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Children frequently experience stomachaches, nausea or changes in appetite. In most cases, these symptoms are not caused by gastroparesis. When symptoms are persistent, interfere with nutrition or repeatedly cause vomiting, however, they deserve careful medical evaluation. Gastroparesis Awareness Month is an opportunity to explain this uncommon and often misunderstood digestive disorder. Gastroparesis is a medical […]

Spinal muscular atrophy, commonly called SMA, is a rare genetic neuromuscular condition. It primarily affects the motor neurons that control voluntary muscle movement. As these nerve cells become damaged or are lost, the muscles they control become weak and may gradually decrease in size. SMA Awareness Month is an opportunity to help families understand the

A persistent rash can affect much more than a child’s skin. Psoriasis may cause itching, discomfort and disrupted sleep, while visible patches can affect confidence, clothing choices, sports participation and social experiences. Psoriasis Awareness Month is an opportunity to explain what psoriasis is, address common misconceptions and remind families that effective treatments are available. A

Feeding a baby is both a health decision and a deeply personal experience. Some parents breastfeed exclusively, some pump, some combine breast milk and formula, and others use formula exclusively. These decisions may be influenced by milk production, infant growth, medical conditions, medications, work, mental health, access to support or personal preference. National Breastfeeding Month

Children do not always know when their vision is different from what it should be. A child who has always seen the world a certain way may assume that everyone sees it that way. Some vision conditions also affect only one eye, allowing the stronger eye to compensate without producing an obvious problem. Children’s Eye

Few healthcare decisions feel as personal as the ones parents make for their children. Questions about vaccines are understandable—especially when families encounter conflicting claims online, changing recommendations and advice that may sound alarming without the proper medical context. National Immunization Awareness Month is an opportunity to replace fear and confusion with clear, evidence-based information. The

Please be advised that effective 1/1/2027, we will no longer participate with CareSource insurance. If you are covered by one of the following plans, we are happy to serve you: Peach State Health Plan Medicaid (Fee-for-Service) To continue receiving care at our office with in-network benefits, you may wish to contact Georgia Medicaid to discuss

July is recognized as Disability Pride Month. The month is connected to the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which was signed into law on July 26, 1990. The ADA is a civil rights law that protects people with disabilities from discrimination and supports equal access in areas such as schools, public spaces, transportation,

July is Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, also known as BIPOC Mental Health Month. This observance is named in honor of Bebe Moore Campbell, an author, advocate, and co-founder of NAMI Urban Los Angeles who worked to reduce stigma and improve mental health awareness in underserved communities. In 2008, July was