Dr. Stuart Tashman

11/30/2025

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11/30/2025

✨ Baby Sip Circle — Upcoming Dates! ✨
Expecting a baby or already have one? Join other moms for a warm, supportive space to connect, get answers, and feel confident about feeding. 🤱💛
All sessions from 10:30-12:30! Pop in at any time at the locations listed below.

📍 Middletown Thrall Library 11-19 Depot St Middletown NY 10940
Dec 5 & 19

📍 Port Jervis Free Library 138 Pike St, Port Jervis NY 12771
Dec 12 & 26

📍 Newburgh Free Library 124 Grand St, Newburgh NY 12550
Dec 1 & 15

Join in person or online: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85021261242?pwd=JxWzbGvfXH4jnnWuKEt9OX5uCsau36.1

11/29/2025

Please check out our December 2025 Newsletter for the OCDOH Child Find Program!
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What is Child Find? Child Find helps families monitor the development of their children between 0-3 years.
Please call the main number: 845–360-6630 for information or referrals to the Child Find Program. Please click the following link to view, download, or print the newsletter: https://qrcodes.pro/8oQsjF

11/28/2025

We will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. 🦃
If your child needs to be seen during this time, please visit your closest urgent care.

Any non-urgent concerns or prescription refill requests will be handled when our office reopens on Monday, December 1st.

Wishing all of our families a safe and happy Thanksgiving weekend.

11/27/2025

🍁 Happy Thanksgiving from Circleville Pediatrics! 🍁
Our office will be closed November 27–30 so our staff can enjoy the holiday with their families.
A provider will be on call for emergencies.
If your child needs medical attention, please visit your nearest urgent care.
We wish all our families a safe and happy holiday! 🦃

11/26/2025

🦃 Thanksgiving Day Urgent Care Hours

Wishing everyone a healthy and happy Thanksgiving! 🍁

11/25/2025

💡 As we approach the holidays, remember…

11/24/2025

🤒RSV season is here.

🫁🤧Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a common virus that affects the nose, throat, and lungs. Anyone can get RSV, but it can be especially serious for infants under 6 months and older adults.

For most people, RSV feels like a cold — mild fever, cough, congestion, or runny nose — but some children develop bronchiolitis (inflammation of the small airways), wheezing or asthma symptoms, or even pneumonia.

Bronchiolitis caused by RSV is the leading cause of hospitalization in infants. The American Academy of Pediatrics reports that about 2–3 out of every 100 infants in the U.S. with RSV may need a hospital stay. 🏥

RSV “season” usually begins in the fall and peaks in December and January. Most cases improve in a week, but cough and breathing symptoms can last longer.

🚨Seek medical care right away if your child:
• Is under 8 weeks old and has a fever over 100.4°F
• Has a sustained fever over 104°F (any age)
• Is lethargic or difficult to wake
• Has trouble breathing or shows signs of dehydration (no tears, dry mouth, no urine for 8–12 hours)
• Has RSV along with a chronic health condition (heart or lung disease)

Learn more from trusted sources:
Seattle Children’s: What Parents Should Know About RSV
Mayo Clinic: RSV Symptoms and Causes
CDC: About RSV

11/24/2025

Our office will be closed Thursday November 27–30, 2025 so our team can enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with their families! 🦃

If your child will need a medication refill during that time, please give us a call soon. We’ll check if they’re due for a medication recheck and get them scheduled to avoid any gaps in care.

Please note: We can’t process refill requests for patients who aren’t up to date on their medication follow-ups.

Thank you for planning ahead — and we wish everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁💛🧡

11/22/2025

11/20/2025

Working in pediatrics, we get to hang out with—and learn from—the coolest middle schoolers around. They keep us on our toes and cracking up daily.