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This summer seems to have flown by. But it is time to think about getting back into routines for school. Most importantly, start to reestablish… Read More »Some thoughts on getting ready for school

The craziness of “active shooters” hit close to home when our daughter had to be evacuated from Gannett Headquarters yesterday as SWAT and first responders… Read More »A Sad World

We are now able to test for Lyme Disease antibodies in the office.  Hopefully we won’t be seeing much, but the tick season started off… Read More »In office Lyme Disease Testing

A little delayed in making this announcement, but after 12 months of rigorous work to meet the National Committee on Quality Assurance’s standards, we have… Read More »NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home Certification

New York joined California, West Virginia and Missouri to be the 4th state to allow only medical exemptions as reasons school age children are not… Read More »Vaccine Bill is Signed into Law

Voice Your Support of “The Medical Exemption Only Bill” A.2371A/S.2994A Does not take anyone’s rights away. If parents don’t want to immunize their children, this bill… Read More »Help Keep Our Children Healthy

More than nine in 10 people ranked doctors as the most trusted profession, according to a survey of more than 1,000 people by Airtasker, an… Read More »Patients Still Trust Physicians

The CDC reports 1,001 cases of measles in 2019. This is the highest number since 1992 when 2,126 cases were reported. Thankfully there are no… Read More »Measles Cases Top 1000

Understood.org has some great resources for parents and students. It just posted some wonderful reading lists for “reluctant readers” and other activities to help prevent… Read More »Keep your kids reading this summer.