Sang Pediatrics

Sang Pediatrics Pediatric primary care clinic located in Fresno, CA. We are a pediatric clinic servicing the health needs of children from birth to 21 years of age.

As a pediatric primary care office, we strive to provide a professional and welcoming environment for families.

👪 New patients and walk-ins are welcome. We give immunizations, health checks, sports physicals, circumcisions, and treat ailments from ADHD to flu. We have had over 35 years of experience providing health care to the children of the Central Valley. Dr. Allie Johnston, Dr. Orathai Sangr

ujiveth, Dr. New Sang are board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics. They are joined by their full time Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, Jieun Kim, Heather Yates, Monica Daniels, and Kelly Hamel. School, sports, and well child physical exams, immunizations, blood and urine tests, vision and hearing screening, circumcisions. Sick visits and walk-ins are accepted. Screening for depression, anxiety, and adverse childhood events are given. Testing for strep throat, flu, RSV, and COVID-19 are available. All vaccines are available and recommended, including for COVID-19. Our Story:

Hoping to escape the bitter winters of Chicago, Dr. Orathai Sangrujiveth came to Fresno in 1985, where she set up an office across the street from Fresno Community Hospital. Word slowly leaked out about a new great pediatrician in town, and she was able to attract patients far and wide to downtown Fresno. She has been practicing pediatric medicine nonstop since then. Her three children eventually graduated from Clovis West High School, and dispersed off into many directions. The oldest one, New Sang, went from Los Angeles to Dublin, Ireland, to Honolulu, Hawaii, to the Garden Island of Kauai, and then back again to Fresno. Along his travels, he was able to pick up a degree for doctoring, and became a pediatrician like his mom. He decided to move back to Fresno to stay close to his parents, and raise his children in the family oriented culture of the Central Valley. Together, they form a pediatric clinic servicing the health needs of children from birth to 21 years of age. They give immunizations, health checks, sports physicals, circumcisions, and treat ailments from ADHD to the flu. They have had over 50 years of experience providing health care to the children of the Central Valley.

04/18/2026

What if the goal isn’t to eliminate negativity—but to **reframe it**?

When we learn to shift negative thoughts into more balanced, hopeful ones, we build **emotional flexibility**. And emotional flexibility helps us respond to life with less fear, less reactivity, and less anxiety.

That matters not just for us—but for our children.

**Less anxious parents often raise less anxious children.**
When children see calm, grounded adults working through stress with resilience, they learn to do the same.

That was the heart of my recent TV segment—and it is also a central message of my book, ***Relieving Parental Anxiety***.

If you want practical insight on how to reduce anxiety, heal old patterns, and create a calmer emotional environment for your family, my book is now available on Amazon.

**Relieving Parental Anxiety: Tips From a Pediatrician**
Available here: https://a.co/d/0fMu9ZSu

04/12/2026

I yelled at my family for throwing away moldy bread.

Not my finest moment. But it made me stop and ask: why does this feel like such a big deal?

The answer had nothing to do with bread. It was my grandfather's scarcity. My father's silence around struggle. Absorbed so young it stopped feeling like a lesson and started feeling like me.

That's generational trauma. It doesn't announce itself. It shows up in your kitchen on a Tuesday.

I'm working on it — and I wrote a whole book for the parents who are too.

📖 Relieving Parental Anxiety: Perspectives from a Pediatrician
For the parent who wonders why they react the way they do — and wants to do better for their kids.
https://a.co/d/03EEvbJA

04/10/2026

Did you know the way you talk to yourself is literally shaping your child's future?

The research is undeniable — practicing self-compassion lowers your stress hormones and prevents the kind of toxic stress that transfers directly to your kids. When you learn to speak to yourself the way you'd speak to your best friend, something remarkable happens: your anxiety drops, and your children grow more resilient because of it.

That's not a parenting hack. That's science.

If you've ever felt overwhelmed, burned out, or like your own anxiety is holding your family back — this book was written for you.

📖 Relieving Parental Anxiety: Perspectives from a Pediatrician by Dr. New Sang gives you the tools, the research, and the real-world guidance to break the cycle — so your kids face their future with confidence, not fear.

👇 Grab your copy on Amazon today.

🔗 https://a.co/d/00rh4kSN

03/30/2026

Many times, parents question why their children act a certain way. Whether the kids are over-reacting to a certain stimulus, or when they act like their grandparents, the answer may lie in how traumas from the past are passed down to future generations. Generational trauma is a an area of research is psychology and medicine that is expanding, due to recent discoveries on how trauma affects our DNA. If you want to learn more about the topic, Dr. New Sang has a chapter about Generational Trauma and Epigenetics in his new book, Relieving Parental Anxiety: Perspectives from a Pediatrician. It is on sale now at Amazon! You can also learn more about Generational Trauma and Children's Mental Health from our website, www.sangpediatrics.com. Click on TV appearances, and in the Mental Health section, you can learn about healing the inner child, letting go of resentment, how perfectionism is a trap, and more! Click here and check out the book! https://a.co/d/09nHySZC

03/27/2026

Many parents want to know, when should a fever become dangerous? When should I go to the ER? Why does the internet give me different answers? Because the answer lies within you! What does your child look like? Do they look sick? What does your maternal instinct say? Fever is more than just a number, it's a symptom, and if it is coupled with other symptoms, it could mean something that needs to get checked out. Fever can happen at any time, which is why at Sang Pediatrics, we have same day appointments and walk in slots, and Saturday hours between 9 am and 12 pm at our Palm clinic. Don't guess, come get your child checked out, we will help you identify the diagnosis and get the proper treatment! , , , ,

03/24/2026

Misinformation about vaccines is dangerous — and our children deserve better.

Following Dr. New Sang's Fox 26 segment on Hepatitis B, he wants our Sang Pediatrics community to understand exactly where we stand:

✅ Want to space vaccines? We'll work with you.
✅ Need to delay? We'll create a plan together.
✅ Our policy: all children fully vaccinated by age 2.

That timeline isn't arbitrary — it's designed to protect your child during the years they are most vulnerable to serious, life-altering illness.

If your child is over 2 and you're ready to vaccinate, we will welcome you back. We just ask that you commit to getting them fully protected — because these diseases are real, and the harm they cause is preventable.

We don't judge. We don't pressure. But we will always be honest with you — because your child's life may depend on it.

On sale now on Amazon for $14.99 in paperback, $19.99 in hard cover, and $9.99 for your Kindle, Dr. New Sang has written...
03/23/2026

On sale now on Amazon for $14.99 in paperback, $19.99 in hard cover, and $9.99 for your Kindle, Dr. New Sang has written a book with the medical evidence on where anxiety comes from, how it manifests in our parenting, and how to set it aside to allow your children to have a better future. What are you waiting for? Help break the cycle for your children and their future children, and heal your inner child today! https://a.co/d/0cZ3fhfE

03/23/2026

As doctors, we know how important it is to get certain things right. As we always say, if you put the decimal place in the wrong spot, you gave 50 mg instead of 5 mg, and you just killed somebody. But perfectionism in itself can release stress hormones in your body if you get it wrong, and the effort it takes to cover up mistakes makes it worse.

Therefore, it maybe more important to be exact in precise on certain tasks, like calculating the medication dose, and at the same time forgive yourself if you can't be the perfect person. Like Steph Curry, the greatest shooter who ever lived, he will miss over half of his three point shots, but when it really counts, he's ready to nail the shot when it matters, and the gold medals and NBA trophies will follow by not beating himself, but believing that the next one will go in.

So what are you waiting for? Learn how to break the cycle of perfectionism and anxiety, and you can teach your children to achieve greatness.

03/20/2026

When children are sick, parents worry. At Sang Pediatrics, we understand that access to care is important, which is why we have same day appointments and walk ins before 11 am during the morning session, and 4 pm for the afternoon. We want to be there for you in times of need, and we are dedicated to help you. So what are you waiting for? Switch to Sang Pediatrics today!

03/19/2026

Healing the Inner Child sounds like an impossible task. But as we say at Sang Pediatrics, Sí se puede. You can watch our segment and learn more about this topic, and where anxiety comes from, from Dr. Sang's new book, Relieving Parental Anxiety, Perspectives from a Pediatrician, on sale now on Amazon. For the price of a sandwich, you too can learn how to break the cycle and heal yourself. https://a.co/d/0b67TC58

03/16/2026

When you see the world as selfish and out to get you, your brain goes into overdrive — hyper-vigilant, over-protective, pushing away the people who could actually help. That's cynicism. Healthy skepticism is different. It uses logic, not fear. It asks "why?" instead of assuming the worst. Your kids are watching which lens you choose.

Dr. New Sang had the privilege of speaking at Stanford Graduate School of Business last week, and had a great time! He d...
03/16/2026

Dr. New Sang had the privilege of speaking at Stanford Graduate School of Business last week, and had a great time! He discussed relieving parental anxiety, and how anxiety affects all of us, as a doctor, business owner, parent, sons, daughters. He and the attendees were able to regulate their emotions and their nervous systems, and many were inspired. Dr. Sang was so inspired by the talk, he decided to finish his book on parental anxiety, which has been published this week! It's entitled: Relieving Parental Anxiety, Perspectives from a Pediatrician. Many topics from the talk made it into the book, and it's also a part memoir, giving the reader a human connection to the award winning doctor. Here's the link: https://a.co/d/0eoZYeK9

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1122 S Street, Ste 102
Fresno, CA
93721

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm

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+15592681737

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Hoping to escape the bitter winters of Chicago, Dr. Orathai Sangrujiveth came to Fresno in 1985, where she set up an office across the street from Fresno Community Hospital. Word slowly leaked out about a new great pediatrician in town, and she was able to attract patients far and wide to downtown Fresno. She has been practicing pediatric medicine nonstop since then.

Her three children eventually graduated from Clovis West High School, and dispersed off into many directions. The oldest one, New Sang, went from Los Angeles to Dublin, Ireland, to Honolulu, Hawaii, to the Garden Island of Kauai, and then back again to Fresno. Along his travels, he was able to pick up a degree for doctoring, and became a pediatrician like his mom. He decided to move back to Fresno to stay close to his parents, and raise his children in the family oriented culture of the Central Valley.

Together, they form a pediatric clinic servicing the health needs of children from birth to 21 years of age. They give immunizations, health checks, sports physicals, circumcisions, and treat ailments from ADHD to the flu. They have had over 40 years of experience providing health care to the children of the Central Valley. Dr. Orathai Sangrujiveth and Dr. New Sang are both board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics. Both doctors have admitting privileges at Community Regional Medical Center and Clovis Community Medical Center, where they see newborns.