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The Fayetteville Children’s Clinic is distinguished as being Fayetteville’s first pediatric clinic. Established in 1953 by Dr. J. A. Shaw, Dr. Richard Kelly and Dr. William Breeden, the clinic is located in the heart of the historic Haymount district. For over 70 years, the Fayetteville Children’s Clinic has been the medical home for generations of patients.

Today, the tradition of providing quality healthcare for children is continued by Dr. William H. Kelly, Dr. Niveen Y. Iskander, Dr. Horace R. Long and Dr. Olga Johnson. Our doctors and staff are committed to providing outstanding service to our patients.

Same day sick appointments are available to our patients!
CALL 910-484-3121 to schedule your child:
Monday-Friday 8:00 am-5:00 pm by appointment, closed for lunch 1:00 pm-2:00 pm, Saturday 9:30 am-11:30 am for established patient WALK-INs and by appointment.

For after hours ANSWERING SERVICE, call 910-484-3121.

Our doctors have provided hospital newborn care at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center for several decades. We continued to provide newborn care for an entire year after the hospitalist pediatric provider group began in order to assist the hospital in transitioning to hospitalist led care. We have enjoyed a long and productive relationship with Cape Fear and now must transition to outpatient only care starting November 1, 2024.

RSV
We recommend the RSV monoclonal antibody (Beyfortus) for infants 0-8 mos old. Immunization is given starting October-March! Call to schedule and check insurance coverage. If you are pregnant, we recommend that you read the CDC vaccine information on the CDC website to consider the RSV vaccine, not the antibody, during pregnancy. Read the CDC information sheet here.

• Pneumonia in children is on the rise since late Spring 2024 in the US and since 2023, globally. Click the link to find out more. Pneumonia.
• AAP report: weighted sleep products should be avoided!
• Please see an FDA Alert on Crecelac Goat Milk Formula 
• Measles outbreaks have been reported at an unusually high rate.
• Social media misuse and the Covid epidemic have dramatically increased the rate of anxiety and depression in our teens and preteens.  NC child suicide rate is the highest it has been in two decades.  We all know most teens don’t speak up about their problems.We can help!  Call and schedule your teen to see their doctor.  CRISIS LIFELINE – call or text 988.   Here are two articles that may be helpful to parents:

What should I do if  my child is thinking about suicide?

Ten things parents can do to prevent suicide.

How much medicine do I give my child?

Click “Read More” below for these medications:

• Tylenol
• Motrin
• Dimetapp Cold and Allergy
• Benadryl

Get the most out of your visit with your child’s doctor and bring in all your child’s medications.