
How to Keep Your Child Healthy During Cold & Flu Season
Flu season peaks between December and February (CDC), so now’s the time to think about how to keep your child – and family – healthy through the winter months.

Flu season peaks between December and February (CDC), so now’s the time to think about how to keep your child – and family – healthy through the winter months.

Pediatric Associates of the Northwest is participating in a National Institute of Health study looking at the long term effects of COVID.

Pediatric Associates of the Northwest will provide Beyfortus, the newly approved preventative treatment for RSV in children.

This homage to the end of summer offers the opportunity to spend quality time with your children. Here are some of our favorite family-friendly events and ideas for the first holiday of the school year.

Pediatric Associates of the Northwest reminds you to schedule your child’s sports physical and turn in your child’s sports forms.

Pediatric Associates of the Northwest is holding a back to school supply drive Aug. 7- Sept. 1

At PANW, we care about the whole child and family system. Your child’s social fitness is as important to us as their physical well-being.

Red, watery, and itchy eyes? Lots of goop and eyelids stuck together when you wake up? Yep, sounds like a good ol’ fashioned case of conjunctivitis (pink eye).

Pediatric Associates of the Northwest updates its masking policy, effective April 3rd, 2023.

Sleep deprivation is a precursor for all kinds of unpleasant symptoms, including poor or risky decision-making, moodiness and irritability, and lack of energy. Does that sound like your teen? While healthy nutrition and regular exercise are certainly part of the equation, examine how much sleep your teen gets on average.