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We’re excited to announce that flu vaccines are now available at our office for the season!
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Read Full Story >>Saturday Hours
Our Lawrenceville office is open for urgent care sick visits by appointment only on Saturday mornings. The scheduling line opens at 8
Read Full Story >>Dear GPAM Parents,
As summer draws near, we know many of you are making plans for school registration and fall sports. We are aware that the Georgia H
Read Full Story >>Conversations between parents and children can help teenagers understand the risk of teenage pregnancy.
Read Full Story >>Dr. Keyana Washington talks about weaning a baby from breast to bottle.
Read Full Story >>Did you know that you can have your child's wart removed in our office? This may save you a "specialist" copay! We schedule a separate visi
Read Full Story >>Sometimes our physicians prescribe medication that is only available from a compounding pharmacy.
Some prescriptions are actually less expensive whe
Read Full Story >>Did you know that not all infections require antibiotics? Viral infections such as the common cold do not respond to antibiotics. The American Academy
Read Full Story >>If you are concerned about your teen texting and driving, check out this "app" that will disable the cell phone if the speed esceeds 10MPH. It is not a
Read Full Story >>Your child may transition to the "teen center" after age 13. Between the ages of 18 and 21 years, your child may transition to adult medicine
Read Full Story >>Most teens are affected by acne, but many are too embarrassed to ask their doctor for help. In most cases, acne is a temporary condition associated wit
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