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Olentangy Pediatrics

Providing exceptional pediatric care to children from birth through adolescence. Your child's health and well-being are our top priority.

At Olentangy Pediatrics we strive to provide a patient centered medical and psychological home for all children and adolescents. We are a team of physicians, psychologists, triage nurses, medical assistants, and administrative individuals driven by our commitment to excellence. Each visit is personalized for your family’s needs, creating a bond between your family’s physician and children. Olentangy Pediatrics is a private pediatric practice in Columbus, Ohio. We provide primary care and psychological services for infants, children and adolescents. Founded in 1989, we are a team of 8 physicians, 2 child psychologists, triage nurses, medical assistants, and administrative individuals.

03/26/2026

🩺 Over 35 Years of First Steps, Big Milestones, and Healthy Smiles. ✨

Since 1989, our doors have been open to the families of Central Ohio. What started as a small dream to provide world-class pediatric care has grown into a legacy of trust spanning generations.

Why does "Since 1989" matter to us? It means we’ve seen it all. We’ve guided parents through late-night fevers, cheered on toddlers during their first check-ups, and watched our patients grow into amazing adults—who now trust us with their own children! 🧡

At Olentangy Pediatrics, you aren’t just a patient; you’re part of a 35-year tradition of excellence.
✅ Top-Rated Expertise: Board-certified pediatricians who stay at the forefront of medicine.
✅ Community Roots: We live, work, and raise our families right here in Central Ohio.
✅ Compassionate Care: Because we know that behind every chart is a child who deserves our very best.

Thank you for letting us be a part of your family’s story for over three decades. Here’s to many more years of health, happiness, and growing up together!
Were you a patient of ours growing up? Let us know in the comments! We’d love to hear your favorite memory. 👇

03/24/2026

☀️ Tip Tuesday: The Ultimate Spring Break Survival Guide! 🚗✈️
Planning a getaway with the kids? Whether you’re heading to the beach, the mountains, or a cruise ship, traveling with little ones requires a "Mary Poppins" level of preparation.

Before you back out of the driveway, make sure you’ve checked these off your list:
🔹 The "First Aid" Essentials: Don't wait until you're in a remote rental to find a pharmacy. Pack a small kit with children’s ibuprofen/acetaminophen, a thermometer, bandages, and any daily medications. 🌡️💊
🔹 Hydration is Key: Traveling (especially flying) is dehydrating. Bring reusable water bottles for everyone and encourage "water breaks" every hour to keep energy up and headaches away. 💧
🔹 Snack Attack Prevention: "Hangry" is a real travel hazard. Pack a variety of protein-rich, low-sugar snacks to avoid the blood sugar crashes that lead to meltdowns. 🥨🍎
🔹 Sun Protection (Everywhere!): Even if it’s not "beach weather," UV rays are stronger when you're hiking or out on the water. Pack hats, sunglasses, and SPF 30+ for everyone. 🧴🕶️
🔹 Safe Sleeping: Hotels and rentals aren't always child-proof. Bring a portable monitor and do a quick "sweep" of your room for loose cords, sharp corners, or heavy furniture that isn't anchored. 🏠🛡️
🔹 The "Comfort" Item: Never underestimate the power of a favorite blanket or stuffed animal. It provides a sense of security in a new environment, making bedtime much easier! 🧸💤

⭐ Pro-Tip: Take a photo of your kids' vaccination records and your insurance card on your phone before you leave—just in case! 📱
Where are you headed this Spring Break? Drop your destination (and your best travel hack) in the comments! 👇

03/19/2026

When is the first doctor’s visit? 🩺✨
You just got home, you’re settling into a routine, and suddenly you realize—it’s already time to head back out!

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that your newborn sees their pediatrician within 3 to 5 days after birth (or 48 to 72 hours after leaving the hospital).
Why so soon? This visit is about more than just a checkup; it’s a support system for you! Your pediatrician will:
✔️ Check baby’s weight (it’s normal for them to lose a little at first!)
✔️ Screen for jaundice.
✔️ Answer all those "is this normal?" questions about feeding and sleep. 😴
💡 Pro-tip: Choose your pediatrician before your due date so you aren't scrambling while sleep-deprived!

03/17/2026

Our office is feeling today with some St. Patrick’s Day ☘️ fun and decor! Be sure to grab a pic of your little leprechaun under our rainbow 🌈 if you’re at the office today! Tag us to be featured on our

03/12/2026

Is there anything more peaceful than a sleeping baby? ✨😴

We know the newborn days are all about finding what works! Whether it’s a specific swaddle, a white noise machine that sounds like a jet engine, or that one ‘magic’ rocker... we want to know!
What is the ONE thing your baby (or you!) can’t live without right now? 👇

Share your must-haves in the comments! You might just help a fellow Olentangy parent find their new favorite lifesaver. 🧡

03/10/2026

🌼 Tip Tuesday: Newborns & Common Irritants 👶💙
Spring is beautiful… but all that pollen in the air can be tough on little ones. While true seasonal allergies are uncommon in newborns, babies can still be sensitive to environmental irritants this time of year. A few small steps at home can help keep your baby comfortable as the seasons change.

Quick tips for parents:
🌿 Keep windows closed on high pollen days and consider a HEPA air purifier in rooms where your baby sleeps.
👕 Change clothes and wash hands after spending time outside to avoid bringing pollen inside.
🧼 Wipe down strollers, car seats, and blankets after walks.
🛁 After longer outdoor outings, a gentle bath can help remove pollen from baby’s skin and hair.
🧺 Wash bedding and baby blankets regularly to reduce allergens in the home.

When should you call your pediatrician?
If your baby has persistent congestion, trouble feeding due to a stuffy nose, unusual fussiness, skin irritation, or symptoms that don’t seem to improve, it’s always a good idea to check in. Our team is here to help you navigate those “is this normal?” moments.

At Olentangy Pediatrics, we love helping new parents feel confident and supported, especially during those first months with your newborn when you're just 'figuring it out'.

💬 Parents: What allergy-season tricks have helped your family over the years? Drop your tips in the comments to help other new parents!

03/03/2026

First baby? It can feel like the most beautiful, overwhelming, heart-bursting season all at once. 💙
If you’re in the newborn stage right now, take a deep breath. You’re doing better than you think.

At Olentangy Pediatrics, we’re here for the late-night worries, the “is this normal?” questions, and every milestone in between. No concern is too small.

✨ New parents: what’s one thing you wish someone told you before bringing baby home?
✨ Seasoned parents: drop your best advice below to encourage someone in the thick of it.

Save this post for those 2am scrolling sessions. We’ve got you. 💙

02/27/2026

Newborns don’t come with instruction manuals.
No words. No explanations. Just tiny cues and big emotions. 🍼
When something feels wrong, you deserve a pediatrician who takes your concerns seriously, every single time. We’re here to listen, investigate, and care with intention. Because “good enough” isn’t good enough for your baby.

02/25/2026

Newborn Care During Central Ohio’s Weather Swings
With temperatures bouncing up and down, most newborns are staying nice and cozy indoors, and that’s perfectly okay. But even inside, changing weather can affect your baby in a few important ways.

👶 1. Keep Room Temperature Steady
Sudden warm-ups followed by cold nights can make indoor temps fluctuate more than you realize.
💧 2. Watch for Dry Air
Winter heat can dry out delicate newborn skin and nasal passages. A cool-mist humidifier can help keep air comfortable and reduce stuffiness.
🛁 3. Moisturize That Newborn Skin
Flaky skin is common, but frequent temperature changes can make it worse. Use a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer after baths.
😴 4. Safe Sleep Still Matters
Even when it’s chilly, never put loose blankets in your infant’s crib. A properly fitted sleep sack is safer than loose layers.

And remember... Newborns don’t regulate their temperature as well as adults. If your baby feels sweaty, flushed, unusually cool, or isn’t acting like themselves, give us a call!
Ohio weather may be unpredictable, but your baby’s care doesn’t have to be. 💙

02/20/2026

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02/17/2026

📢 Important Practice Update – Vaccine Guidance

At Olentangy Pediatrics, your child’s health and safety are always our top priority. That’s why we’ll continue to follow the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Recommended Immunization Schedule for children and teens.

The AAP schedule reflects the most up-to-date, evidence-based guidance on when vaccines should be given so that your child’s immune system has the best possible protection against serious, preventable diseases like measles, whooping cough, RSV, influenza and more. Every vaccine included on this schedule has been thoroughly tested and reviewed.

Recently, changes were made to the CDC’s official vaccine schedule that differ from longstanding pediatric recommendations. After careful review, we’ve chosen to continue aligning with the AAP’s guidance as it's rooted in decades of science and supported by over a million pediatric experts nationwide.

We’re here to partner with you — if you have questions about vaccines or what this means for your child’s care, please reach out. ❤️

02/13/2026

Love is in the air at Olentangy Pediatrics! 💕
Our amazing team of doctors is sending sweet Valentine’s Day wishes to all of our families today. Caring for your little ones is truly the heart of what we do!
💗 Now Accepting Newborns & New Patients 💗
If you’re expecting or looking for a pediatrician who feels like family, we’d love to welcome you into ours.
Call our office to schedule — we can’t wait to meet you!

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4775 Knightsbridge Boulevard
Columbus, OH
43214

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+16144425557

Website

https://www.olentangypeds.com/

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