ABOUT PARTNERS IN PEDIATRICS

Our practice was formed in 1977, with the primary goal of providing the highest quality and most comprehensive pediatric health care available in a private-practice setting. We believe that the growth of our practice and it's good reputation are due largely to our sincere commitment to sensitively serve those families who allow us this special opportunity. We are dedicated to the ideal that our medical profession is, and should be, a "service profession."

Our vision of this service means many things. First, we try to make ourselves as accessible as possible. We offer convenient office hours; prompt and direct emergency service after hours, either by phone or in person; and a commitment to minimize your waiting time in our office.

Second, we serve you by providing comprehensive parent education in all aspects of well-child care and sick-child care.

Third, we serve you by making our office a warm, comfortable, happy and friendly environment in which your children can learn to enjoy receiving their health care.

Lastly, we serve you by caring about your needs. We are always open to your suggestions about how we may improve our services. All comments and suggestions are taken seriously. Moreover, the dialogue this creates allows us to identify problems and reach a mutually harmonious resolution.

Our Mission:
Partners in Pediatrics is a unique partnership of patients, parents, and health care providers. We exist to provide the finest holistic and preventive pediatric care for the children of our community. We strive to empower families to make healthy decisions for the optimal well-being of their children, by providing extraordinary communication, outstanding education, and compassionate care. Partners in Pediatrics is a remarkable environment in which individuals are cherished for their unique contributions and nurtured in their developing humanity.

Vision Statement:
To live in integrity means adhering in thought, word and deed to high ethical principles. Further, it means the recognition of when one is not living in integrity and taking steps to return to integrity. High ethical principles include, but are not limited to:

• Being truthful
• Being generous
• Being compassionate
• Being fully present
• Being genuine
• Being courageous
• Holding oneself accountable
• Being committed to seeking greater knowledge
  

We are proud of what we do and how we do it.