Pediatric Group of Acadiana-New Iberia Location

04/17/2025

Easter Weekend Notice

Our office will be closed:
Friday April 18th - Sunday April 20th

We will resume normal business hours on Monday, April 21st.

Wishing you and your family a joyful and safe Easter weekend! 🐣

04/07/2025

Monday April 7

Our walk-in clinic will be closed this morning & open @ 1p this afternoon.

Sorry for the inconvenience!

04/02/2025

“What makes us different is what makes us beautiful.” 💙

03/31/2025

UPDATE:
Our Walk In clinic is currently open & the appointment side will open @ 1p.

Thanks for your understanding.

We hope everyone is safe during this weather.
For the safety of our staff, patients & their families our office we be closed this am.
If you have an appointment someone will reach out to reschedule as soon as we can.

We will post an update here on the time we will open.

Thanks
Stay safe!

03/26/2025

**As of today (March 31) we are no longer accepting resumes.
Thanks to everyone who sent their resume & shared the post!**

We currently have a position available for a FT receptionist @ our New Iberia location.

We are looking for a reliable, positive, self-motivated person with strong multi-tasking skillls to join our team.

If you are interested in being a team player please email your resume to lboutte@pgacadiana.com

Please be patient with me as I review each resume & respond to your email.

Thanks in advance

03/13/2025

Our walk- in clinic will be closed this morning but will reopen @ 1p.

We apologize for any inconvenience!

Thanks for your understanding.

03/02/2025

Have a fun & safe Mardi Gras! 💜💚💛

03/02/2025

🚨 Measles is deadly—and it's back. Texas has reported its first measles-related death in a child as the outbreak continues to grow, surpassing 120 cases. This tragic loss is a reminder that measles isn’t just a rash—it’s a highly contagious and potentially fatal disease that spreads easily among the unvaccinated.

🛑 How can you protect yourself and your loved ones?
✅ Get vaccinated! The MMR vaccine is safe, effective, and provides lifelong protection against measles.
✅ Check your records. Make sure kids, teens, and adults are up to date on their shots—especially before school, travel, or large gatherings.
✅ Act quickly. If you or your child have symptoms like fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and rash, call your doctor before heading to a clinic to avoid spreading the virus.

Declining vaccination rates are bringing it back. Don't wait until it's too late—vaccination saves lives. ❤️

03/02/2025

Wondering if you should attend a car seat check event? We've got you covered! Nearly half of car seats are installed incorrectly, even when caregivers think they’ve got it right! We can help you locate a car seat event near you 👉️ head to safekids.org/events

02/20/2025

01/25/2025

Make sure you get enough in the winter. Deficiency can cause SAD (seasonal affective disorder) depression. Vitamin D: BOOSTS THE IMMUNE SYSTEM & ASSISTS IN NEUROTRANSMITTER SYNTHESIS.

Many of us are completely deficient.

Vitamin D is considered the “sunshine vitamin” because we produce it from exposure to sunlight. Or body does not make it and we only derive 20% from food. Many of us are very deficient in D. We spend less time outdoors and sunblock, prevents absorption.

Lack of vitamin D = Illness from viruses, depression, gastrointestinal inflammation, darker skin and elevated cortisol levels (cortisol is a stress hormone in the body) can cause vitamin D deficiency.

It promotes mental well-being, balances the immune system, and reduces inflammation. Low vitamin D levels in your blood are directly connected to a higher incidence of autism, cancer, osteoporosis, heart disease, arthritis, and just about every other degenerative disease.

Regular MDs are much too conservative in dosing Vitamin D supplementation. Testing is crucial to make sure you are getting enough. Just know my 7 year old needs 5,000 iu daily to maintain levels. TAKING PROBIOTICS with vitamin D helps it to absorb.

01/23/2025

Office Update:

Our walk-in clinic will be open today from 1p-4p however, the phones will not be transferred due to staffing. We will resume regular office hours tomorrow, Jan 24 @ 8a.

If you need to request an appointment, please click the link below & someone will be in touch with you tomorrow.

https://www.mypatientmessages.com/AdminGui/PublicForms/Forms/request-15462e60-44e0-4dad-8814-cf5a55d498cc.html

If you have a question for the nurse, please click the link below & someone will be in touch with you tomorrow.

https://www.mypatientmessages.com/AdminGui/PublicForms/Forms/request-79db10c4-aca7-4082-aae9-d1b4c7b56702.html


We apologize for any inconvenience.

Please continue to stay safe!

01/22/2025

❄️Office Closure Update❄️

The office will remain CLOSED thru Thursday, January 23rd. We plan to reopen on Friday
@ 8a. Please check our page for updates!

We apologize for the inconvenience but our top priority is ensuring the safety of our staff, patients & families.

Thank you for your patience and understanding!

Stay safe & warm!

01/21/2025

Let’s try this again…

❄️ Snow Day Fun! ❄️

We hope you are staying safe and enjoying this rare winter wonderland!
We'd love to see how you're spending your snow day. ⛄️

📸 Share your snow day pictures in the comments below and let us see your snowmen, snowball fights, cozy indoor activities, or anything else making today special.

Let’s spread the joy and make this snow day unforgettable! 💛

01/20/2025

If you are a current patient of Hollan Fortier, NP in our St Martinville office, her staff will be taking her calls at 337-394-7774 and sending to Hollan for telemeds for urgent visits.

01/19/2025

Office Update 🥶

Due to inclement weather from the winter storm our office hours have changed for the week:

Monday: 8a-5p
Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday: CLOSED
Thursday: 1p-5p

We will resume regular office hours on Friday.
If you have an appointment scheduled, we will contact you to reschedule.

We appreciate your understanding and encourage everyone to stay safe during these conditions.

Thank You

01/17/2025

We wanted to keep you informed that we are keeping an eye on the weather for next week.

We want to ensure the safety of our team members and patients so please watch out for any updates on our page for office closure.

Stay safe & warm!
Thank You

12/30/2024

The start of a new year is a great time to take a step back, take a breath and look at how you are taking care of yourself and others in your family. Here are some suggestions for 2025.