News & Events

 

After over 34 years of private pediatric practice, the doctors and almost all of our staff are retiring come December 31, 2021. We have tried to notify all of our active patient families about our retirement plans. If you have more questions, please contact our office prior to December 31, 2021. Thank you!

 

Dr. Scott has written a number of referenced articles about COVID-19 that can be found at acpeds.org under Topics / COVID-19. A manuscript resulting from the influenza research that many of our patient families participated in has been submitted to a peer reviewed medical journal and as of 12/2/21 is still under review.

 

It has been a pleasure and an honor to have had the privilege of providing care for your children, our patients.

Featured Research

 
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Scott S. Field, MD, FAAP

Interaction of Genes and Nutritional Factors in the Etiology of Autism and Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorders: A Case Control Study

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How do Genes and Environment cause Autism?

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Reasons for Influenza Vaccine Underutilization: A Case Control Study

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Philosophies and Policies

 

It is our goal for our patients to grow up happy and healthy. Our phone number even ends in “WELL” (9355).

Healthy diets and exercise are needed for optimal health. Along with improved sanitation and antibiotics, immunizations have substantially reduced the burden of deadly infectious diseases in the past 70 years. They work so well that many people have forgotten how serious the diseases they protect against can be. We feel strongly that our patients are protected not only for their sake but for the sake of our other patients who don’t deserve to be exposed to otherwise preventable illnesses contracted because children were not appropriately vaccinated.

Overuse of antibiotics causes extra problems, so we try to be selective in prescribing them. We strive to help parents prevent accidents while children are in their care. Anticipatory guidance sheets are provided at many of the checkups to help parents make wise choices for their children. We do expect our patients to come yearly for checkups between 2 and 5 years of age and at least every other year after that. For children with chronic health problems like asthma or ADHD, we do yearly checkups and often need to see them at least once in between in order to provide appropriate and optimal care.

 

 

 

 
 
 
     

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