Northern Virginia Pediatric Associates, P.C.

Northern Virginia Pediatric Associates, P.C. We care for newborns, children and young adults up to 21 years of age.

Our goal is to offer your children the best possible medical care to help them mature into healthy adults.

We hope you are enjoying the summer season, and we wanted to let you know that our hours have been updated for the summe...
07/04/2025

We hope you are enjoying the summer season, and we wanted to let you know that our hours have been updated for the summer:
Monday: 8-7 pm
Tuesday to Thursday: 8-6 pm
Friday: 8-5 pm
Saturday 8-2 pm
Sunday and all holidays including 4th of July and Labor Day: 9-12 pm
Our walk in hours remain the same: 9-1 pm and 2-5 Monday through Friday. Saturday, Sundays and all holidays are by appointment only.

Finally, as we celebrate Independence Day, we hope you have a wonderful time with family and friends. Stay Safe and enjoy the festivities.
Thank you

Walk In HoursWalk In hours for this summer are 9-1 pm and 2-5 pm Monday through Friday. The Walk In Clinic is for estab...
06/02/2025

Walk In Hours
Walk In hours for this summer are 9-1 pm and 2-5 pm Monday through Friday. The Walk In Clinic is for established patients only, for brief conditions of 1-2 days duration and not severe enough to require emergency room visits. Some of the conditions include
* fever
* cough and colds
* sore throat
* ear pain
* rashes
* vomiting and/or diarrhea
* Pink eye
* and minor injuries

RSV BronchiolitisThousands of infants and young children are hospitalized with RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) infecti...
05/10/2025

RSV Bronchiolitis

Thousands of infants and young children are hospitalized with RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) infection each year. Babies can now be protected by either a maternal vaccine (Abrysvo) given during pregnancy at least two weeks before delivery or by getting a monoclonal antibody (Beyfortus/Nirsemab) given in the first 8 months of life during the RSV season. This has reduced the risks of hospitalization due to RSV infection by more than 80%.

Sun ProtectionOutdoor activities are extremely important for all children. Children however, are at higher risk from su...
05/05/2025

Sun Protection

Outdoor activities are extremely important for all children. Children however, are at higher risk from sun exposure due to their thinner skin, regardless of their skin type. Effective sun protection, including the use of sunscreens is crucial in preventing long term skin damage. Some helpful recommendations include:

1. Avoiding midday sun exposure (10 am to 4 pm) when UV rays are strongest. Schedule outdoor activities for early morning or late afternoon when possible
2. Use protective clothing such as hats with full brims and long-sleeved shirts and pants
3. Apply sunscreens (SPF: 30-50), 30 minutes before sun exposure, and reapply every 2-3 hours. The best sunscreens are broad spectrum offering both UVA and UVB protection and contain physical UV filters such as titanium dioxide or zinc oxide. Ensure the sunscreen is water resistant for up to 80 minutes if the child will be swimming.
4. Seek Shade whenever possible.

It is important to remember that infants under six months of age should avoid direct sun exposure and use protective clothing and shade instead of sunscreens.

Congratulations to team NVPA. Our practice has been recognized among the top 1% of physician practices in the US throug...
04/29/2025

Congratulations to team NVPA. Our practice has been recognized among the top 1% of physician practices in the US through the prestigious Castle Connolly Top Doctors program. This is an exceptional achievement that reflects on our team's clinical excellence. NVPA would like to thank each and every member of our team for their hard work, incredible dedication and care.

Whooping cough (pertussis):We have seen a sharp spike in whooping cough cases across the nation, with the tragic loss of...
04/13/2025

Whooping cough (pertussis):

We have seen a sharp spike in whooping cough cases across the nation, with the tragic loss of two infants recently. This is in addition to the death of two children from measles and over 150 children from the flu illness this season alone. These heart breaking events underscore the critical importance of timely vaccinations according to the recommended schedule. Vaccinations remain the most effective measure to prevent these devastating diseases and protect the health and the well being of our children and communities.

Due to the inclement weather, NVPA will not be open today. Should you experience a life threatening emergency, please c...
01/06/2025

Due to the inclement weather, NVPA will not be open today. Should you experience a life threatening emergency, please call 911.
Please, use our secure email system Keona for non urgent messages or requests. Every effort will be made to answer your messages today. We are planning to resume our regular office hours tomorrow but please check our website for updates.

It is NOT too late:The percentage of ER visits for influenza, and the percentage of outpatient office visits for respira...
12/31/2024

It is NOT too late:
The percentage of ER visits for influenza, and the percentage of outpatient office visits for respiratory illnesses and influenza-associated hospitalizations have markedly increased in the last two weeks. NVPA would like to remind you that it is NOT too late to get the Flu vaccine.

Dr. Lisa Kelly will be leaving Northern Virginia Pediatric Associates "NVPA" in February. Dr. Kelly has been with NVPA f...
12/31/2024

Dr. Lisa Kelly will be leaving Northern Virginia Pediatric Associates "NVPA" in February. Dr. Kelly has been with NVPA for almost 20 years, and has so loved being able to care for her patients that she has continued to come to Falls Church from her home in Warrenton, VA. After logging tens of thousands of miles on I-66, Dr. Kelly will be leaving NVPA in mid-February and will be joining a pediatric office in her hometown of Warrenton. We will all miss her. Please, join me in wishing her the very best as she “jumps into” this next chapter!

Myopia in Children:Almost 35% of all children worldwide have myopia a new study showed. This number is expected to rise...
10/04/2024

Myopia in Children:

Almost 35% of all children worldwide have myopia a new study showed. This number is expected to rise over the next several years. Nearsightedness, or myopia, refers to when closer objects are clear but distant ones are blurry.

The rise in myopia in children is attributed to more screen time including television, video and computer games. It is highly recommended that children spend less time on the screen and more time doing outdoor activities. If on the screen, they should be encouraged to follow the 20-20-20 rule (take 20 seconds breaks every 20 minutes to look at objects at least 20 feet away).

Labor Day: Monday September 2ndOur office will be open for urgent situations and by appointment only: 9am till 12 noon. ...
08/25/2024

Labor Day: Monday September 2nd
Our office will be open for urgent situations and by appointment only: 9am till 12 noon.
We also like to take this opportunity to thank all our staff and our NVPA community for their hard work and invaluable contributions to society. Wishing you all a safe and peaceful labor day weekend.

Happy 4th of JulyOn behalf of our entire office, we want to wish you and your families a fun, safe and a healthy holiday...
07/04/2024

Happy 4th of July

On behalf of our entire office, we want to wish you and your families a fun, safe and a healthy holiday. We are proud you are part of our NVPA family.

Summer safety tips:

1. Limit sun exposure during the peak hours (10 am to 4 pm).
2. Select light weight, light colored and preferably cotton clothes whenever possible and use a wide-brimmed hat
3. Babies under six months of age should be kept out of direct sunlight
4. Apply sunscreen on exposed body parts and reapply every two hours if your child is sweating or swimming. It is best to apply the sunscreen at least 20 minutes before you head out.
5. Choose sunscreen that offers UVA and UVB protection and has an SPF of 30-45. Please, remember to apply sunscreen even on cloudy days
6. Sunglasses with UV protection help protect the eyes
7. It is better to stay inside or limit outdoor activities to less than 30 minutes when it is 90 degrees or above and humid
7. Make sure your child drinks plenty of fluids even if they are not thirsty. Water is the best fluid.

Address

107 N Virginia Avenue
Falls Church, VA
22046

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

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