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Expert Pediatric Rheumatology Care In Houston: Ensuring Health And Wellness For Children

In Houston, finding specialized medical care for children is crucial, especially when it comes to managing complex conditions like pediatric rheumatology issues. At Pediatric Rheumatology Excellence in Texas, led by Dr. Saimun Singla, families can rest assured that their children receive top-tier care from dedicated professionals.

Comprehensive pediatric rheumatology services

Dr. Singla, a renowned pediatric rheumatologist in Houston, leads a team committed to diagnosing and treating a range of rheumatic diseases affecting children. From juvenile arthritis to lupus and beyond, their expertise ensures accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans tailored to each child's unique needs.

Integrating Pediatric Nutrition for Holistic Care

Understanding the integral role of nutrition in managing chronic conditions, Pediatric Rheumatology Excellence in Texas includes access to a specialized pediatric nutritionist in Houston. This collaborative approach ensures that dietary considerations are seamlessly integrated into treatment plans, optimizing health outcomes for young patients.

Why choose pediatric rheumatology excellence in Texas?

Located in Houston, the center not only offers expert medical care but also prioritizes the holistic well-being of every child. Dr. Singla and his team combine advanced medical knowledge with compassionate care, fostering a supportive environment where families feel heard and empowered.

Meet Dr. Saimun Singla: Leading Houston's Pediatric Rheumatology Care

Dr. Saimun Singla stands out as a trusted figure in the field of pediatric rheumatology in Houston. With extensive experience and a commitment to ongoing research, he ensures that his patients receive the latest advancements in treatment options. His dedication extends beyond clinical expertise, emphasizing the importance of compassionate care in every interaction.

Supporting families every step of the way

Navigating a pediatric rheumatic diagnosis can be daunting for families. At Pediatric Rheumatology Excellence in Texas, support goes beyond medical consultations. They offer educational resources, support groups, and guidance to empower families to manage their child's condition effectively.

Visit Pediatric Rheumatology Excellence in Texas.

For families seeking specialized care from a pediatric rheumatologist in Houston, visiting Pediatric Rheumatology Excellence in Texas offers peace of mind. Whether it's scheduling a consultation with Dr. Saimun Singla or accessing nutritional guidance from a pediatric nutritionist in Houston, every aspect of care is designed with the child's best interests in mind.

Learn More

To learn more about our services and to schedule a consultation, please visit our website at Rheum to Grow, TX. Discover how pediatric rheumatology excellence in Texas can make a difference in your child's health journey.

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About Dr. Mikell Parsons - The Holistic DetectiveFresno Chiropractor, Nutritionist and Brain-Training Expert

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Dr. Mikell Suzanne Parsons, DC, CCN, DACBN, DACNB, is an expert in chiropractic, nutrition, brain-training, weight loss and toxicity. She has earned this expertise through intense study, formal education and through 22 years of working with patients in chiropractic, nutritional and brain-training therapy settings.

She is a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC), a Certified Clinical Nutritionist (CCN) and is a diplomat (someone who has earned a specific certification), one from the American Clinical Board of Nutrition (DACBN) and the other in Chiropractic Neurology (DACNB) and a Certified Gluten (free) Practitioner.

She was the Assistant Professor of Clinical Sciences at the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic and Naturopathic Medicine in Bridgeport, Connecticut where she taught women’s health, obstetrics, gynecology, geriatrics and EENT. While in Connecticut, she was also in a multi-disciplinary integrated medical practice in Milford, Connecticut where she specialized in women’s health and functional medicine.

She was the former Attending Doctor and Clinical Instructor at the Texas Chiropractic College in Pasadena, Texas. While in Texas, Dr. Parsons maintained a multi-doctor practice of chiropractic, clinical nutrition and natural medicine in Houston for 7 years.

She is a contributing author to the critically acclaimed textbook 'Instant Access to Chiropractic Guidelines and Protocols' published by Mosby, Inc. in 1998. In 2010 she contributed to Dr. Claudia Anrig’s 'Second Edition of the Pediatric Chiropractic Textbook.'

Dr. Parsons also currently publishes her own bi-monthly ezine as well as an informative and entertaining health and wellness blog post here.

Summary: Elthea Parsons's birthday is and is 91 years old. Right now, Elthea Parsons lives in Fresno, CA. Elthea Earl Parsons and Elthea E Parsons are some of the alias or nicknames that Elthea has used. Suzan Parsons is listed as an Officer with Parnucci, LLC in California. The address on file for this person is 5509 N Lead Ave, Fresno, CA in Fresno County. The company is a California Domestic Limited-Liability Company, which was filed on October 24, 2017.

She hosted the 2001 radio talk show 'The MultiCare Health Hour,' and continues to be regular guest on the Central Valley Today show.

She has been a consultant for Whole Health Professional Consulting and Educational Services, an organization that provides clinical consultations to physicians of all types in order to help train them in functional medical management of difficult patients, as well as providing professional educational seminars in order to help train doctors in the methods of clinical nutrition, herbal therapy, and functional medicine.

She still lectures throughout the United States and Canada on clinical nutrition, women’s health issues, and the management of soft-tissue disorders.

Dr. Parsons served as a board member for the National Association of Nutrition Professionals (NANP), and is the founder of the Natural Path Health Center in Fresno, California where she continues to specialize in chiropractic, nutrition and chiropractic neurology.

D.C., Doctor Of Chiropractic

C.C.N., Certified Clinical Nutritionist

D.A.C.B.N., Diplomate of the American Clinical Board of Nutrition

D.A.C.N.B. Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Neurology Board

Graduate of Los Angeles College of Chiropractic Los Angeles,CA

Certified Clinical Nutritionist

Diplomate of the American Clinical Board of Nutrition

Attending Clinical Instructor Texas Chiropractic College Pasadena, Texas

Private Practice of Clinical Nutrition and Chiropractic Houston, Texas

Assistant Professor of Clinical Sciences at the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic Bridgeport, Connecticut

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Connecting Communities. Mobilizing California.

Three world-class, California companies have formed a joint venture team to deliver the vision of high-speed rail service for the state. The Tutor Perini/Zachry/Parsons team will pursue the design and construction efforts for this important project that will provide the following:

Maximize mobility for users

Significantly reduce congestion

Improve quality of life

Bolster Central Valley’s economic potential

The California High-Speed Rail Authority is developing an 800-mile high-speed train system that will operate at speeds of up to 220 miles per hour, connecting the state’s major urban centers. The project is being funded through a voter-approved state bond, federal funding awards and public-private partnerships. Initial infrastructure construction will begin in the Central Valley, the backbone of the system, in 2012.

High-speed rails are the modern world’s circulatory system, delivering people from their homes to their destinations and back again more efficiently than ever before. That’s why Tutor Perini/Zachry/Parsons have worked hard to develop one of the most widely recognized names in the industry. The Tutor Perini/Zachry/Parsons team has a long history of providing design and construction services in the Bay Area. We share the California High-Speed Rail Authority's commitment to including local firms, especially small, minority, and women-owned businesses as integral components of our overall project teams.

Small Business Concerns being utilized for the project

Click here for the list of small business Concerns being utilized to meet the overall Small Business goal on the California high Speed Rail CP 1 Project

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For more information, contact the Tutor Perini / Parsons / Zachry team:

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What are the Best Cancer Treatment Centers in America?

If you're looking for the best cancer treatment centers in America, you've probably got a lot of questions. There are numerous factors to consider, including the type of treatment you need, where you're located, and whether or not you're willing to travel. Here are some of the best cancer treatment centers in America. These facilities are also highly ranked by U.S. News and World Report.

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center was named the best cancer hospital in America for the second consecutive year. The university's commitment to research and innovative treatment have made it a top cancer hospital. The cancer center's stem cell transplant program is highly ranked and earned the highest accreditation in the country for high-risk blood disorders. A list of the top five cancer treatment centers in America can be found by using the links below.

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston has been ranked among the nation's best cancer treatment centers since 1990. Its doctors are highly specialized and have a vast amount of experience treating nearly every type of cancer. Multidisciplinary teams at MD Anderson use advanced technology and the latest medical treatments to develop individualized treatment plans for each patient. MD Anderson is one of the largest cancer centers in the United States and is internationally recognized as one of the top hospitals for pediatric cancer.

U.S. News and World Report have published lists of the top hospitals in the United States for both adult and pediatric cancer. They rank hospitals based on their 30-day survival rates, patient experience, and rate of discharging patients to their homes. Key programs at the hospitals include nurse staffing, ICU specialists, patient services, and expert opinion of board-certified oncologists. Some hospitals even have a mesothelioma program.

A good place to start is the Mayo Clinic, where you can get your mesothelioma treatment. The Mayo Clinic's team of specialists includes radiation oncologists, surgery specialists, and nutritionists. They work together to develop treatment plans specifically for each patient, and are also involved in research and clinical trials to improve treatments. The Mayo Clinic is a National Cancer Institute Comprehensive Cancer Center, which means it meets strict standards to qualify.

A cancer center that specializes in treating all types of cancer can help you find the best treatment for your specific situation. They can provide the right treatment for your condition and offer comprehensive support. Some clinics even provide complementary therapies such as yoga, music therapy, and acupuncture. While cancer treatment is an important part of your life, it's important to maintain a healthy lifestyle and live a long, happy life. MD Anderson Cancer Center offers counseling, support groups, and financial assistance to patients.

City of Hope is another great option. Its prestigious name has made it a nationally recognized cancer treatment center, and it has been ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the seventh "Best Hospital" in the nation. Despite its low ranking, City of Hope has been a top cancer hospital for 16 consecutive years. That's a record of excellence! What are the best cancer treatment centers in America?

The NCI's Comprehensive Cancer Centers Program is an accreditation program for the best cancer treatment centers in the United States. These centers have rigorous standards, conduct state-of-the-art research, and develop innovative approaches to cancer care. NCI-Designated cancer centers deliver cutting-edge cancer treatments to patients across the country. Their dedication to research and patient care has earned them recognition. You can't go wrong with an NCI-designated cancer center.

MD Anderson continues to pursue cutting-edge clinical research. It has more than 1,400 ongoing clinical trials and enrolled more than 8,200 patients. These clinical trials provide access to life-saving investigational drugs. In addition, the MD Anderson researchers continue to make a positive impact on communities around the world. The institution is also committed to training the next generation of cancer experts, with more than 5,100 trainees in the last year alone.

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Nidhy P. Varghese, MD - phaware® interview 336

Nidhy P. Varghese, MD is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and the Medical Director of the pediatric pulmonary hypertension program from Texas Children's Hospital.  In this episode, Dr. Varghese discusses comprehensive care centers and centers of excellence in #pulmonaryhypertension and how that can be helpful for your child.

Hi. I am Nidhy Varghese. I am a pediatric pulmonologist and I'm the medical director of the pediatric pulmonary hypertension program at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, Texas. Today, I'm going to talk about comprehensive care centers and centers of excellence in pulmonary hypertension and how that can be helpful for your child. I don't necessarily mean comprehensive care centers as defined by the Pulmonary Hypertension Association or centers of expertise as defined by the PPHNet, two organizations with which I'm affiliated, but I wanted to concentrate more on the importance of seeking out expert care at expert centers for your child's pulmonary hypertension.

What distinguishes a center as being a center with expertise, a specialty care center for pulmonary hypertension, is the infrastructure that's present. That does not mean just the people who are there, the physicians, but it means also the team and the resources that they have to offer the patient. The team has nursing support that is familiar with pulmonary hypertension, pharmacy support that is well versed with the various treatments that are offered or available pulmonary hypertension, advanced practice providers, exercise specialists or physical therapists. You have dieticians, echocardiographers who know how to do an echo for evaluation of the right-heart, cardiologists, pulmonologists, et cetera. It is a whole cadre of people who work together for the child, keeping pulmonary hypertension at the forefront of that and bringing a multidisciplinary or in other words, comprehensive evaluation of the child that can then lead to more emphasis on looking at long-term outcomes, on interventions in a timely fashion and hopefully really supporting quality of life. The centers where expertise is located are going to be peppered throughout the country, but that doesn't mean that you can't get care with your local physician or local cardiologist or pulmonologist. However, you can certainly get consultation from some of these experts centers. There are center maps available on the PHA or on the PPHNet website, and they will show you where some of these expertise centers are located. The importance of a conversation with a PH expert or a PH specialist really can't be overstated. They can really help the local physician care for your child and be aware of other opportunities for newer medications, newer combinations, in addition to getting them evaluated for intervention such as atrial septostomy or a Potts shunt or a lung transplant. These are things that are going to be offered more at the experts centers. Then at a smaller institution or an institution that has less experience with pulmonary hypertension. To be regarded as a center of excellence, you have to build it. When I first started at Texas Children's, we had a pulmonary hypertension program and that program over time grew and as it grew we added infrastructure of nursing coordination, of nursing support, advanced practice providers, increasing number of physicians. We added in exercise specialists, nutritionists, pharmacists and it created a team that is dedicated to pulmonary hypertension. We're constantly evaluating our own practice. We're doing that through meetings on a regular basis and learning from other people in the country.

We follow a large number of children. There is some expertise that comes to us with experience and we follow some of the sickest children, because we have a lung transplant program affiliated with us. That also gives us additional experience. For those reasons, and the fact that the program has been around for some time now, we are considered a center with significant experience and expertise in pediatric pulmonary hypertension. When kids are old enough to transition out and that typically happens sometime between the ages of 18 and 25, when kids reach adulthood and we are contemplating options coming from Texas Children's, our preference is to transition children or transition these young adults to other centers where there is significant experience to continue managing them with the cutting edge of therapeutic technology, as well as any interventions that they may need down the line. We seek out other centers with expertise and experience to manage these young adults.

One of the most exciting times I think for our program was when we added a nurse coordinator. That really, I think, marked our transition from a program that was taking care of these kids to a program that was paving the way for these kids. The addition of our nurse coordinator enabled us to seek out medication opportunities for children in a way that we could not before and also to care for patients in a more in depth way of communicating with them, advocating for them and making sure that we were really giving them the best therapy that we possibly could. Having that nurse coordinator added really elevated the program and helped shape it to become what it is today. From that moment on, it really has been very exciting at Texas Children's. We've been adding more physicians, adding more support and really building out this infrastructure and our program has grown dramatically.

I think it's been extremely humbling for us in the program to see the growth and to care for every one of these patients. We are firmly committed to continuing to build our program out with more resources to continue the same standard of excellence for every additional patient who comes to us. A new diagnosis is hard. Getting a diagnosis of a disease is always challenging. When that disease is pulmonary hypertension, there are so many other layers to it. When I am faced with a new family and we are talking about pulmonary hypertension, I try to do this in stages. So, talking about what is pulmonary hypertension, drawing pictures of what that means for the heart, what is happening in the lungs, and then talking about what that means ultimately for the family's child and the life that this child can expect. But then really trying to bring it back to there are so many therapies that we can offer now.

20 years ago, the therapy choices were limited and therapy choices have been increasing and we've added so many in the past couple of years that kids have options now. With those options, we really do see improvement in quality of life, at least for many of these children. I try to maintain some hope while being still realistic and cautious because this is pulmonary hypertension we're talking about still. But I think that families when they come, they need to have the information that they need to understand that as the PH team, we have some hope and we are hopeful that these medications will work. We are hopeful that there will be more medication options out there that might suit your child better. Because of all this hope, we all continue to do what we do to treat pulmonary hypertension patients and we continue to advocate for our patients.

I want to share that hope that I have for my patients with these families who are taking care of their children. That's one of the big things I try to have families walk away with, but a new diagnosis is always challenging and getting that information I think is crucial. This is one of the things that I struggle with for these families is making sure that they get good information. So many of the families are looking on Google or perhaps talking to other families using social media, et cetera. By the time they get to our center, they already have some preconceived notions. They've already learned about some things and it's not always good what they've learned or what they've heard and that can sometimes be very damaging for the family. Again, I think really getting the diagnosis and getting that discussion of what pulmonary hypertension means.

Having that conversation with someone who has the experience to take pulmonary hypertension along the spectrum. That means diagnosis, complication, death. You're talking to somebody who knows what that looks like, knows what they can or cannot do and has a good idea of a game plan to move forward.

I find it really helps when families are talking to somebody who has very little experience with pulmonary hypertension. That person really is not going to be able to paint them a picture that's as comprehensive as can be painted in a center with expertise.

The key here is not to say that pulmonary hypertension care cannot happen anywhere outside of a an expert center, but that expert centers are here. We are peppered throughout the United States and North America, and we are here to serve as your primary site for your child or as a consulting site for your child. The thing to take away here is that specialty centers for pulmonary hypertension or these expert referral centers for pulmonary hypertension, we are here to support you, to support your local physician, to support your child most importantly. We can be a resource and we should be a resource for anyone who is not as familiar with pulmonary hypertension, who doesn't have the expertise. We certainly want to partner with people and also to serve ultimately as destinations for these children, especially as their pulmonary hypertension worsens.

I'm Nidhy Varghese, and I'm aware that my patients are rare.

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Pediatric Nutritionist Houston

Use the knowledge and expertise of a nutritionist to examine your diet and provide a unique nutrition plan.

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Pediatric Nutrition And Rheumatology: Top Experts In Houston

Ensuring optimal health for children, particularly those with rheumatic conditions, requires a comprehensive approach that integrates specialized care. At the forefront of this approach in Houston is the collaboration between pediatric nutritionists and pediatric rheumatologists. This synergistic relationship is vital for managing and improving the health outcomes of young patients with rheumatic diseases.

Dr. Saimun Singla, a distinguished Houston pediatric rheumatologist, is renowned for her expertise in diagnosing and treating juvenile arthritis and other pediatric autoimmune conditions. Dr. Saimun Singla’s practice, Rheum to Grow TX, offers a holistic approach to pediatric rheumatology, emphasizing the critical role of nutrition in managing these conditions.

The Role of Pediatric Nutrition in Rheumatology

Nutrition plays a pivotal role in the overall health and well-being of children, especially those with chronic conditions such as juvenile arthritis. A pediatric nutritionist in Houston can provide tailored dietary plans that support the unique needs of these young patients. Proper nutrition can help manage symptoms, reduce inflammation, and improve energy levels, contributing to better disease management and quality of life.

A pediatric nutritionist collaborates closely with a pediatric rheumatologist in Houston to create comprehensive care plans. These plans often include anti-inflammatory diets, essential vitamins, and minerals that support joint health and immune function. By addressing nutritional deficiencies and promoting a balanced diet, pediatric nutritionists help mitigate some of the side effects associated with rheumatic medications and treatments.

Dr. Saimun Singla, a leading pediatric rheumatologist in Houston

Dr. Saimun Singla is a leading pediatric rheumatologist in Houston, known for her compassionate care and dedication to improving the lives of children with rheumatic diseases. At Rheum to Grow TX, Dr. Singla and her team provide personalized treatment plans that address both the medical and nutritional needs of their patients.

Dr. Saimun Singla understands that managing pediatric rheumatic diseases goes beyond medication. She emphasizes the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, incorporating the expertise of pediatric nutritionists to ensure comprehensive care. This collaboration ensures that each child receives the best possible care, tailored to their specific needs.

Why Choose Rheum to Grow TX?

Choosing Rheum to Grow TX means choosing a team that values the holistic health of your child. Dr. Saimun Singla and her team are dedicated to providing top-notch care, combining medical treatment with nutritional support to enhance the overall well-being of their patients.

Parents seeking a pediatric nutritionist in Houston can rely on Rheum to Grow TX for expert advice and personalized dietary plans. This integrated approach ensures that children with rheumatic conditions receive comprehensive care, addressing all aspects of their health.

In conclusion, the collaboration between pediatric nutritionists and pediatric rheumatologists is essential for managing rheumatic diseases in children. Dr. Saimun Singla, a prominent Houston pediatric rheumatologist, leads the way in providing holistic care through Rheum to Grow TX. By integrating nutrition and medical treatment, Dr. Saimun Singla and her team ensure that children receive the best possible care, promoting better health outcomes and improving their quality of life. For more information, visit Rheum to Grow TX.

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Pediatric Rheumatologist & Nutritionist in Houston: A Complete Approach to Children's Health

In the sprawling urban landscape of Houston, parents are often on the lookout for comprehensive healthcare solutions for their children. From routine check-ups to specialized care, finding the right medical professionals can be a daunting task. However, when it comes to managing pediatric rheumatic conditions, Rheum to Grow TX stands out as a beacon of hope, offering a complete approach to children's health.

At the heart of their practice are dedicated pediatric rheumatologists who specialize in diagnosing and treating a range of autoimmune and musculoskeletal disorders in children. From juvenile arthritis to lupus, these specialists are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to provide personalized care tailored to each child's unique needs. With a focus on early intervention and disease management, Houston Pediatric Rheumatologists at Rheum to Grow TX strive to improve the quality of life for young patients and their families.

But what sets Rheum to Grow TX apart is its holistic approach to pediatric rheumatology, which integrates the expertise of pediatric nutritionists into the treatment plan. Pediatric Nutritionists in Houston play a crucial role in optimizing the health and well-being of children with rheumatic conditions. By focusing on nutrition and lifestyle modifications, they work hand-in-hand with rheumatologists to address the underlying factors contributing to inflammation and disease progression.

For children living with rheumatic conditions, maintaining a balanced diet is essential for managing symptoms and supporting overall health. Pediatric Nutritionists in Houston collaborate closely with rheumatologists to develop customized meal plans that meet the unique nutritional needs of each child. Whether it's incorporating anti-inflammatory foods or ensuring adequate intake of essential nutrients, these experts empower families with practical strategies for promoting optimal health and wellness.

Furthermore, Pediatric Nutritionists at Rheum to Grow TX recognize the importance of fostering healthy eating habits from an early age. Through education and counseling, they empower children and their families to make informed choices that promote long-term health and vitality. By instilling a foundation of nutritional awareness and mindfulness, they aim to reduce the risk of co morbidities and improve treatment outcomes for children with rheumatic conditions.

In addition to dietary interventions, Pediatric Nutritionists collaborate with other members of the healthcare team to address various aspects of a child's well-being. From promoting physical activity to managing weight and body composition, they provide comprehensive support to help children thrive despite their medical challenges. By taking a multidisciplinary approach to care, Rheum to Grow TX ensures that every aspect of a child's health is addressed holistically.

In conclusion, Rheum to Grow TX exemplifies the gold standard of pediatric rheumatology care in Houston. By combining the expertise of Pediatric Rheumatologists and Pediatric Nutritionists, they offer a complete approach to managing rheumatic conditions in children. Through personalized treatment plans, nutritional guidance, and ongoing support, they empower families to navigate the complexities of chronic illness with confidence and resilience. For parents seeking comprehensive healthcare solutions for their children, Rheum to Grow TX is a trusted partner in promoting lifelong health and well-being.