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541-575-1263
235 S Canyon Blvd. John Day, Oregon 97845
Accepting new Patients! Go to:
www.canyoncreekclinic.com
541-575-0404
PEDIATRIC CAVITIES are the most com-
mon chronic disease in children of all ages.
Cavities can have lifetime effects on edu-
cation, earning potential and social interac-
tions. Current statistics report that 52% of
children, ages 6-9 in Oregon have experi-
enced tooth decay. Children in Grant County
are at a higher risk for tooth decay than the
state average because we don’t have fluori-
dated drinking water in our county. Living in
a rural location and having a lower income
also doubles the risk of dental caries for our
children. Bringing oral health care into pri-
mary care is one way to help reduce the cost
of dental treatment through screening and
low cost fluoride varnish application. Starting
October 11, we will be integrating oral health
screening into our pediatric well child checks
at Strawberry Wilderness Community Clin-
ic. Based on their screening; patients may
be eligible for fluoride varnish in our office.
Families will receive preventative education,
and dental referrals will be made as appropri-
ate. We look forward to providing these new
services to our pediatric patients to improve
their overall health and quality of care.
Erika Adams FNP-C
Blue Mountain Hospital District
Strawberry Wilderness Community Clinic
(541) 575-0404
Zachary Bailey, MD
Janessa Sickler, DO
Emily Lieuallen, DO
James Cook, FNP
Erika Adams, FNP-C
Caitlin MacCoun, MD
Brian Jennings, MD
Robyn Jennings, MD
One Size
Does NOT Fit All!
Check Website for Upcoming Events
5’
5’1”
4’11’’
4’10”
How to use this
measuring chart:
4’9”
A) Unfold this chart
and place flat
against a wall so
that the bottom
touches the floor.
4’8”
B) Make a mark on
the wall just to the
left of the arrow
above (it should be
29” from the floor)
C) Move the chart up
so that the bottom
of the paper is even
with the mark on
the wall. Tack or
tape the chart to
the wall.
Remember.. . kids under 13 should always ride properly
buckled up and in the back seat. Proper fit means that the
lap belt sits low across the thighs and the shoulder belt
is over the collarbone and away from the neck.
541-575-0110
jdccparksandrec.rc@gmail.com
Children are required
to ride buckled into
booster seats until
they are at least
8 years old or 4’9” tall.
4’7”
4’6”
4’5”
Until you can answer “YES” to all
of these questions, your child should
stay in a booster seat.
4’4”
4’3”
A Si mple 5 -S
te p Test
1) Without a booster
4’2”
4’
4’1”
4’
the way back aga
2) Do the child’s kne
at the edge of the
3) Does the belt cros
neck and arm?
3’11”
4) Is the lap belt as
the thighs?
seat, does the chil
d sit all
inst the vehicle
seat?
es bend comfort
ably
vehicle seat?
s the shoulder bet
low as possible,
ween the
touching
3’10”
5) Can the child sta
3’9”
this for the wh
y comfortably
seated like
ole trip ?
All children under 4’9” or
younger than 8 years old,
and weighing more than
40 pounds, must ride buckled
in a child safety seat or
booster seat until the adult
safety belt fits properly.
3’8”
3’7”
3’6”
CAR SEATS
Families First has three certified Car Seat Techni-
cians that can help you make sure that you have
the right car seat ant that it installed properly. We
also have new car seats that you can purchase at
a reduced cost.
Please call us to schedule an appointment. 541-
575-1006
NO COST SCREENING
High Quality Services Include:
Mental Health
Alcohol and Drug
Developmental Disability
3’5”
3’4”
3’3”
3’2”
3’
528 E. Main • John Day • 541-575-1466
Children weighing
less than 40 pounds
must be properly
secured in a child
safety system.
ADVERTISE HERE
3’1”
3
2’11”
2’10”
Call the
Children must ride
in rear-facing safety
seats until they are
at least 2 years old.
EAGLE
2’9”
2’8”
737-3470 (5/18)
SIC 330514
TREE OF GIVING
Due to expected shipping barriers, we are launch-
ing the Tree of Giving program early this year. We
hope to give people more time to purchase gifts and
fill tags.
Donations to the Tree of Giving are accepted at
Families First Parent Resource Center or Grant
Co0unty 4-H office.
CCS
Changing Lives
Buckle Up. The Way to Go. Transportation Safety — ODOT
today
541-575-0710
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