Midtown Pediatrics

04/27/2026

In just one short week we will have a beautiful new space for our patients to enjoy! If you’ve been to Merritt’s Bakery in Midtown Tulsa you know where we are. New address is 1508 S Gary Pl. Pictures coming soon!

04/15/2026

Come see us at the Anne & Henry Zarrow YMCA on Saturday, April 18. We will be tabling at the Healthy Kids Day event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. https://buff.ly/E0LoUYT

04/08/2026

You might have heard, but if not here it is! Very excited to have a new space. More info coming soon…

02/13/2026

02/10/2026

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! Good oral health starts at a young age, and you should start cleaning your kid’s teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste as soon as the first tooth appears to help prevent the formation of cavities. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2z13wC4

01/26/2026

Please call if you need anything for your sick child. We are open for urgent appointments on an as needed basis.

01/06/2026

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.”

11/20/2025

10/22/2025

09/23/2025

Some individuals wrongly assert there is a link between vaccines and autism. Before the claim was discredited, researchers took it seriously, investigated it thoroughly, and found no link. This research, in many countries, involving thousands of individuals, has spanned multiple decades. Any effort to misrepresent sound, strong science poses a threat to the health of children and does a disservice to the autistic community.

Immunizations are important to help children stay healthy, so they can learn, grow and thrive. If parents have questions about vaccines or autism, we encourage them to talk to their child’s pediatrician. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4nI0Rnb