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Children's Health Partners Children's Health Partners believes strongly in creating a "patient-friendly" atmosphere of service.

Whether the patient is an infant, a toddler, an adolescent, or a young adult, Children's Health Partners is here to listen, communicate and grow with your family. We believe that building solid, long-term relationships with our patients and their families is the best way to serve their health needs. The pediatricians at Children's Health Partners work closely together to serve the best interests of their patients. With shared vision of their profession and a similar style of pediatric practice, they frequently work as a team, entrusting the care of each other's patients in an emergency and consulting each other for second opinions. It is this open communication and common respect that enables them to provide the most complete care possible for their patients.

Children’s Health Partners is looking for a new, full-time receptionist to join our wonderful front office staff, includ...
10/06/2026

Children’s Health Partners is looking for a new, full-time receptionist to join our wonderful front office staff, including some evenings and occasional Saturday mornings. Many of our loved and valued staff members over the years have come right from our local neighborhoods, finding CHP a perfect place to work while balancing family obligations. If interested (or know someone who might be interested) please see the following job description below and contact our office manager at [email protected].

Job description:
CHP medical receptionist/customer service position requires empathy, discretion, patience, excellent communication skills, good judgment, flexibility, and attention to detail. After training, the ability to answer phones, schedule appointments, perform computer entry, and multitask between patient, physician, and nurses is required. Candidates should have basic computer skills and the ability to operate office equipment and learn a multi-line phone system. Physical demands include up and down movement, basic cleaning, and light lifting. CPR training is required for all staff members and is included as part of employment. Immunizations such as Hepatitis B, influenza, etc, are also required and offered at no cost to the employee.

09/27/2026

LONG VIDEO all about RSV in babies and how we can help reduce severe illness and hospitalization rates for our most vulnerable patients.

RSV, or Respiratory Syncytial Virus, is the leading cause of hospitalization in the United States for children under 1 year of age. It is a very common virus every fall and winter, even going into the early spring, with most kids encountering it before the age of 2.

For the majority of infants and toddlers, it will be a really bad upper respiratory tract infection or “cold” that can be managed at home with nasal saline and suctioning and exposure to warm steam or cool-mist humidifier to help loosen secretions. As with other respiratory viruses, fever can also occur and treated with fever reducers as recommended for the age of the child.

Between 20-30% of younger children, however, will develop a “lower respiratory tract infection” such as bronchiolitis or pneumonia. A small subset of these children, 2-3 out of 100 children under age 1, will develop more severe illness that requires hospitalization to provide additional care such as oxygen or IV fluids or more advanced forms of respiratory support.

There are TWO options for protecting infants who are at the highest risk for more severe disease:
- Pregnant moms can get a vaccine between 32-36 weeks gestation that transfers protective antibodies across the placenta. Studies show a 57% reduction in hospitalizations from this intervention.
- There is an RSV shot of antibodies that can be given to babies after they are born. This is available for infants under 8 months of age whose mother did NOT get the RSV vaccine during pregnancy, or if the baby was born less than 2 weeks after the vaccine. Studies are now showing an 80-90% reduction in hospitalization rates with the RSV shot.
- the shot is also available for toddlers under 19 months of age in their 2nd RSV season if they have certain underlying condition or were born prematurely before 32 weeks gestation.

The RSV shot can be given along with routine vaccines if your baby has an upcoming check-up, but we encourage our families with infants to whom this applies to call our office to schedule a nurse appointment so we can protect them as soon as possible starting October 1st.

09/17/2026

COVID-19 Vaccine Now Available at CHP!

Listen to the video for current recommendations and information.

Our popular Morning Walk-In Clinic begins for the school year tomorrow morning. This is a service we provide to our esta...
09/07/2026

Our popular Morning Walk-In Clinic begins for the school year tomorrow morning. This is a service we provide to our established patients who are up to date on their well checks to allow for convenient early morning appointments for quicker, acute illness type visits.

Please consult the lists about to understand which type of visits are appropriate for walk-ins. Because we want to spend the appropriate amount of time with our patients, anything of a chronic nature is not appropriate for walk-ins.

Also, we no longer do visits for UTI’s during walk-in clinic due to the length of time it takes many children to provide a urine sample.

Lastly, RASHES are no longer allowed during walk-in clinic because we want to avoid any possible risk of anyone with potential measles walking into our clinic in order to keep all of our potentially vulnerable patients safe. If you EVER have concerns for possible measles, please call the office first.

09/04/2026

The pediatricians at Children’s Health Partners strongly recommend that all patients age 6 months and older get vaccinated against influenza every year. The flu vaccine is our best defense against serious infection with influenza. It is vital for helping prevent hospitalizations due to influenza and flu-related deaths in children. All children under the age of 9 years getting the flu vaccine for the first time will need two doses spaced at least one month apart.

We will be offering several flu vaccine clinics this fall on various evenings, afternoons, and a few Saturdays beginning the week of September 21st and going into early November. Additional flu clinics may be added after that time and we will continue to offer flu vaccine throughout the winter months. Both the flu shot and FluMist are currently available. FluMist is a live attenuated flu vaccine given as a nose spray, available for ages 2-49 without certain underlying medical conditions.

If your child has a check-up scheduled this fall, they can receive their flu vaccine at that appointment. It is safe to get along with other routine childhood vaccinations. If other siblings are present during your child’s check-up, we can generally also provide a flu vaccine to them as well, but we appreciate all efforts to let us know ahead of time.

ONCE AGAIN this year, for your convenience, you can schedule your child’s flu vaccine using our online patient portal. If your child has a well child check-up scheduled for September, October, or November, the system will block you from using the online portal as it presumes your child will get their flu vaccine at their check-up, but you can call our office to schedule if you would like your child to get their flu vaccine prior to their scheduled check-up. 

Everyone must complete the pre-check-in process prior to arrival for their scheduled flu clinic time. A reminder text or email (depending on your portal settings) will be sent both 7 and 2 days before the appointment prompting pre-check-in.

We will make additional announcements once COVID vaccines and the RSV shot for babies are available.

09/02/2026

It’s hot out there right now!! Please be careful if out in the heat, take frequent breaks to cool off inside, and make sure to keep hydrated!

More babies on the way at CHP!! 💗
08/30/2026

More babies on the way at CHP!! 💗

08/27/2026

Reminder that our Walk-In Clinic has NOT started back up yet. Walk-In Clinic resumes the Tuesday after Labor Day, September 8th.

We have plenty of availability right now, but please call first to schedule any appointments you may need.

We’re over halfway through the busy summer checkup season and working hard to make sure all the kids are ready to start ...
07/23/2026

We’re over halfway through the busy summer checkup season and working hard to make sure all the kids are ready to start school in a few weeks! Added bonus getting to see all these cuties!! 😊

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As we head into Memorial Day weekend, just a few quick reminders:- The office will be closed on Monday for the holiday. ...
05/22/2026

As we head into Memorial Day weekend, just a few quick reminders:

- The office will be closed on Monday for the holiday. We are open tomorrow morning for regular Saturday morning clinic.

- Morning Walk-In Clinic is DONE for the school year and will resume in September after Labor Day.

- We still will have plenty of availability for same day visits for sick patients this summer, so please call our office to schedule as needed.

- Summer Physical Season is kicking off. Now is the time to schedule your child’s school/sports physical, either by calling or utilizing our new online scheduling option on the portal. If you don’t see a time on the portal that works for you, please call to schedule.

- School physicals are generally only needed for kids starting kindergarten, 6th grade, and 9th grade. Sports physicals are needed annually for kids participating in school sports beginning in 7th grade.

- School and physical forms can be found on our website. Please fill out the patient portion prior to your visit to help streamline the visit. All forms will be uploaded onto the portal within a few days after the appointment. Please be patient and realize this is a very busy time for all pediatricians across the country.

- If you have additional concerns about your child’s health that falls outside of the scope of a routine physical, please schedule a separate visit or notify our staff so we can schedule extra time for an additional “sick/problem-focused visit” on the same day.

Happy Memorial Day!!
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1247 Rickert Drive, Suite 101
Naperville, IL
60540

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 8pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 8pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm
Saturday 8:30am - 11am

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