Pediatrics

Black-and-white photo of a youth resting their arms on a ledge and looking toward the camera.

I know when my oldest let me know about the changes, I wasn’t ready. I had prepared my child with what to expect, gotten her some nice books about it…

Winter is here and kids are excited to get outside and play in the snow. Parents know that the cold temperatures can also bring potential dangers. Fortunately, there are several…

Go outside! The warmer months are a wonderful opportunity to explore, play and learn outdoors. Here are a few tips to stay safe in the sun: Bright Sun and Healthy…

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex developmental disability; signs typically appear during early childhood and affect a person’s ability to communicate, and interact with others. Your Pediatrician can start…

Spring is around the corner and we are all looking forward to longer days and warmer weather. However, this time of year can also bring seasonal allergies for many families…

Later, summer. It’s been real. But, it’s time to welcome back short days, crisp air and colorful leaves of fall time. Time to stow away swimsuits in favor of sweaters…

2017 health flyer titled “Stay active (and safe!) this summer,” by Dan Moisan, Pediatrician at CHAS Health, featuring summer safety tips for families and an image of a child swimming underwater with goggles, along with CHAS Health contact information and locations.

Some great summer safety tips from CHAS Health Pediatrician, Dan Moorman:

With the spring season here and pollen in the air, there are a few daily activities you can do to minimize allergy symptoms including: Eat healthy foods- Improper eating habits…

Spring season brings the blooming of many plants and flowers and that means the blooming of spring allergies. What are allergy symptoms and how can you treat them? The most…

Spring is here and so are allergies but how do you know your child’s runny nose is from allergies instead of a cold? Colds are caused by a viral infection,…