Dear Hendersonville Pediatrics families,

We hope that you are all safe and healthy. Please note that our Brevard office is open and staffed at this time. We are working hard to continue our commitment and dedication to the safety and wellbeing of our patients and their families. Phones are now working. We (the Brevard doctors and the Hendersonville doctors) are now seeing patients daily in the Brevard office (including Saturdays and Sundays) for sick visits, well check ups, adhd follow ups, mental health concerns and any additional concerns you may have. We will start seeing patients in a new space in Hendersonville in the near future. Stay safe. Stay connected.

-The Doctors at Hendersonville Pediatrics.

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Welcome to Hendersonville Pediatrics!  Since 1952, our physicians and staff have served the families of Western North Carolina with offices in both Hendersonville and Brevard.  Although the faces and technology have changed over the years, our committment to the highest level of patient care has remained the same.  Our offices are open 364 days a year, with sick-child visits available on weekends, holidays and after hours by appointment. We look forward to making you and your children a part of our family!

Latest News

Hendersonville Pediatrics is now offering the latest COVID-19 vaccine, Pfizer-BioNTech, to children ages 6 months to 4 years. Children over 4 years old can receive this vaccine at local health departments and pharmacies by appointment. We are also offering the lastest RSV vaccine, Beyfortus (Nirsevimab-alip), for babies ages 0-8 months.

Call our office at (828) 693-3296 to learn more and schedule your child’s appointment.

Time for Flu Shots - The CDC recommends everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated against flu each year. Flu vaccination reduces the burden of flu illness, hospitalization, and death and getting vaccinated could also help protect those who are more vulnerable to serious flu illness, like babies and young children.

Flu and COVID-19 are two different viruses and require two different vaccines. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends both vaccines and says it’s safe to receive them at the same time.