Recognizing the Warning Signs of Teen Suicide
September is National Suicide Prevention month. As a pediatric integrated primary care office it is our responsibility to care for
September is National Suicide Prevention month. As a pediatric integrated primary care office it is our responsibility to care for
Dr. Megan Murphy, a new Pediatrician at Mountainland Pediatrics, discusses her background in pediatrics, her passion for helping children with
What is Post-Partum Depression? The birth of a baby is meant to be a joyful, exciting time for new moms.
When your child has a minor illness or injury, your pediatrician is the best place to go to get care
If there’s anything more comforting than knowing that the care team at your pediatric clinic is eager to meet
The “medical home” philosophy of patient care is one that focuses on delivering the highest level of services to
Frank Baldwin, a Physician Assistant at Mountainland Pediatrics, opens up about his background in pediatric mental health, his passion for
One of the top questions we get from patient families at Mountainland Pediatrics is, “How do I get my child
Conjunctivitis, better known as pink eye, is an inflammation of a transparent membrane (the conjunctiva) that covers the white part
“Weighing less than sixteen hundred grams (three pounds) the human brain in its natural state resembles nothing so much as