, here are some tips below to help soothe those gums.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends using the following:
1. Plastic and rubber teething toys
2. Cool items to gnaw on like a cool, wet washcloth or a cold teething ring
3.Massaging their gums

Note:
Remember that teething necklaces and bracelets are not recommend as they can be choking and strangulation hazards. Also, numbing gels or creams that contain benzocaine are not recommend for infants and toddlers.

Have you ever wondered how to know if your child has an ear infection?
See the link below for more information about common symptoms of ear infections!

https://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/conditions/ear-nose-throat/Pages/Ear-Infection-Symptoms.aspx

The phones are back up and running! Thank you for your patience. Happy Tuesday!

We are having some difficulties with our phone system at the moment! We have someone here working on them now. So sorry for the inconvenience!

We will follow DISD closures on Monday in case of inclement weather, but please call us that morning to check and see if we are open!

Unfortunately the office will be closed for the remainder of the afternoon today due to a gas leak in the building. If you have an appointment please call us tomorrow to reschedule. So sorry for the inconvenience!

New chalkboard is up at the office! If you haven’t already, follow us on Instagram ❤️

All smiles behind these Hadleigh's masks! Thank you so much for gifting them to us! 😘❤️

Here’s where you can get a coronavirus test in North Texas

If you are in need of a COVID-19 test, here are some great options!

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/public-health/2020/06/09/heres-where-you-can-get-a-coronavirus-test-in-north-texas/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Coronavirus+Update%3A+Testing+site+to+open+for+protesters%2C+Dallas+County+reports+298+cases&utm_campaign=CoronavirusUpdate_06092020

Here’s where you can get a coronavirus test in North Texas Coronavirus testing has expandedas COVID cases rise, but the options for getting checked remain confusing. North Texas clinics have different testing...

Thank you to our great community for blessing us during this season! We have had families donate masks, eye protection, and today we had a family provide Eatzi’s sandwiches for the whole team! We enjoyed them together... but 6 feet apart! 🥰

We came to work for you, please stay home for us! Stay safe!

We are offering Telehealth appointments! Call our office at 214-956-7337 to schedule an appointment with your doctor.

The flu vaccines are here! Call us at 214-956-7337 to schedule your appointment.

Check out these beautiful cookies that a patient’s mother made for Dr. Deuber! We are so thankful for this sweet gift- it has absolutely made our day! They are almost to pretty to eat!

We will be closed tomorrow for the holiday. We hope that everyone has a fun and safe time with their families! We will re-open on Thursday!

Our patient portal has been updated! Some of the updates include: access to communicate with office staff, the ability to review statements and ledgers, option to request refills, and the ability to view/ print immunization records. Give us a call and we would be happy to give you login information.

We are now carrying the meningitis B vaccine- speak to you provider for more information and check with your insurance company for coverage information.

Free Summer Fun for Kids | The Kids Doctor

Even though it's chilly out today, it's never too early to start planning some fun summer activities! Check out Dr. Sue's blog for some fun (and free!) ideas.

http://www.kidsdr.com/free-summer-fun-kids

Free Summer Fun for Kids | The Kids Doctor Now is the time to start researching and planning fun activities for your little ones this summer. If you’re considering a stay-over or day summer camp for your child, many camps are signing up right now. These places fill up quick, so it’s best to research the camps and make a few choices right...

Happy birthday to our fearless leader, our manager, Jennifer! This year for her birthday, we donated about 60 inches of hair to Pantene Beautiful Lengths and Locks of Love. We are thankful for her, and thankful for these selfless employees!! ... Not pictured- Erica with 12 inches!

Are hives a sign of the flu?

Check out Dr. Linderman talking about the flu on Channel 8 earlier this week!

http://www.wfaa.com/news/health/strange-flu-symptoms-health-experts-answer-parents-concerns/513319906

Are hives a sign of the flu? Dr. Linderman explains the flu season has been extended into March because there are multiple strains of the virus in circulation.

Ellis County measles outbreak shows why vaccination is crucial

Here's an article from the Dallas Morning News regarding the recent measles cases in Ellis County. You can also check out our vaccine policy on the Inwood Village Pediatrics website under "Health Resources."
https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2018/01/24/ellis-county-measles-outbreak-shows-vaccination-crucial

Ellis County measles outbreak shows why vaccination is crucial For those of us in the medical community who provide care for children, the latest news from Ellis county reminds us that complacency and turning...

Flu Season | The Kids Doctor

Unbiased flu data presented by Dr. Hubbard in this week's blog post!

http://www.kidsdr.com/flu-season

Flu Season | The Kids Doctor While I do appreciate the need for media coverage of this years flu epidemic, I am a bit dismayed by the “scare tactic” information that is constantly leading the headlines, and in my opinion causing anxiety rather than educating and informing the public (of all ages).

Strep Throat | The Kids Doctor

Check out Dr. Sue's tips for spotting strep!
http://www.kidsdr.com/strep-throat-1

Strep Throat | The Kids Doctor During the “sick season” a common complaint among children (and their worried parents) is that a chid has a sore throat. While all children will at some point complain of a sore throat, most sore throats are due to a virus and are often the first sign of a cold.

Happy New Year from Inwood Village Pediatrics! Since it is the start of a new year, we are asking that all patients bring their most recent insurance cards with them to their appointments.

Merry Christmas from our family to yours! We are thankful for our patients and we hope that everyone has a wonderful time with their families. The office will be closed Monday, December 25th.

More Flu Cases | The Kids Doctor

Check out Dr. Hubbard's blog post about this year's flu season!
http://www.kidsdr.com/more-flu-cases

More Flu Cases | The Kids Doctor If you read this blog often you know I have been writing about the upcoming flu season since the vaccine was released this summer. The predictions were that it might be a “bad” flu season due to the fact that Australia had had a severe flu season, and the United States often sees the same influe...