Leave your request on the TP referral line. Note you will need to leave the following information:
Your full name
A telephone where we can reach you if we have questions
Your child's full name
Child's Date of Birth
Type of Insurance
The doctor or facility where you need the referral
The date of the upcoming appointment
Please note that the office needs 2-3 working days notice to have referral prepared and ready.
School Bus Safety
Did you know that over 20 million kids take the bus to school each year? School buses are built to be very safe, but kids have a responsibility in and around buses! Whether it's waiting at the bus stop, riding the bus, or getting on and off, there are things kids can do to stay safe.
Bus Safety Tips for Kids:
Kids should stand 3 "big steps" (6 feet) back from the road while they wait at the bus stop.
No running or playing with balls near the bus stop.
When the bus pulls up, wait until the bus has come to a complete stop before approaching.
Talk quietly on the bus and don't distract the driver.
For more information about keeping kids safe as they
Make homework part of your child's daily routine: same time and place every day!
Keep homework supplies within easy reach of the work area.
Offer support and help but let your child try the work first.
"Kids spend the first several years learning to read, and the rest of the lives reading to learn." Read with your children, and set a good example by reading yourself!
Click here for more tips for your child's success in school
from HealthyChildren.org!
Insurance Reminders
Please remember to notify us if your insurance has changed.
Remember to bring your insurance card to every visit.
Remember to add your newborn to your insurance policy back to their date of birth.
Join Our Portal!
Join now and get access to your child's visit summaries, vaccine records, and growth charts!
The information in this newsletter is for information purposes only and not intended to replace proper medical care. Always seek the advice of a trained health professional with any questions you may have about a medical condition. Any information received from this newsletter is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical condition.
