It’s almost the busiest time of the year… back to school! The start of a new school year can be stressful at times due to the extensive list of tasks that need to be completed before the first day. With all the excitement surrounding back-to-school shopping for clothes and supplies, it is easy to forget
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
With summer here and fall just around the corner, now is the ideal time to get your child’s sports physical at Health Services of North Texas in Denton, Plano, or Wylie, TX. School sports will be starting before you know it, and ensuring your child is ready is a significant part of the process. Offering
Most people are familiar with a basic sports physical — an examination by a doctor (or pediatrician) to make sure your child is healthy enough to participate in sports. So what happens during this appointment, and how does the Health Services of North Texas help? This week, we explore the key elements of a physical
At Health Services of North Texas, we offer sports physicals to make sure that your child is healthy enough to engage in a physical activity they enjoy. Many extracurricular activities or school-related sports require this physical for participation. We recommend that you schedule your kids’ sports physical a few weeks prior to the due date.
As parents and caregivers, we all want to see our children thrive. It is normal to have questions about your son’s or daughter’s physical, social, and emotional development throughout their childhood. However, if you begin to have concerns about their growth rate or notice a difference in their development compared to other children their own
If you’ve been going to the same pediatrician since your child was an infant, you’ve probably grown to know and love them. After many years of the pediatrician learning all about your child, watching them grow and develop, and establishing a relationship with you and your family, it can be difficult – and sometimes even