Welcome

Welcome to our offices based in South Burlington, Burlington, and Milton, Vermont. Timber Lane Pediatrics has been providing pediatric care in the Burlington area for over 50 years. We continue to dedicate themselves to the health and care of infants, children and adolescents from birth through age 22. We belong to Primary Care Health Partners, an organization of independent primary care offices in Vermont and northern New York.

Click on the yellow Covid-19 button on our homepage (next to the Portal button) for up-to-date information about Covid testing, symptoms and vaccines.

 

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July 4th Holiday Hours

 

Friday, July 2nd - All Timber Lane Pediatrics offices are open for normal patient hours

Saturday, July 3rd - Our South Burlington office is open for normal weekend hours

Sunday, July 4th - Our South Burlington office is open for normal weekend hours

Monday, July 5th - All Timber Lane Pediatrics offices are closed in observance of the holiday.

As always, a Timber Lane Pediatrics doctor is on call for any urgent issues when the office is closed.

 

Covid Vaccines Now Available for Ages 12 and Up!

All children ages 12 and up are now eligible to receive the Covid-19 vaccine!  This is wonderful news and puts us one step closer to controlling this pandemic and getting our kids and families back to normal life.  Clinical trials of the Pfizer vaccine among kids ages 12-15 showed that the vaccine is safe and effective for this age group.  None of the children who got the Pfizer vaccine during the clinical trial got sick with COVID-19.  We do not yet have the vaccine to give at our Timber Lane offices.  Your child can receive the vaccine at a health department clinic, local pharmacy such as Walgreen's or Kinney's, or at a school clinic.  You can view and sign up for a vaccine appointment on the Vermont Department of Health website here.
 
The Vermont American Academy of Peditatrics and the Vermont Department of Health are presenting a series of online town halls with local pediatricians to answer questions parents may have about the Covid vaccine.  You can find the links for these town halls here.
 
If you have specific questions about the Covid vaccine and your child's health, call our office and we will set up a time for you to talk with your child's pediatric provider.
 

If you have general questions about the Covid vaccine for your child or yourself, check out these wonderful resources:

1) An FAQ for parents from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) here.

2) Vaccine information from Dr. Paul Offit and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, which you can access here.

 

Dr. Barb Kennedy to Retire and Timber Lane Pediatrics to Welcome Dr. Patrick Duff

This July, Dr. Kennedy will retire from pediatric practice. She has been a guiding force at Timber Lane Pediatrics for 27 years! We will miss her dearly but wish her a relaxing retirement. Dr. Kennedy has written a letter to her patients you can find here.

Also this July, Timber Lane Pediatrics will welcome our newest physician, Dr. Patrick Duff. Dr. Duff completed his training locally at UVM. He will be working at our South Burlington office and is excited to see patients of all ages.

You can find more information about Dr. Duff here. Welcome, Dr. Duff!

 

How Do I Talk to My Child About Racial Bias and Recent Protests?

Here are two valuable articles on how to start and continue meaningful conversations with your children about racial bias and the recent protests sweeping the country.  First, advice from the American Academy of Pediatrics, "Talking to Children About Racial Bias."  Second, a timely article from the New York Times, "Talking to Kids About Racism, Early and Often."

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