Dear Hendersonville Pediatrics families,

We are thrilled to announce that we have secured temporary office space in Hendersonville at The Free Clinics- 841 Case Street. Our Hendersonville doctors are now seeing patients at that address while both Brevard and Hendersonville physicians continue to see patients in Brevard - 157 Medical Park Drive.  

Our phone lines are open and our staff is available to assist you with appointments, medication refills or questions. We are also open Saturdays  for wellness exams, medication follow ups and sick visits. Sundays we are holding our usual sick clinic. We appreciate your patience and continue to be dedicated to the safety and well-being of our patients. 

Please call (828) 884-3440 for an appointment. 

Stay safe. Stay connected. -The Doctors at Hendersonville Pediatrics.

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Welcome to Hendersonville Pediatrics!  Since 1952, our physicians and staff have served the families of Western North Carolina with offices in both Hendersonville and Brevard.  Although the faces and technology have changed over the years, our committment to the highest level of patient care has remained the same.  Our offices are open 364 days a year, with sick-child visits available on weekends, holidays and after hours by appointment. We look forward to making you and your children a part of our family!

Latest News - Hendersonville Office has Relocated

 

Hurricane Helene flooded our Hendersonville office in the Beverly Hanks Centre and we have moved to 841 Case Street (off of Upward Rd.) Call our office at (828) 693-3296 to learn more and schedule your child’s appointment.  Our Brevard office is still operating as normal.

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