Sunshine Pediatrics

01/17/2022

Due to inclement weather, clinic will be closed today. We will reopen on Tuesday 01/18/2022

11/03/2021

Covid vaccinations are available for children 5-11 years old come and get yours.

05/24/2021

It's YOUR turn!
Covid Vaccine now available for everyone 12 years and older at Sunshine Pediatrics.
Call 470-239-5437 or visit www.sunshinepediatrics.com to schedule

11/18/2020

Preventable injuries are the leading cause of death & disability for children 1 to 18 years (and adults to 44yo). And for every child that dies, there are thousands more that require medical care for their injuries.

The first ever US National Injury Prevention Day is on Wednesday, November 18th

It is led by the Injury Free Coalition for Kids in partnership with the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Trauma Society, the Trauma Center Association of America, and injury control centers, major children’s hospitals, and community partners across the country.

As parents ,this topic impacts your families.

My ask… PLEASE remind those in your life about the importance of injury prevention.

And please take the time to…

- Verify proper installation of your child’s car seat by visiting a child passenger safety technician (some are virtual now) - https://www.nhtsa.gov/equipment/car-seats-and-booster-seats -help-inspection

- Remind your teens that seat belts are the rule and distracted driving is never allowed - https://www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/teen-driving

- Evaluate if all fi****ms in your home and in the homes your child might visit are properly secured - https://besmartforkids.org/

- Make sure you’ve educated the new parents in your life about the importance of safe sleep - https://www.charlieskids.org/

- Ensure your pool is as secure as possible from your young kids - http://aap.org/drowning

- Store all of your medicines, cleaning products, button batteries, and hand sanitizer out of the reach of curious hands - https://www.upandaway.org/

- Make sure your child’s helmet isn’t too worn and fits properly - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8qp8KZbqrM&t=68s

You can also get involved in the national social media campaign. There will be a live Twitter Chat on November 18th 1-2pm EST. Questions will originate from the Twitter handle using the hashtag .

Thanks for keeping our kids safe.

This is a bicycle helmet safety video that was created as a collaborative effort of the Johns Hopkins Children's Injury Prevention Network, lead by Leticia M...

08/05/2020

Stay safe!!

08/05/2020

Protect yourself and others from COVID-19. Stay safe folks!!

03/31/2020

Sunshine Pediatrics is now offering telemedicine!
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Your next appointment is just a click away!
Stay safe by calling to schedule a telemedicine visit with Dr. Chunduri! Please note there may be some situations where we ask you to come to our office for additional evaluation and tests after your televisit.

03/13/2020

To the Patients of Sunshine Pediatrics,

To keep everyone as safe as possible, we are taking the
following measures during the COVID-19 Pandemic:

-If the patient or parent has been exposed to the
coronavirus or has traveled to areas with community
transmission of the coronavirus in the past 14 days, do not
come into the office. Please call our office for instructions.

-Please call us from your car once you have arrived at the
clinic. If a room is available we will instruct you to come
into the clinic. If a room is not available please wait in your
car and we will call you once a room is available for you.

-We ask that only the patient and ONE healthy parent
come into the clinic for the visit.

-Bring your own book, toy, or mask. We do not have these
items available at this time.

We are always available by phone if you have any
questions or concerns.

Phone #: 470-239-5437

03/03/2020

Washing hands is the best practice to prevent spread.

05/02/2019

Please immunise your children as early as possible!

We asked parents for their questions on vaccines. This is what they asked. Share with parents who would find this video useful! Subscribe to UNICEF here: htt...