Strep throat symptoms mimic other common colds and flus, and it can progress rapidly. PANW Pediatrician Dr. Heather Larson answers the most common questions to ensure children are accurately diagnosed and treated.
PANW is monitoring the outbreak closely and following the OHA’s guidance to ensure all our patients are cared for safely with evidence-based medicine.
PANW is excited to announce that we’re launching a small, limited in-house pharmacy designed to make treatment simpler, faster, and more transparent.
Eczema is one of the most common skin conditions in children, especially during the colder, drier months. Dr. Kayla Buker talks about what eczema really is and how to keep your child’s skin healthy.
Dr. Jay Rosenbloom explains molluscum contagiosum, a common and harmless childhood skin condition. Learn what the bumps look like, how they spread, and what helps support healing.
Pediatric Associates of the Northwest is following the American Academy of Pediatrics’ (AAP’s) evidence-based vaccine recommendations, which continue to include the COVID-19 vaccine.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the idea of potty training, you’re in very good company. Try these 7 helpful tips from Dr. Tiana Won.
Vote for PANW as the Best Pediatrician Office in Willamette Week’s 2025 Readers’ Poll.
There’s no reason to fear asthma. While it isn’t fun, it is treatable and controllable with a little help from your pediatric team at PANW.
We’re back with our annual Baby Bonanza, a free event for new and expecting parents on Saturday, July 19th.