Resources
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Why is seeing a primary care provider (PCP) important?
Take it from Prevea Health’s President and CEO, Ashok Rai, MD, FACP, one of the most important relationships you can build for your health is with a primary care doctor (PCP). -
Crying
Taking care of a crying baby can be a challenge for parents, but there are calming measures to help soothe your baby. -
Feeding baby
For new parents, feeding your baby can feel overwhelming. Questions about feeding baby are very common. -
Keep summer activities safe
Summer is the best time to get out of the house to enjoy warmth and sunshine. -
Infant play and tummy time
Eighty percent of a child's brain development occurs in the first three years of life. -
Safe Sleep for Infants
You may be amazed to know that a lot of research goes into knowing how to keep babies safe while they sleep. -
Bathing Baby
Splish, splash - it’s time for your baby’s bath! But how often should you be having bath time? -
Swaddling and sleep sacks
Why swaddle? Swaddling can help to calm infants, reduce their startle reflex, promote sleep and can decrease the number of overnight awakenings. -
How to treat fevers in infants and children
A fever usually means that the body is trying to fight of a viral infection. Treating a fever in an infant or child is done differently due to the development of the immune system. -
Starting solid foods
It is exciting to see babies try solids for the first time and then all the different foods that follow. -
How sick is too sick for school?
Is my child too sick to go to school? Most parents ponder this question several times each year. -
The Teal Pumpkin Project - making Halloween inclusive for all children
Food allergies can make holidays tricky to navigate. Read more to have a safe trick-or-treating experience. -
Halloween safety
To help ensure a fun and safe Halloween, here are a few tips and tricks to have a safe and fun holiday! -
Fight the flu
Luckily, flu season occurs only once a year. But even one flu illness can be devastating for some patients. -
Preparing for back to school
There are steps parents can take to make back-to-school a positive experience for their kids.