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Coming soon! Walk-in clinics

Tue, 20 Oct 2026 17:05:03 GMT

Coming soon! Walk-in clinics on 11/2/26

Beginning November 2, 2026 , we will be offering walk-in hours on Fridays and Mondays for the convenience of our established patients and their families. Walk-in hours will continue through the spring.

Walk-in hours/quick sick visits will take place Friday AND Monday from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on a first come, first served basis.

Walk-in hours are for “quick sick” routine, straight-forward health problems for children over the age of SIX months. If you have more than two children who need to be seen, please call the office and schedule an appointment. Examples of “quick sick” problems include:

Sore throat
Earache
Cough
Fever
Runny nose

During busy times of the year, you may have a wait. Therefore, we encourage you to come as early as possible during walk-in hours. When walk-in hours are full or if your symptoms do not meet the above criteria, you will have the opportunity to schedule with your provider during regular office hours.

Please note: Walk-in hours may be limited or unavailable during inclement weather events. Please call the office and check the website before coming to ensure we are open.

Flu Shot Clinics

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 18:50:26 GMT

Schedule your flu shot today!

We have clinics available on the following dates:

Wed 9/23
Sat 10/3
Fri 10/9
Tues 10/13
Wed 10/28

Call us or stop by the front desk to schedule your flu vaccine today! Click here to learn more.

Measles Outbreak Declared in Carroll County

Tue, 25 Aug 2026 18:32:43 GMT

Measles in Carroll County

Click here to learn more about the measles cases in Carroll County and what you can do to keep our children and community safe.

Our office vaccine policy

Tue, 11 Aug 2026 17:50:47 GMT

Our practice believes in the safety of vaccines and their effectiveness to prevent serious illness and to save lives.

We fully support the current vaccine schedule that is recommended by the Maryland Department of Health and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). These schedules are continually studied and revised by experts in the field of medicine, immunology and public health.

We feel strongly that vaccinating children may be the single most important intervention we perform as health care providers.

We do not offer alternate, delayed, or spread-out vaccine schedules. Delaying or “breaking up the vaccines” to give one or two at a time over two or more visits goes against expert recommendations, and can put your child at risk for serious illness and goes against our medical advice.

If you decide not to adhere to the vaccine schedule recommended by the Maryland Department of Health and the AAP, we kindly encourage you to find a pediatrician whose approach aligns with your preferences.

Please see the links below for resources and information regarding childhood vaccines.

All about AAP Vaccine Recommendations

Tue, 11 Aug 2026 17:45:07 GMT

The AAP Recommended Vaccine Schedule

Click here to read more aobut the AAP recommended immunization schedule.