At Health Services of North Texas (HSNT), our trained pediatricians prioritize your child’s overall health and well-being. From sports physicals to newborn appointments, HSNT offers comprehensive support at almost every age and stage. Many parents have questions such as, “What does a pediatrician do?” or “Why should I vaccinate my child?” Our experienced providers understand
Childhood is a time of exploration and learning, but it’s also when kids are more vulnerable to illnesses. Being around other children at school or daycare increases their exposure to harmful viruses. While sore throats and stomach bugs can clear up on their own, more serious issues may require medical attention. If you have a
A normal temperature for a child is usually between 97.7°F and 99.5°F. But when a child has a fever, their body may be fighting an illness or infection. So, when is a fever too high for a child, and what does a pediatrician do in these situations? Our team members recommend seeking urgent pediatric care
As a parent, you want the best for your family, and that includes ensuring their overall well-being. Annual wellness exams, also known as pediatric wellness visits, are an important part of your child’s healthcare routine. These comprehensive screenings include an annual physical exam, screenings, and age-appropriate vaccinations. Our pediatricians also offer comprehensive education and support
As a parent, it’s natural to worry about your child’s health and well-being. Seeing them sick or injured can feel overwhelming. Sometimes, it’s hard to know when to seek pediatric care, especially if they’re too young to communicate their symptoms. While minor illnesses can be managed with over-the-counter drugs and rest, your child may need
Immunizations, also known as vaccinations, are important for keeping your child healthy and protecting them from serious diseases. However, getting shots can be a stressful experience for both children and parents. You may feel anxious about your child receiving multiple injections or experiencing discomfort. Fortunately, you can prepare for pediatric immunizations and make the process
Newborns are particularly vulnerable to illnesses due to their still-developing immune system. As a new parent, it can be overwhelming and frightening to think about your little one becoming sick. However, it’s important to educate yourself on newborn illnesses so they can be addressed as soon as possible. We put together a list of some
Breathing problems are concerning at any age, but especially so in young children. Parents should be aware of the early signs of asthma — a condition that causes inflammation and narrowing of the airways. If left untreated, asthma can become severe. Early recognition and proper management are key to preventing long-term complications. Below, our professionals
Heart anomalies, also referred to as congenital heart defects or congenital heart diseases, are conditions that affect the structure and function of the heart. They range from mild to severe and can involve the walls of the heart, valves, or blood vessels. While some heart anomalies are present at birth, others develop later in childhood
As a parent, you want to give your child the best protection possible against preventable diseases. One of the most effective ways to do this is through vaccinations. Health Services of North Texas, with offices in Denton, Plano, and Wylie, is dedicated to providing this essential healthcare service to families in Denton and Collin Counties.