Vaccines protect our children and our communities.

When misinformation causes confusion, families can trust their pediatricians to help provide clarity and support to understand the medical science. read more

Ensuring public confidence in pediatric health requires more than just clinical expertise, it requires accessible, fact-based communication.

The American Academy of Pediatrics’ Fact Checked resource is a vital tool for addressing misinformation around children’s health and vaccines with clarity and authority. read more

Ever heard of HEDIS Measures in Healthcare?

It’s not just statistics, it’s how we measure ourselves and ensure that every child gets the preventive and chronic care they need. read more

Primary Care Without Mental Health Counseling Isn’t Enough for Kids.

A growing consensus: traditional pediatric care must be integrated with behavioral health support. read more

We’re proud to highlight the leadership of our Medical Director

We’re proud to highlight the leadership of our Medical Director, Karalee Kulek-Luzey, MD, who recently participated in the Back-to-School Vaccination Roundtable Discussion alongside key health leaders around Tampa Bay hosted by U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor. read more

75% of Working Parents Want Mental Health Benefits for Their Children.

Brightline data shows that most working parents prioritize mental health benefits for their child, even over their own. read more

Employees are looking for family health benefits that support children’s health at every stage.

Access to comprehensive pediatric care improves outcomes for kids and reduces caregiver stress, resulting in a healthier and more productive workforce. read more

Supporting families starts with strong pediatric networks.

Access to comprehensive pediatric care not only improves child health but also reduces caregiver stress and burnout which leads to a healthier and more productive workforce. read more