Since 1988, patients in Fort Worth and surrounding areas have looked to us for excellence when it comes to caring for their children. By maintaining a smaller practice size, our desire is to develop more personal relationships with our families and to offer a patient experience that is often difficult for the larger multi-physician groups to provide. We would love the opportunity to be your new home for pediatric healthcare.
Weekdays- 8:45 am - 5:00 pm
Phone- 817-361-7494
Fax- 817-361-0705
Email- ykp@myupdox.com
7633 Bellaire Dr. S., Suite 113
Fort Worth, TX 76132
We are no longer requiring patients to wear masks during visits but feel free to do so if you still desire to take that step.
We are handling the majority of sick visits in office now, but we still have the availability to handle visits virtually if you prefer that option. We will maintain thorough cleaning practices between patients in our exam rooms.
YKP collects personal information such as names of patients, parent(s)/guardian(s), addresses, dates of birth, phone numbers, and email addresses. This information is obtained during HIPPA compliant electronic registration, in person at our office, or over the phone.
This information is kept so that we can contact patients, parents, or guardians for medical care as well as for billing purposes. It is shared with other healthcare providers or institutions in the event of a referral for care. It is also shared when needed with Insurance companies or their representatiives in regards to billing matters.
Personal information is not shared with any third-parties for marketing purposes.
I recommend and follow the current standard immunization schedule as laid out by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
I am no longer accepting new patients who elect not to immunize, want to hand pick certain immunizations, or who choose to significantly delay their child's immunizations.
We will accept and support the following:
- new patients who are behind on their immunizations but desire to take the necessary steps to become current. If the patient requires more than two or three vaccines to become current, then more than one vaccine will be required to be given at a time in order to make the immunization status current in a timely fashion.
- for routine check ups with 3 or more vaccines, I will allow families to split the vaccines into two trips to do fewer at a time. Again, I will not do one vaccine at a time.
- I will agree to skip a specific vaccine ONLY for rare high risk medical indications such as a severely immunocompromised family member, etc.