- Medical Weight LossIf weight loss medications are recommended, Dr. Nanda will prescribe them. Dr. Nanda can also make psychological counseling recommendations if needed.
- Pediatric CareRainbow Pediatrics is now using Phreesia for patient intake, allowing you to check-in from your computer, phone, or tablet before your appointment.
- Primary CareIf you have Medicaid, you may have already received or will receive in the near future, a letter from Medicaid asking you to enroll with one of the new insurance carriers, as well as choose a Primary Care Provider (PCP), for the new Medicaid program.
- High Cholesterol
- Emergency CareWhen your child is sick, anxiety is usually a given. And depending on the severity of symptoms, time of day, and day of the week, parents often wonder if it is appropriate to take their child to urgent care or the pediatrician. The walk-in clinic model of urgent care centers can be an attractive option […] READ MORE »
- Constipation
- Irritable Bowel SyndromeWe want our kids to be healthy and strong. However, some are prone to stomach issues. While almost every child will get a stomachache, constipation, or diarrhea, kids with irritable bowel syndrome, also known as IBS get it more often. What is Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)? IBS is a digestive disorder that can happen in […] READ MORE »
- Diarrhea
- ImmunizationsVaccinations are crucial for children’s health as they protect them from serious illnesses. They stimulate the body’s immune system to recognize and fight specific diseases. Vaccinations protect the individual child and help prevent the spread of diseases to others in the community. For these reasons, it is important to follow recommended vaccination schedules to ensure […] READ MORE »
- AutismOn average, 1 in 36 children will be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) by the time they are eight years old. While this may not seem very common, This comes to roughly 2.8 percent of all children in this age bracket, according to the Centers for Disease Control, which has increased since the 1990s. […] READ MORE »
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Depression
- Mental Health. BMI calculates a person’s height and weight and compares it to where they should be based on their age and sex. BMI is a physical measurement that does not tell whether a child is healthy. It provides a glimpse into what could be happening inside their body. A child can have a BMI outside the normal range but be healthy inside. Your child’s pediatrician needs to monitor BMI because obesity causes inflammation, which can lead to high cholesterol, fatty liver disease, PCOS, and high blood pressure. It can also cause issues with immune function, mental health and lead to diabetes.
- PsychiatryAt Rainbow Pediatrics, we are pleased to offer a holistic approach to psychiatry. We strive to identify the root cause of the problem, so we can develop a comprehensive treatment program that makes a positive impact on your family.Â
- Behavioral HealthBehavioral health services at Rainbow Pediatrics cover a wide array of issues for which many Fayetteville, Hope Mills and Raeford families face. Despite the need for intervention, many families are hesitant to employ behavioral health care for their child due to the stigmas associated with mental health. The availability of these critical services within a pediatric practice is not only unique but extremely beneficial to families in need.
- Anxiety
- Diabetes Care
- Skin CancerSummer is here and with it comes lots of outside play! From playing at the pool and lake to visiting the beach and camping in the mountains, that extra time outdoors means greater sunburn opportunities. There are many options for sunscreens, but how do you know which are the safest and most effective for your kids? Choosing the right sunscreen for kids can protect them from skin cancer and early skin aging (aka wrinkles, something they will thank you for when they get older). We’ve compiled a list of what to look for when sunscreen shopping.
- AllergiesThe first step is allergy testing. During this process, your child’s pediatrician will test them for a variety of allergens. If they are found to have allergies, a prescription is provided for filling at the pharmacy.