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SUMMER TIME TIPS

FREE MEALS FOR THE SUMMER

If your family needs some extra help in the food department this summer you can click the links below to find a school near you that is distributing free meals through the summer.

You can also text Food to 304-304 or call 1 (800) 453-3663

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SUMMER TIME TIPS

WHAT TO DO THIS SUMMER

Trying to keep your child entertained this summer? Does your child have autism or other disabilities that make finding inclusive activities difficult? Check out Utah Parent Center's Summer Resource Guild!

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FALL & WINTER TIPS

FLU VACCINE

FLU VACCINES AVAILABLE SEPT - MARCH 

 

Please call the office when we are in clinic (Wednesday or Friday) to schedule your family's Flu Shots. We schedule Flu Shots on Wednesday afternoons for the whole family.* 

 

*Sorry, we can't give vaccines to parents who have Medicare insurance (those over 65 yrs).​

 

DR. JOHNSON RECOMMENDS EVERYONE OVER 6 MONTHS RECEIVE A FLU SHOT TO PROTECT THEMSELVES AND THOSE AROUND THEM.​

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FALL & WINTER TIPS

RSV VACCINE

What is RSV?

  • RSV or Respiratory Syncytial Virus causes a fever, runny nose, and cough. Most kids get it before then turn 2 and, in many cases, RSV is like a bad cold that resolved within a week or two. But RSV can get very bad, especially for infants, and it's one of the main reasons babies can be hospitalized. It can also be deadly.

  • Do you have a baby under 8 months of age? 

  • Is it RSV season (Oct - March)?

If you answered yes, your baby may be at risk for RSV and it is recommended they get Beyfortus.

What is Beyfortus?

  • Beyfortus is an antibody medication given as a single shot given to babies before they are exposed to RSV to help protect against RSV.

  • Beyfortus is like a vaccine, in the sense that it is a shot that prevents serious illness, but it is not a vaccine because it doesn't teach the immune system to make its own antibodies (like vaccines do). 

Are there any side effects?

  • The most common side effects are rash and pain at the injection site, but these are mild and clear up quickly.

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