Security Updates to Our Patient Portal
An extra security feature has been added to our patient portal to help keep your Personal Health Information secure. When using the Patient Portal, you will need to access your … Read More
Helping Your Child with Anxiety
By Sarah Grayce, MD and Emily Hardcastle, LCSW Child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist at the Nashville Child and Family Wellness Center In uncertain times like these, many kids (and parents) are … Read More
Newborn Nursery Policy Updates
Due to coronavirus concerns, Vanderbilt has asked community physicians to refrain from rounding in their newborn nursery. If you deliver your baby at Vanderbilt, your baby will now see a … Read More
Coronavirus Statement
Coronaviruses are a family of viruses that typically cause mild colds. We see them year-round, although like all cold/cough viruses, more in the winter. Most of us and our kids … Read More
How to Use an Inhaler, Spacer, or Nebulizer with Children
During this season of colds and RSV, we see plenty of wheezing around our offices. Often this will require a prescription for an inhaler, spacer, nebulizer, or a combination thereof. … Read More
Winter Weather Policy
During seasons of cold and wintery forecasts, please know that we work hard to keep both of our offices open. However, we also have to keep our staff’s safety in … Read More
Holiday Hours
We are proud to be open 7 days a week, 363 days a year! We also offer an after-hours night clinic that rotates between our two locations. Weekend clinic is … Read More
That’s a Wrap: An Old Harding Nurse Embraces Change and Heads to the Farm
That’s a Wrap: An Old Harding Nurse Embraces Change and Heads to the Farm By Sloan Lowe One of the great things about living in the state of Tennessee are … Read More
Getting to Know Dr. Vicky Phillips
Tips on Keeping Kids Physically Active By Dr. Vicky Phillips Hi everyone! Dr. Phillips here. I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and share a few things that … Read More
Back to School and Back to Sleep
Back to School and Back to Sleep By Dr. Jon Betts Back To Sleep is a term coined to help reduce SIDS in infants, but as we send our kids … Read More