Children's Primary Care Medical Group - Riverside County

02/19/2026

Fluoride is a safe and effective way to protect your child’s teeth from decay, strengthen enamel, and prevent cavities before they start. But when should your child start using it, and how much toothpaste is the right amount?

👉 Click the link below to read more and learn how fluoride helps keep those smiles shining bright!

Most of us know that fluoride prevents cavities, but did you know it can even repair and reverse tooth decay? Fluoride protects our teeth by preventing mineral loss in tooth enamel and by decreasing the ability of bacteria to produce acid that can damage teeth. The most common sources of fluoride ar...

02/16/2026

🎉🍎 Happy National Snack Month! 🍌🥕
February is National Snack Food Month – a great reminder that snacks can be both fun and healthy! Choosing nutrient-packed snacks helps keep kids energized, supports growth, and helps establish healthy habits. 😋💪

Check out some kid-friendly snack ideas here:

Healthy snacks play an important role in supporting children’s growth, development, and daily energy needs. The right choices can help stabilize blood sugar, improve focus at school, and build lifelong healthy eating habits. Instead of reaching for highly processed options, families can choose sim...

02/12/2026

It’s not too late to protect your child from the flu 💙

Flu season isn’t over yet, and getting your child vaccinated now can still help prevent serious illness. Pair vaccination with healthy habits like frequent handwashing, covering coughs and sneezes, and staying home when sick.

Good Health Habits & Flu Vaccine's can help keep your kids free of the Flu, Learn more about what is takes to be health at Children's Primary Care

02/10/2026

You won’t believe how ma*****na affects children! 😱 From brain development to behavior, this is a MUST-READ for every parent and caregiver. 👀

Even though ma*****na may be legal for adults, it is not safe for children and teens. Young brains are still growing, and using ma*****na can cause real problems. Here are six important reasons why ma*****na and kids don’t mix. 1. It can strongly affect young brains. Did you know that…

01/20/2026

Birthdays are more than just a date on the calendar - they're a time to celebrate growth, milestones, and the people who make a meaningful difference. Today, we’re proud to recognize CPCMG Wildomar pediatrician Dr. Ellen Chen on her birthday. Her compassion and dedication to caring for children and families help build healthier futures every day. 🎉🎂

01/19/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his commitment to service, equality, and compassion for all. ❤️

In that same spirit of caring for our community, our offices remain open today to continue providing quality care for your children.

Wishing your family a meaningful MLK Day.

01/08/2026

Children's Primary Care Medical Group is dedicated to providing high quality evidence-based pediatric medical care. This includes following an evidence-based vaccine schedule in order to protect all children from dangerous infectious diseases. We will be using the American Academy of Pediatrics vaccine schedule and more information on this can be found on our Health Hub:
https://healthhub.cpcmg.net/docs/cpcmg-follows-evidence-based-immunization-recommendations

12/24/2025

This holiday season, CPCMG wants to take a moment to thank you for trusting us with the care of your family this year. It’s been a joy to watch your children grow and thrive, and we are so grateful to be part of your family’s health journey.

We wish you all a season filled with laughter, love, and good health. May the holidays bring warmth to your hearts and happiness to your homes.

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!

12/23/2025

Ready or not, the holidays are in full swing - don't forget that CPCMG has adjusted hours over the next few weeks. Not sure you want to trek into the office with a sick kid? Schedule a Video Visit!
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In celebration of the holiday season, CPCMG offices will have adjusted hours. Please plan accordingly and reach out if you have any questions or need assistance before the holiday break! All CPCMG offices will be closed: Thursday, December 25, 2025 and Thursday, January 1, 2026 Children’s Primary ...

12/05/2025

The hepatitis B vaccine is the first step in keeping newborns safe from a serious liver infection that can be passed from parent to baby during birth. Many women don’t know they are carrying the virus, have false negative tests, or are exposed after their prenatal tests are complete. That’s why the hepatitis B vaccine, recommended at birth, is such an important part of newborn care.

Hepatitis B is a virus that hurts the liver and can cause serious lifelong health problems.
• If a baby gets hepatitis B at birth, 9 out of 10 will stay infected for life.
• Of those babies who stay infected, 1 out of 4 may die early from liver disease.

Because treating hepatitis B is difficult, preventing it from the very start is extremely important. 👉Please reach out to your CPCMG pediatrician with questions. 📲💻☎️

Learn about the hep b vaccine for infants, its benefits for newborns and why babies are given the hep b vaccine so soon after birth.​

11/26/2025

CPCMG offices will be closed for the next few days, but don’t worry – we’ve got you covered! You can schedule a Video Visit or reach out to our Nurse Triage service for guidance. We’ll be back to regular office hours Monday, December 1.

Wishing you and your family a safe and happy holiday weekend!🦃🩺🤎🧡

We want to make sure our patients and their families are well-prepared for the upcoming holiday season! Please note that our updated office hours below. Remember that the nurse triage advice line is available 24 hours a day - please call your CPCMG office and listen to the prompts to…

11/21/2025

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is the unexpected death of a healthy baby during sleep, with causes that remain largely unknown. CPCMG’s latest blog shares five tips that parents and caregivers can reduce the risk and help keep babies safe.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) refers to the unexplained, sudden death of an otherwise healthy baby during sleep. Though the exact cause remains unknown, there are proven strategies to help reduce the risk. By following these simple steps, parents and caregivers can help keep babies safe and re...