Call to Schedule College and Kindergarten Physicals
College and Kindergarten Physicals
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Blog Archives
January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month
January is Birth Defects Prevention Month. One in 33 babies are affected by a birth defect each year, though most are not known until after the baby and mother leave the hospital. While some defects such as cleft lip or spina bifida can be diagnosed during pregnancy, … Continue reading
From Time-Out to Time-Ins: Three week Parenting Seminar
Child Psychologist Dr. Donna Kreher will be giving a three week parenting pre-schoolers work shop for interested parents. The seminars will be held on Tuesdays 4/21, 4/28 and 5/5 fronm 7-8pm. Please see the attached brochure for how to register, or call 244-9720. … Continue reading
Elmwood Welcomes Dr. Kleinberg
Elmwood Pediatric Group is pleased to announce that Jessica Kleinberg, MD will be joining our team on January 6, 2015. Dr. Kleinberg will be accepting new patients at our Clinton Crossing office. Dr. Kleinberg received her undergraduate degree from Northwestern University and her medical degree from the University Of Rochester School Of Medicine. … Continue reading
New Dental Recommendations for Babies
Dental caries – or tooth decay — is the most common chronic disease in children in the U.S., a silent disease that disproportionally affects poor, young, and minority populations. … Continue reading
College and Kindergarten PE’s
EPG Updates – College & Kindergarten Physicals
TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
As you make plans for the next year, please be aware that most colleges require a physical examination. We recommend that you schedule yours between January and June. A record of your immunizations and a summary of your physical will be provided to you immediately following your visit. … Continue reading
Dr. Corwin’s December 31, 2013 Retirement
Dr. Robert Corwin will be retiring from the Elmwood Pediatric Group at the end of 2013. Dr Corwin joined the Elmwood Pediatric Group family in 2004. We want to thank Dr. Corwin for all of the wonderful support and care he has, … Continue reading
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – Prevention!
September is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Awareness Month. Please watch this public safety announcement video. Also visit www.mothertobaby.org for information on keeping your baby safe during pregnancy. It is important not to drink alcohol during pregnancy.
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Wonder what your baby is thinking? So are we.
About the Baby Lab:
The Baby Lab is a research facility focused on early human development. It is part of the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at the U of R. At the Baby Lab, researchers observe children while they watch movies or play, … Continue reading
Psychologists working with Elmwood
The psychology group which shares office space with Elmwood is expanding their availability. They will soon be at our office Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, as well as offering other days and times at their East Avenue Office. We enjoy our close working relationship with them and they have enhanced the care of our patients with psychological needs. … Continue reading
