North Texas Pediatrics

Due to the snow and extreme cold, NORTH TEXAS PEDIATRICS will be CLOSED on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15th. If you would like to have a telemedicine visit with Dr Pass or Dr Accordino , please call the office and the answering service can connect you.

We hope you all stay warm and safe!!

We would like to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving from North Texas Pediatrics.

Happy Fourth of July from Greater North Texas Pediatrics. Be safe!

North Texas Pediatrics would like to wish all our father’s a Happy Father’s Day.

It’s Memorial Day! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Our freedom comes at a cost! Let’s remember today those who have fallen while serving our country and mankind!

Happy Mother’s Day to you !! from Greater North Texas Pediatrics.

North Texas Pediatrics will be open Monday,Tuesday, closed on Wednesdays half a day on Thursdays open on Fridays and closed on Saturdays for the month of April.

To our wonderful patients and families,

In addition to the information that we just posted, we want to make you feel comforted that during the Coronavirus pandemic, we continue to remain available to you all. Our office is scrubbed and disinfected constantly, and we want you to feel comfortable to bring your children for their necessary well check ups, which we are performing in the mornings only.

If your child becomes ill and you need to bring them in to the office, we can provide you and your child with a mask, if needed. We will make sure you are roomed promptly. If you are not sure whether your child needs to be seen, please give us a call. If you wish not to come in, we also understand that and will perform a telehealth visit with you that same day. All of these scheduling requests can be answered by our receptionists during regular business hours.

If you have an ill child or questions/concerns outside of our office hours, our answering service can also help- they can connect us for a telehealth visit in the evenings or over the weekend as well.

Please stay safe and know that we are thinking of you all during these unusual times.

Yours Truly,
Dr Pass
Dr Accordino
Dr Wheelahan
Dr Lao
Dr Stadler

Hello everyone,hope everybody had a good weekend staying at home. I have some new updates for North Texas Pediatrics. Starting Monday the 6th for the rest of April we will be closed on Wednesdays and only open half a day on Thursdays. This my continued through May but for right now it’s for April until we get through the social distancing . We appreciate you all and thank you for your understanding at this time. We are also doing TeleMed so if that is something you would like to do call the office. Stay safe and know that we love you.

Effective Immediately We Will Be Seeing Well Checks At the Following Times for all Doctors
9:00 - 10:30
1:30 - 3:00
Leaving room for the sick for the remainder times. Thanks for understanding of this new schedule .

Information about Coronavirus when visiting the office .

Just a friendly reminder. Have a great weekend

Vaccinating your children is the most important way to prevent severe childhood illnesses. I was overjoyed when my first patient of the day yesterday came in wearing this fantastic diaper!

Have a great day everyone!

Dr Pass and your staff at North Texas Pediatrics

Good news ! The phones are working.

We at North Texas Pediatrics would like to wish each and everyone a safe and Happy New Year.

We at North Texas Pediatrics would like to wish you a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and Happy Kwanzaa.

I wanted to let y’all know our holiday schedule.
We will close half a day on Christmas Eve and will be closed on Christmas Day .
We will close a half a day on New Years Eve and will be closed on New Years Day.

North Texas Pediatrics would like to wish all of you a happy and safe Thanksgiving. We will be closed on Thursday and open on Friday.

We apologize for delays caused by patients with unexpected complex or multiple problems.
When booking we can’t foresee which patient will need more time than average.
Please forgive any delay. You may one day need extra time for your problems or concerns.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN from North Texas Pediatrics!!!!🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃
Stay safe tonight- it will be cold!

We are totally up and running. We got to work this afternoon and will be at the office in the morning raring to go. We love our patients !!

We finally have electricity so we can start seeing patients now!! Our phone lines are still not working, so please just come on in if your child needs to be seen- sick visits only today please.
Thanks for your patience and understanding.
North Texas Pediatrics

Power and phone lines are still out at North Texas Pediatrics. So we remain closed at this time. We apologize for this inconvenience and we will continue to update you as soon as we are able to re-open.

Thanks to all of our patients and families for your understanding.

Sorry we are closed today. The building has no electricity. Hope our families survived the storm.

Sorry we are closed today. We don’t have electricity. Hope our family’s made it through the storms.

Nationwide Children's Hospital

An awesome post about the flu vaccine from one of our Urgent Care doctors: The evening after getting my flu shot, I felt chilly and achy. Took my temperature and found it to be 101.1 F. It topped out at 102.4 F.

The flu shot did NOT make me sick. It did not cause the flu. This fever is my immune system in action. My body “thinks” I have the flu and is responding as it should. I’m making antibodies so when the real flu comes around later this year, I’m ready to fight it off quickly and effectively.

This common and short-lived inconvenience is much preferred over the real flu. Influenza kills about 1 in 1000 infected persons each year. The flu vaccine is our best shot at preventing this life-threatening illness!

For more information about common flu myths, check out this blog post from our experts: http://bit.ly/2nf9cWD

North Texas pediatrics would like to wish you all a very safe Memorial Day weekend. This monument which is located in Israel is of Our fallen soldiers taking the stairs to heaven.

Hope everyone has nice Easter 🐣.