Antonio E. Cornier, MD
Robert C. DaRosso, MD
Ani E. Hyslop, MD, MPH
10750 Columbia Pike, Suite 230 Silver Spring, MD 20901
(301) 585-9600
* HABLAMOS ESPAÑOL *
How We Help Our Patients
Preventative Care
We provide a variety of preventative care services such as annual physical and wellness exams, sports physicals, vaccinations and immunizations, behavior health screenings, developmental delay and autism screenings, lead and hemoglobin screenings, hearing and vision exams.
Acute Illnesses
Our doctors and staff provide diagnostics for many acute illnesses such as ear infections, strep throat, COVID, influenza, colds, mono, UTI, and other illnesses.
If your child is sick, please call us as early as possible to be scheduled the same day.
Chronic Health
Dr. Cornier and Dr. DaRosso diagnose, treat, and help manage all of your child’s chronic health conditions such as ADHD, asthma, diabetes, elevated cholesterol, hypertension, and others. We work with specialists for your child’s optimum care.
🌼 Spring Into Health 🌼
Longer days are here and we’re here to help your family stay healthy all season long.
With spring sports, outdoor play, and allergy season in full swing, now is the perfect time to make sure your child’s care is on track. From seasonal allergies to sports injuries and insect bites, Spring Pediatrics is here to keep your child healthy, active, and ready for the season.
At Spring Pediatrics, Dr. Cornier, Dr. DaRosso, and Dr. Hyslop are here to help you and your family stay healthy this season.
We provide:
- Care for seasonal allergies and asthma flare-ups
- Sports physicals and injury evaluations
- Same-day visits for minor illnesses and injuries
- Treatment for rashes, insect bites, and skin concerns
- Annual checkups and preventive care to keep your child on track
Spring Allergies and Seasonal Illness: What Parents Need to Know
Spring Allergies in Children
Common symptoms include:
- Sneezing, runny nose
- Itchy, watery eyes
- Coughing, congestion
Managing Allergies:
- Limit outdoor exposure on high-pollen days.
- Use air purifiers and keep windows closed.
- Encourage hygiene (handwashing, changing clothes after outdoor play).
- Consider medications like antihistamines if needed.
Common Seasonal Illnesses
1. The Common Cold
- Symptoms: Runny nose, mild fever, sore throat.
- Prevention: Handwashing, avoiding shared utensils.
2. Strep Throat
- Symptoms: Severe sore throat, fever, swollen tonsils.
- Treatment: Antibiotics if diagnosed by a doctor.
3. Flu & Other Viruses
- Symptoms: Fever, chills, cough, fatigue.
- Prevention: Flu vaccines, proper hygiene.
An Update on Childhood Vaccines
We are here to help keep your child healthy. Regular checkups and vaccinations remain an important part of your child’s care.
We know that recent changes around vaccine recommendations may raise questions or concerns for families. We want you to know that your child continues to have access to all approved childhood vaccines. No vaccines have been banned or removed. We continue to follow the immunization schedule recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics. You can learn more about that schedule here:
Vaccines are the safest and most effective way to prevent serious illness and protect children’s health. Our team is here to support you and is always available to talk through questions and help you decide what’s best for your family.
After Hours Care
If it is life threatening emergency, call 911.
Otherwise call (301) 585-9600 for instructions on how to speak with the physician on call for emergencies.
Knowing When and Where to Seek Care
Primary Care Physician
Your first call for illnesses that just began should Always be to your primary care physician (PCP). (301) 585-9600
- → Coughs and colds
- → Earaches
- →Fevers that doesn't respond to fever reducing medicine
- → Pink eye
- → Sore throat
- → Sprains/strains of muscles or joints
- → Urinary tract infections without fever
- → Anything from the Urgent Care list
Urgent Care Clinic
ONLY when the clinic is closed, the physician on call can provide further instructions. These conditions require immediate care but are not life-threatening.
- → Allergic Reactions
- → Asthma
- → Migraines
- → Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea
- → Shortness of Breath
- → Suspected Broken Bones
Hospital Emergency Room
When conditions that could result in loss of life and/or limbs (Life-Threatening)
- → Broken bones that break through skin
- → Coughing and/or vomiting blood
- → Cuts/wounds that require stitches
- → Severe allergic reactions
- → Severe burns
- → Severe shortness of breath/difficulty breathing
- → Uncontrolled bleeding