Effective March 19th, our 7:30 AM walk-in clinics at all locations have been discontinued, as we adjust our scheduling to separate well and sick patients during the COVID Pandemic. For more info see our Facebook feed. **Coronavirus screening measures are still in effect, any patients who have a suspicion of COVID-19 infection call our office prior to coming in so we may assess the most appropriate care for your child.**
Dr. Michael D. DeMauro
MD, FAAP
Dr. Diane R. Savage-Pedigo
MD, FAAP
Dr. Paul L. Nave
MD, FAAP
Dr. Ben Spitalnick
MD, MBA, FAAP
Dr. Steve Hobby
MD, CPC, FAAP
Dr. Adria H. Wilkes
MD, FAAP
Dr. Chintak B. Patel
MD, FAAP
Dr. Brandy Gheesling
MD, CLC, FAAP
Dr. Christopher Rogers
Dr. Carly Ryan
Dr. Giselle M. Rosinia
MD, FAAP
We've just recently been awarded 2020s Best of the Best Coastal Empire by Savannah Morning News. A special thank you to all those who voted!
We take pride in the level of care we provide to the families that trust us with their child's pediatric healthcare needs. We have been recognized as 2018 Best of the Best Coastal Empire by Savannah Morning News and Best of Savannah Winner (2017, 2014) & Best of Savannah Runner-Up (2015, 2013) by the Savannah Magazine. We’ve also been recognized as a Level 3 “Patient-Centered Medical Home,” the highest rating is given by the NCQA.
We take pride in the level of care we provide to the families that trust us with their child's pediatric healthcare needs. We have been recognized as 2018 Best of the Best Coastal Empire by Savannah Morning News and Best of Savannah Winner (2017, 2014) & Best of Savannah Runner-Up (2015, 2013) by the Savannah Magazine. We’ve also been recognized as a Level 3 “Patient-Centered Medical Home,” the highest rating is given by the NCQA.
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Great reporting WSAV Alex Bozarjian , with our own Dr Ben proudly contributing. Individuals with Down Syndrome have 10x the chance of serious complications from COVID, and their inclusion as a high risk category to receive vaccination early as possible is so important. Thanks WSAV News 3 On Your Side for this story. Georgia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society National Down Syndrome Society
Down Syndrome advocates push for vaccine prioritization
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV)- A national effort is underway to qualify people with Down Syndrome as high risk. The hope is they can get the COVID-19 vaccine sooner, rather than later. Studies show people w…Should children wear masks during sports? The AAP says YES, in most cases. Click below for details
AAP: Wear face coverings during most sports
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Editor's note:AAP interim guidance is based on current evidence and best data at the time of publication. Updates are provided to reflect changes in knowledge about the impact of the disease on children and adolescents. For the latest news on COVID-19, visithttps://www.aappublications.org/news/2020/...Well said Coastal Georgia Public HealthIf you've had COVID-19, here's how to know when it's safe to be around others. Get more info. here bit.ly/2MyHqkp
Healthy ChildrenWith so many frightening images in the news right now, it's best to keep young children away from repetitive graphic images. Parents should filter information about the crisis and present it in a way that their children can understand. These tips can help: ow.ly/l9uk50D1QiE
Day 21 ... and WE ARE BOOSTED! Several of our staff and doctors got their COVID vaccine boosters today, more will tomorrow. So grateful for everyone at Coastal Georgia Public Health and the amazing nurses who took great care of us today. Hopeful our patients can get this soon as well!! When your turn comes, we highly recommend you get this shot! #VaccinesWork Georgia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics<Georgia Department of Public Health9CDC35720210843">#covidvacccine #FightCovid19 #ThisIsOurShot Georgia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics Georgia Department of Public Health CDC
Awesome
What a relief to finally get the second shot. My husband gets his next week. I can’t wait until they open it up for teachers, and eventually, kids.
Since March, we have had a policy of masks worn in our offices, for everyone over age 2. This helps protect patients, and, our staff. Overall very well received, but for those who feel masks are harmful and not helpful, here are some myths explained. Thanks, and stay healthy!
Mask Mythbusters: 5 Common Misconceptions about Kids & Cloth Face Coverings
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Cut through all the misinformation with these 5 common questions about kids and masks, along with evidence-based information that will put your mind at ease.