Why choose Holly Springs Pediatrics
One Word… Trust!
We know that selecting a Pediatrician can really be a challenge: however we understand that the effort is worthwhile to assure that you, as a parent, are comfortable with your selection in care. It is our sincere desire to provide your child a comfortable medical home and, with over 450 5-Star reviews on Google, we are proud to say we have earned the trust of parents just like you to become the highest rated and most trusted Pediatrician you’ll be able to find.
We make it our priority to establish an open relationship with our patients and their families and make it our goal to always be accessible to our patients and have them return to good health… quickly! We very much look forward to having YOUR family become a part of OURS, and for your peace of mind… make sure to read what other happy parents have said below!
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- Immunizations
- Ear Piercing – (3 months and up)
- School/Sport Exams
- Hearing/Vision Screening
- Cryonize on site (call for details)
- iScreen Testing
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Is My Child’s Growth Normal? How Pediatricians Track Healthy Development
One of the most common questions parents ask is simple but deeply personal:“Is my child growing the way they should?” From comparing heights on the playground to noticing clothes that suddenly don’t fit, it’s natural to wonder whether your child’s growth is “normal.” The good news is that pediatricians don’t rely on guesswork or comparison. […]
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Cold vs. Flu vs. RSV: How to Tell the Difference in Kids
When your child wakes up congested, coughing, or running a fever, one of the first questions parents ask is:Is this just a cold… or something more? During fall and winter, common respiratory illnesses circulate at the same time, and many of their symptoms overlap. The good news is that most children recover well with supportive […]