Designated as a Center of Excellence through Washington State Health Care Authority<\/p>\n
Dr. Sam Keblawi has practiced pediatrics for 25 years in Spokane and the Spokane Valley. What he most enjoys about being a pediatrician is meeting patients as newborns and having the privilege of caring for them through their entire childhood until they reach young adulthood. Pediatricians spend 3 years of additional training in a pediatrics residency. Pediatricians can treat children from birth through age 21 and address most health concerns young people face.<\/p>\n
Dr. Keblawi\u2019s philosophy of patient care is \u201cmake sure you listen to parents. They know best what is going on with their child.\u201d With a special interest in behavioral medicine, Dr. Keblawi can diagnosis and review treatment options for ADHD, oppositional defiance, mood disorders, and anxiety and depression (which have been on the increase for young people during the pandemic). \u201cI am experienced diagnosing these conditions and talking to parents about these concerns and prescribing medication if necessary.\u201d<\/p>\n
Special Autism Training
\nDr. Keblawi also has special training in autism evaluations and can provide this service for parents wondering if their child may be autistic. \u201cI want parents to know that I can address most issues through a call, video, or in-person visit. No question is too insignificant. Don\u2019t feel like you are bothering us. Ask and we are happy to help.\u201d<\/p>\n
Accepting New Patients
\nIf you live in the Spokane Valley and are seeking experienced, specialized care for your child, call CHAS Health at 509.444.8200 today to schedule a visit with Dr. Keblawi.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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