Serving Plano, Wylie and Denton
Pediatric Care You Can Trust
Our Pediatric Care goal is to work with families to help them make informed decisions regarding their child’s journey.
Pediatricians and Pediatric Nurse Practitioners that provide a wholistic pediatric patient experience from newborns all the way to young adults, HSNT will provide that continuity of care that your family needs. Having a medical home for your child is important to their well-being and overall health. You will find our pediatricians and pediatric nurse practitioners will partner with you as your child is developing. You will have peace of mind knowing that your child’s health is in excellent hands. HSNT offers same day sick visits for established patients and we currently have next day availability for new patients in most cases.
When your child has a medical home with pediatric providers that know your child and family’s medical history and has a relationship with your family, the health benefits are endless! Best of all, you will find a team of Pediatric Providers that are experts in newborn care all the way through adolescence.
Here are just a few of the benefits of choosing Health Services of North Texas Pediatrics for your family:
Well Visits and Immunizations are thorough and informative
We love all things Newborns.
ADHD, Anxiety and Depression Care
Española? Si!
Medicaid & CHIP Welcomed!
Lots of Appointment Availability
School and Sports Physicals Available
Asthma Care- You’ve got it!
Our Denton pediatric providers: Dr. Bhangoo and Dr. Schulmanand and Pediatric Nurse Practitioners Veronica Teran & Susan Carrington
WIC Screening Tool
Women Infant and Children (WIC) is a nutrition program that helps pregnant women, new mothers and young children by providing access to and education about nutrition, helping them to stay healthy. Nutrition items include dairy products, protein such as peanut butter, whole grains such as cereal and fresh fruits and vegetables. Learn more and see if you quality by completing the screening tool. Click on the link below.
Newborn Guide
Our very own pediatrician, Dr. Greg Jackson, has created this very helpful and informative guide for some of the most commonly asked questions about new babies. View the Newborn Guide online or ask for a copy at your next pediatric visit.
Recommended Immunizations
CDC Recommended Vaccine Schedule from birth to age 6.
CDC Recommended Vaccine Schedule Ages 0-18 Years.
Make sure you keep up-to-date personal vaccine records. Ask the doctor or nurse to record each vaccine given on your child’s immunization record and write down the name of the doctor’s office or clinic. You can get an immunization tracking card from your child’s doctor or from your state health department to keep a record of your child’s vaccines. Or, you can use CDC’s Immunization Tracker to record your children’s immunizations, developmental milestones, and growth from birth through 6 years old.
When you keep track of your child’s vaccines:
- Keep your child’s immunization record in a safe place where you can easily locate it.
- Bring the record to each of your child’s doctor visits.
- Ask the doctor or nurse to record the vaccine given, date, and dosage on your child’s immunization record.
- Note where your child got the shot – knowing at which doctor’s office or clinic your child received a vaccine will help you get official records when you need them.
Should I Call the Doctor?
Check your child’s symptoms and see whether you should make an appointment or stay home.
Are You Breastfeeding?
Learn more about the nutritional requirements for healthy breastfeeding here:
WIC - https://www.breastmilkcounts.com/
Loreta House - https://loretohouse.org/