News & Updates
What is RSV?
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a virus that causes respiratory illness between the months of October and March. Healthy older children tend to...
Asthma: the basics
Asthma is a common disease in pediatrics. Nobody knows exactly why some children have it and others don’t. It tends to run in families, and is...
Welcome Dr. Jessica Takores!
Pediatric Associates of Cheshire (PAC) is excited to announce the arrival of our newest pediatrician, Dr. Jessica Takores! Dr. Takores studied at...
Cold Season
It’s that time of year again. It seems someone in the household is always sick. Our community experienced a high spike in flu, RSV, and other...
After Hours Care
Every parent has been there. It’s 7:30 PM, the pediatrician’s office is closed, and your child’s illness seems to be worsening. You’re not sure if...
Flu Vaccines (2022)
When you see pumpkins on doorsteps, it’s time to schedule your child’s flu vaccine. We are already beginning to see rising case counts of influenza...
HPV: What to know and options to consider
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a very common virus. There are many types, 40 of which can be transmitted through sexual contact. Nearly everyone will...
The Importance of Supportive Care
This time of year, it seems someone in the household is always sick. Children in their first year of daycare are especially prone to developing cold...
Tongue Tie: What You Need To Know
Tongue tie, also called ankyloglossia, is caused by abnormal connections of the tongue to the floor of the mouth. These connections “tie” the tongue...
COVID-19 Vaccinations Clinic Information
Earlier this week the CDC gave Pfizer’s COVID vaccine the final approval for children ages 5-11. We are working with Chesprocott Health District to...