Keep your family healthy with these pediatrician-approved cold and flu season tips. Learn prevention strategies and when to see a doctor.
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. 💉🍁
Keep your family healthy with these pediatrician-approved cold and flu season tips. Learn prevention strategies and when to see a doctor.
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