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Flu vaccines are now available at all 3 of our locations.
✅ Available for established patients (seen in our office within the last 2 years)
✅ No appointment needed — walk in during any of our regular office hours!
📅 Hours for walk-in flu vaccines:
Mon–Thurs: 7 am–6 pm
Friday: 7 am–4 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 8 am–11 am (Main office only)
Let’s keep our families and community healthy this fall. 💉🍁
With recent measles cases appearing in the Midwest, it’s a good time to brush up on what measles is, how it spreads, and most importantly—how to keep your child safe. What is Measles?Measles is a highly contagious virus that can lead to serious health complications,...
Keep your kids safe and healthy this summer with practical tips on hydration and outdoor injury prevention from the pediatric experts at Community Choice Pediatrics.
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As parents embrace the arrival of their newborns, safeguarding their health becomes paramount. Immunizations stand as a vital shield, protecting infants from severe illnesses and paving the way for a robust future. Following the recommended vaccination schedule is key, ensuring newborns receive timely immunity crucial for their development.
Navigating the ups and downs of teenage years is easier with healthy habits and open conversations with parents; seeking a therapist’s guidance can also provide tailored support for mental well-being. Remember, self-care through activities you enjoy and adequate rest can significantly lift your spirits.
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Pink eye could be viral, bacterial, allergic, chemical or mechanical (getting poked in the eye). Today we’ll focus on allergic, viral & bacterial causes.
The average child will have four to eight viral respiratory infections each year. Each one of these illnesses can last two to three weeks before resolving.
While this global pandemic will present many challenges for individuals and families, it also presents us with an opportunity to learn.
March 21, 2020 is Absolutely Incredible Kid day. We would like to recognize just a few of our incredible kids at Lee’s Summit Physicians Group.
Each day we are evaluating the current situation, assessing the COVID‐19 risk and adapting our procedures to be prepared to support our patient families.
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