Le Bonheur Pediatrics has six convenient locations throughout the Memphis metro to help you with any pediatric needs. All of our providers have dedicated their lives to providing the best pediatric care to your child from birth to adulthood.
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Just a reminder that our offices will be closed tomorrow Friday, July 4th for the holiday.
We will be open normal Saturday clinic hours on July 5th.
As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, many families are preparing for the festivities and celebrating by purchasing fireworks. However, we should remember that the combination of children and fireworks can play a major role in dangerous situations.
Learn how to keep your child safe this Fourth of July Holiday at
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Meet Rachel Britton, Behavioral Health Consultant at the Collierville location of Le Bonheur Pediatrics as she describes the importance of behavioral health services at all ages of your child's development. If you would like to make an appointment with a Behavioral Health Consultant, please contact your clinic location to schedule an appointment.
Well-child checkups are important parts of your child’s care. While it’s important to bring your child into the office when he/she is sick, well-child visits are a good time for parents to raise questions and concerns about a child’s development, behavior, nutrition, safety and overall well-being. Our doctors use these checkups as a way to educate not only parents, but children too.
Summer is a great time to schedule a well-child check up. Schedule today by calling your clinic location.
Childhood accidents occur daily, but few are as dangerous and fast-acting as button battery ingestions. Button batteries are small, round, shiny batteries found in everything from remote controls to musical greeting cards and even children’s toys.
While they may appear harmless, if swallowed they can cause life-threatening injuries in just a matter of minutes to hours. The number of children swallowing button batteries is on the rise, and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) estimates about 6,000 children visit the Emergency Room (ER) in the U.S. each year for swallowing a button battery.
Meet Dr. Colby Butzon, Supervisor of Behavioral Health at Le Bonheur Pediatrics and Behavioral Health Consultant, as she explains her role at Le Bonheur Pediatrics and the importance of integrating behavioral health with pediatric healthcare. If you would like your child to meet with a Behavioral Health Consultant, please contact your clinic location today to schedule an appointment.
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