Pelican Pediatrics

02/05/2026

02/05/2026

Our Docs are following the trend!

01/29/2026

ONESIE WEDNESDAY!
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01/15/2026

ONESIE WEDNESDAY!
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01/15/2026

ONESIE WEDNESDAY!
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01/13/2026

The outbreak is quickly spreading in SC. can be pretty severe. If your child is 4 or older and has had both doses of , you have nothing to worry about. If your child is 6-12 month they can get their 1st dose early, this is especially important for those traveling to the Spartanburg area.
If your child is 1-4 and hasn't received the 2nd dose, they can get the 2nd dose early. Please give us a call or send a portal if you would like to receive that early dose.

DPH is reporting 124 new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 434.

There are currently 409 people in quarantine and 17 in isolation. The latest end of quarantine for these is Feb. 6.

A person was confirmed to have attended the South Carolina State Museum in Columbia while infectious. People who visited the museum between the hours of 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 2 may have been exposed. The person did not know they were infectious at the time of the exposure.

Read more: https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-measles-update-dph-reports-124-new-measles-cases-upstate-new-public-exposures-and

01/06/2026

Pelican Pediatrics will continue to follow science and the well proven AAP vaccination schedule.

Statement by AAP President Dr. Andrew Racine on today’s HHS announcement about the childhood immunization schedule:

“Today’s announcement by federal health officials to arbitrarily stop recommending numerous routine childhood immunizations is dangerous and unnecessary. The longstanding, evidence-based approach that has guided the U.S. immunization review and recommendation process remains the best way to keep children healthy and protect against health complications and hospitalizations.

For decades, leading health experts, immunologists, and pediatricians have carefully reviewed new data and evidence as part of the immunization recommendation process, helping to keep newborns, infants, and children protected from diseases they could be exposed to in the United States as they develop and grow. Today’s decision, which was based on a brief review of other countries’ practices, upends this deliberate scientific process.

During this uncertain time, the AAP will continue to publish our own childhood vaccine recommendations.”

12/31/2025

Happy New Year!
We will be closing early today to give our staff a much needed break. If your child is sick this morning, please call us to come in as soon as possible. We will be closed tomorrow.

12/26/2025

This season, immunization remains the best way for parents to ensure their child is protected. RSV can be very serious for young babies and is the number one reason infants end up in the hospital before their first birthday.

Dr. Joanna Parga-Belinkie recently took to our Instagram stories to answer parents’ frequently asked questions ahead of RSV season. Check out our Instagram story highlights to learn more!

12/24/2025

We would like to wish all our families who celebrate a Merry Christmas! May you have peace and health in the upcoming year! 🎄

We will be closed tomorrow - Christmas Day.
Feliz 🎄 Navidad

12/11/2025

When your patient tells you that you would be a Light Blue Dr. Labubu you gotta get it done!

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from Pelican Pediatrics! Great job to our runners doing the Turkey Day Run this morning. We are closed today but will be open tomorrow morning for sick visits and newborns on a walk in schedule. We hope you have a lovely day with your family. Stay safe!v