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Knoxville Pediatric Associates, PC Caring for Knoxville’s children & helping them grow happy & healthy! In 1998, the former Foothills Pediatric Group in Maryville joined. Thanks for visiting!

Trusted pediatric care for families in Knoxville, Farragut, Maryville & surrounding East Tennessee communities. To preserve and improve our patients’ quality of life through preventive and effective medical care; we will constantly work to ensure the care we give is appropriate and of the highest standards; and to be just in our dealings with patients, their families, our employees and ourselves. Whether you have already chosen us for your child’s care or are just looking around, Knoxville Pediatric Associates (KPA) welcomes you to our site! KPA’s main goal is to provide the best possible care for your child while building close doctor-patient relationships based on trust and compassion. This group of doctors was formed in 1996 by the merging of two of the oldest, most well established pediatric practices in Knoxville – Knoxville Pediatric Group and Pediatric Associates of Knoxville. With the talents that now make up KPA, we take pride in having the best pediatricians in the Knoxville area. While the goals and philosophies of the three groups of physicians are the same, there remain some slight differences in practice styles between the three. For this reason, we have chosen to maintain the integrity of each of the three practices within the larger merged group. For instance, there are now five offices which make up three distinct practice settings. The practice settings are Clinch or Cross Park, Weisgarber or Farragut, and the Foothills Office. Although we are 31 pediatricians staffing five offices, our families choose only one of the practice settings to receive care for their children. Without exception, each of our pediatricians is required to be board certified and maintain certification by the American Board of Pediatrics. This means that all have completed an approved training program and subsequently passed a Board exam to ensure that their skills are appropriate. This is a baseline from which we continually try to build a practice that cares for your medical needs and as importantly cares for you as a parent and your child as a patient. We encourage you to assist us in providing the highest quality of care by keeping us informed of ways that we can improve our service.

A little tummy time goes a long way! Tummy time helps strengthen your baby’s neck, shoulders, and arms, supports motor d...
10/20/2026

A little tummy time goes a long way! Tummy time helps strengthen your baby’s neck, shoulders, and arms, supports motor development, encourages visual exploration, and promotes movement and body awareness as they grow.

Caregiver tip: Start with short, supervised sessions and make tummy time part of your daily routine. Try it after diaper changes or naps!

Safety tip: Always supervise tummy time!

Source: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), HealthyChildren.org

🎃SHOW US YOUR HALLOWEEN SPIRIT! We want to see our KPA kids’ Halloween costumes! Join our Halloween costume competition ...
10/19/2026

🎃SHOW US YOUR HALLOWEEN SPIRIT!

We want to see our KPA kids’ Halloween costumes! Join our Halloween costume competition and show off your little ghosts, goblins, superheroes, princesses, and everything in between!

📸 How to enter:
•Snap a photo of your child in their Halloween costume!
•Share it with us on Facebook or Instagram!
•Heading to a trunk-or-treat? We’d love to see those costumes, too!

🏆 Winners will be announced November 1st!
We can’t wait to see all the spooktacular costumes our KPA kids are rocking this Halloween!

At 2 months old, your baby is beginning to smile, make sounds, recognize familiar faces, and strengthen their muscles! D...
10/15/2026

At 2 months old, your baby is beginning to smile, make sounds, recognize familiar faces, and strengthen their muscles!

Developmental milestones help parents and pediatricians understand how a baby is growing and developing. Tracking these skills can help celebrate progress and identify when extra support may be needed.

Remember, every baby develops at their own pace! If you have concerns about your baby’s development, talk with your pediatrician.

Swipe through to learn which milestones to look for!

Source: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), HealthyChildren.org

Pinworms: What Parents Should Know! Pinworms are a common intestinal parasite that can affect children, especially schoo...
10/12/2026

Pinworms: What Parents Should Know!

Pinworms are a common intestinal parasite that can affect children, especially school-aged kids. The good news? They’re treatable!

Swipe through to learn how to recognize the signs of pinworms, prevent their spread, and understand treatment options for your child.

Source: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), HealthyChildren.org

🩺❤️Happy National Pediatric Nurses Week to our wonderful nursing staff at KPA! To our KPA nurses, we are so grateful for...
10/09/2026

🩺❤️Happy National Pediatric Nurses Week to our wonderful nursing staff at KPA! To our KPA nurses, we are so grateful for the patience, compassion and heart you serve the KPA patients with every day!

We sat down with Marci Ware, a certified child passenger safety technician at the Knoxville Police Department, to learn ...
10/08/2026

We sat down with Marci Ware, a certified child passenger safety technician at the Knoxville Police Department, to learn about car seat safety for our KPA families. Swipe to learn the answers to some of the most common car seat safety questions every caregiver should know!

The Knoxville Police Department offers free Child Safety Seat Checkpoints at 917 E. Fifth Avenue on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. Certified technicians will check your child’s car seat for proper installation and use, while sharing helpful safety tips and recommendations. To learn more or to schedule an appointment to attend a Child Safety Seat Checkpoint through the Knoxville Police Department, call (865)-215-7081 or email [email protected]. Appointments are required.

A special thank you to Marci Ware from the Knoxville Police Department for taking the time to share her knowledge about child passenger safety!

Our Foothills KPA family is celebrating some exciting work anniversaries in October! So grateful for our team members th...
10/06/2026

Our Foothills KPA family is celebrating some exciting work anniversaries in October! So grateful for our team members that make KPA a special place to be! Your dedication to quality service and care for our patients at KPA is at the heart of all we do.

10/05/2026

🚗 Did you know that 78% of car seats in the state of Tennessee are not correctly installed? Proper car seat installation and use are critical to your child’s safety.

The Knoxville Police Department offers free Child Safety Seat Checkpoints at 917 E. Fifth Avenue on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. Certified technicians will check your child’s car seat for proper installation and use, while sharing helpful safety tips and recommendations.

To learn more or to schedule an appointment to attend a Child Safety Seat Checkpoint through the Knoxville Police Department, call (865)-215-7081 or email [email protected]. Appointments are required.

A special thank you to Marci Ware from the Knoxville Police Department for teaching us about proper car seat installation.

🎨 Congratulations to September's Artist of the Month winners at each of our locations! We loved seeing all of your creat...
10/01/2026

🎨 Congratulations to September's Artist of the Month winners at each of our locations!

We loved seeing all of your creative sport-themed artwork this month! From artworks of gymnastics to trophies, you filled KPA with so much color! Thank you to everyone who participated and shared your artwork with us!

🏆 All winners may pick up their prizes at the KPA location listed by their artwork.

October's theme for Artist of the Month artwork is "Halloween Costumes." Can’t wait to see what Halloween costumes your kids have planned!

RSV: What Parents Should Know!RSV is a common respiratory virus that can cause cold-like symptoms but may lead to more s...
09/29/2026

RSV: What Parents Should Know!

RSV is a common respiratory virus that can cause cold-like symptoms but may lead to more serious illness in infants and young children. Fortunately, immunizations are available to help protect babies from severe RSV, including during pregnancy and throughout their first RSV season.

Swipe through to learn about RSV, immunization options, and how to protect and care for your little ones!

Sources: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), HealthyChildren.org

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2201 W Clinch Ave
Knoxville, TN
37916

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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