Heartland Primary Care

13/11/2025

Heartland Primary Care has partnered with Toys for Tots to help bring toys to the economically disadvantaged children of our community.

If you would like to participate, bring a new unwrapped toy to our waiting room and place in the Toys for Tots box before December 5.

Thank you for partnering with us to bring holiday joy for children in need.

06/10/2025

Remember to schedule your flu shots!

Saturday Flu Shot clinics at Lenexa are 9am-12pm

October 11
October 25
November 8

23/09/2025

23/09/2025

Today’s White House event on autism was filled with dangerous claims and misleading information that sends a confusing message to parents and expecting parents and does a disservice to autistic individuals.

We know autism is complex, highly variable and increasingly linked to genetics. Individualized plans, often involving a combination of developmental, behavioral, educational and social-relational strategies, can help improve outcomes that are meaningful to individuals and families. We also need and welcome additional investments in federally funded research to better support families of autistic children.

Families who have questions about their child’s medications, autism care plans or other health care should consult with their pediatrician or health care provider.
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13/09/2025

26/06/2025

Parenting comes with questions—for everyone. It also comes with a lot of decisions.

Your pediatrician is here to guide you and help protect your child with trusted care and proven tools like vaccines.

Whatever your views, we will meet you with compassion and facts. We’ll listen. We’ll talk. We’ll give you the best care and the best information to keep your child healthy.

On behalf of every pediatrician,
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20/06/2025

05/06/2025

There are currently no confirmed cases of measles in Johnson County, Kansas. However, it’s good to be aware of the symptoms of measles. If you think you may have measles, call your healthcare provider BEFORE going to their office. Measles is highly contagious and your provider will make arrangements for you to be seen and tested.

All healthcare providers and hospitals are required to report suspected and confirmed measles cases directly to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment within 4 hours, which then notifies our office. Providers should NOT wait for test results to report a suspected case.

Get the latest guidance about measles: https://bit.ly/3HpL78E

05/05/2025

Did you know that sports physicals done after May 1 count for the next school year? Get yours scheduled and beat the summer rush!

19/04/2025

10/04/2025