Kelsey-Seybold Clinic

Kelsey-Seybold Clinic leadership welcomed Fort Bend County and Sugar Land officials to the Fort Bend Campus for a ribbon cutting on August 1. The Campus opened in April with a new cancer center and new services, including diagnostic and treatment options, infusion therapy, and radiation oncology, as well as plans to open an ambulatory surgery center. #KelseySeyboldClinic #FortBendCampus #RibbonCutting #Healthcare

Back-to-school time can mean frequent visits to the doctor; despite best intentions, when children are gathered, they tend to swap germs. Pediatrician Dr. Kailey Graybill shares information on common illnesses she sees when school starts back up, advice on how to prevent illness, and how to spot the signs that your kid may need to stay home from school. #KelseySeyboldClinic #ParentingTips #PediatricCare

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The countdown to the first day of school has begun. However, the start of the school year can bring physical, mental, and emotional challenges for your child. Consider these suggestions to help keep kids healthy as they return to school:   ✅ Let them play outside: Encourage outdoor activities. Children between 6 and 17 years old should get at least an hour of moderate to vigorous activity every day. Aerobic and muscle strengthening exercises can help improve both emotional and physical well-being.   ✅ Keep them home if they’re sick: Fevers of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, vomiting, and diarrhea could be symptoms of a contagious illness. Consult with your child’s pediatrician without delay.  ✅ Adjust their sleep schedule: A week or two before the school year begins, implement earlier bedtimes and morning wake ups.  ✅ Be ready to address mental health issues: Monitor children’s TV viewing and social media content. Set screen time limits. Remember to be a reassuring role model. Children look up to you and will mimic your emotional behavior.  “The start of the school year is an exciting time for kids and families,” said Dr. Melanie Ribbeck, a pediatrician at Kelsey-Seybold Clinic. “However, those changes in routine may affect physical and psychological health. Caretakers, remember you are your child’s role model. Take care of your mind and body, and your child will follow your lead!”   #KelseySeyboldClinic #BackToSchool #ParentingTips #PediatricCare

Kids going back to school soon? Don’t hit snooze on this video! Getting your kids back into a sleep routine before school starts may seem like a daunting task. Pediatrician Dr. Kailey Graybill gives tips on the steps parents can take to get kids back into a school sleep routine. #KelseySeyboldClinic #BackToSchool #PediatricianAdvice #HealthyKids

Kelsey-Seybold Clinic – Tanglewood welcomed City of Houston local officials and representatives to a ribbon cutting on July 25. The new 20,000-square-foot clinic is located in the Woodway Square Shopping Center across from Second Baptist Church and opened on March 11. This clinic replaces the original Tanglewood Clinic on Augusta Drive, where Kelsey-Seybold served patients for nearly 50 years. Tanglewood Clinic expands access to coordinated, evidence-based primary and specialty care along with an on-site laboratory and diagnostic imaging services. Kelsey-Seybold leadership cut the ribbon on behalf of the clinic with Councilmember At-Large Willie Davis, Deputy Chief of Staff for District G Rachel Maxcy, and Kent Clingerman, community assistance department representative for Commissioner Tom Ramsey. #KelseySeyboldClinic #TanglewoodClinic #RibbonCutting #HoustonHealthcare

Summer is here, and Houston is heating up. Hot, humid weather may result in a higher risk for a heat-related illness, such as heat stroke. Heat stroke happens when the body’s temperature-regulating system is overwhelmed, causing it to rise to 103 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. Humidity increases this risk by making it harder for sweat to evaporate and cool the body.  “Heat stroke is serious and may cause damage to the brain, heart, kidneys, and muscles or even lead to death if not treated immediately,” says Amelia Averyt, an internist and pediatrician with Kelsey-Seybold Clinic. “It’s not just a concern when spending time outdoors. It can happen indoors or in vehicles, even with your windows rolled down, which is why you should never leave children in parked cars in hot weather.”   Take these steps to prevent heat stroke:  ◽️ Stay hydrated with water and avoid sugary or alcoholic beverages   ◽️ Stay cool indoors  ◽️ Wear lightweight, loose clothing  ◽️ Arrange outdoor activities at cooler times during the day, and in shady areas 📲 To learn more about heat stroke, including signs and symptoms, visit: https://lnkd.in/gsqz726a. #KelseySeyboldClinic #SummerSafety #HeatStrokePrevention

It’s not too late to schedule a back-to-school physical! Pediatrician Dr. Kailey Graybill discusses the importance of an annual physical for school aged children, and the recommended immunizations needed, based on age, before heading back to the classroom.  #KelseySeyboldClinic #BackToSchool #AnnualPhysical #Pediatrician

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Did you know? If you have frequent headaches, a vision problem may be the cause. Regular eye exams are important, even if you have never had vision problems. If you have any of the following symptoms, don’t wait for your annual appointment. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), symptoms of vision loss can include:   ◽️ Decreased vision  ◽️ Draining or redness of the eye  ◽️ Eye pain  ◽️ Double vision  ◽️ Floaters (tiny specks that appear to float before your eyes)  ◽️ Circles (halos) around lights   ◽️ Flashes of light  “Adults may neglect seeing their eye doctor if they don’t have vision issues. However, eye health may tell doctors and patients a lot about their overall health,” said Rebekah Montes, an Optometrist for Kelsey-Seybold Clinic. “Be sure to get regular eye exams, wear sunglasses outdoors, and live a healthy lifestyle to protect your vision.”   While adults may be able to tell if they are having problems with vision, children may not be aware. However, vision issues in children may affect learning and confidence. Don’t neglect your child’s eye health. Vision correction may help your child succeed!  #KelseySeyboldClinic #EyeHealth #VisionCare #EyeExam #Optometrist #HealthyVision