
Seasonal Allergies and Treatment
If you've lived in Austin for long, you've likely experienced some symptoms of seasonal allergies. These symptoms can be miserable! Read more to learn how to better manage these symptoms.
Situated between Tarrytown and Rosedale neighborhoods, Pediatric Associates of Austin is conveniently located in the heart of Austin, Texas. Since the practice first opened in 1974, the doctors and nurses here have treated many of the city’s children. Some of their former patients have even brought their own children to the practice, creating a family legacy at Pediatric Associates of Austin.
If you've lived in Austin for long, you've likely experienced some symptoms of seasonal allergies. These symptoms can be miserable! Read more to learn how to better manage these symptoms.
This spring it seemed that everyone in Austin had an awful stomach virus! Viruses causing vomiting and diarrhea are unfortunately very common in children! In this blog post, My Friend The Pediatrician offers tons of useful information about this illness.
In honor of Halloween month, My Friend the Pediatrician (https://www.facebook.com/myfriendthepediatrician) has a great post explaining what to do when a bat's home is not under the Congress bridge, but in your house!
Because many changes have occurred this year in the healthcare industry, we ask that you contact your insurance company to confirm that your doctor is an in-network participating provider for your particular plan.
You will need our tax ID# 741870685 for confirmation of plan participation. This is also highly recommended if you are selecting a new insurance plan, as it is the parent's responsibility to verify whether or not your doctor is an in-network provider for your insurance. Please contact our billing department if you have any questions about this or need assistance.
We are not contracted providers for Medicaid; therefore, we do not accept patients with Medicaid (primary or secondary) coverage.
Feel free to email us regarding any scheduling or general questions!