

Dr. Lennie Malang
Pediatrician
St. Clare Specialty Center
11307 Bridgeport Way SW Suite 200, Lakewood, WA 98499
P: (253) 985-6688 F: (253) 985-2999
ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
Pediatric Medical Services:
- Annual Physicals
- Newborn and Well-Baby Checkups
- Adolescent Health
- Sports Physicals
- Asthma
- Immunizations/Vaccines
- Diabetes
- Coughs and Colds
- Fever
- Hearing and Vision Evaluations
- Nutrition and Weight Management
- Sports Injuries
- Infections
- Diarrhea and Vomiting
- Allergies, Skin Disorders, and Rashes
- Developmental and Behavioral Issues
- ADHD, Depression
- Medical Home for Children and Adolescents With Special Needs
Accepting new patients with ages ranging from 0 to 18.
Call our office today to schedule an appointment for your child.
Washingtonians!
You Can Access Your Family's Immunization Online:
Washingtonians!
You Can Access Your Family's Immunization Online:
Review and print your family's official immunization records online from WA.MyIR.net. Getting started is easy:
1. Request. Visit the Washington State Department of Health website at www.doh.wa.gov/immsrecords to download an Authorization to Release Immunization Records form.
2. Register. Complete the form, sign it, and return it by fax, mail, or email (preferrred).
3. Review. You will be registered for MyIR and will receive an email with a temporary PIN and instructions on what to do next. log in as soon as possible and activate your account. You'll have immediate access to your family's immunization records to view, download, or print as often as you need.
Call WA Department of Health or email for more information: 1-866-397-0337
For Expecting Parents:



THE FIRST FIVE YEARS IS THE MOST CRITICAL...
Molly explains why:
Is your child sick? Figure out what to do now and what to do next:
We accept same day sick visit appointment for established patients.
Please call (253) 227-9362 to schedule.
KID'S HEALTH NEWS:

COVID-19 Notice:
If you are feeling ill, please consider the following:
•Do not go to the Emergency Department, Urgent Care or Triage Centers, unless symptoms are severe, such as high fever, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing.
•Per Washington State Department of Health, if you are experiencing mild symptoms (such as runny nose or nasal congestion), we recommend returning home.
•Virtual Urgent Care visits are FREE face-to-face video call with a licensed provider for anyone exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19. Visit FranciscanVirtualCare.org and enter the code COVID19.
•COVID-19 Triage Centers where patients can be screened, and those who meet the criteria for COVID-19 can be tested:
oFranciscan Prompt Care - Bonney Lake, Canyon Road, St. Joseph, Gig Harbor, and Burien
oFranciscan Medical Clinic - Federal Way, Enumclaw, and Bainbridge Island
oHarrison Urgent Care - Belfair and Port Orchard
oThe Doctors Clinic Ridgetop East - Silverdale
For more information, go to chifranciscan/coronavirus.org
News from the American Academy of Pediatrics...
- Relentless Online Exposure To Largely Unattainable Physical Ideals May Be Driving Up Risk For Eating Disorders, Particularly Among Young Girls
- CDC Studies Examine Rising Prevalence Of ASD In US Children, Pandemic’s Effect On Detection Of ASD In Younger Children
- Teens With Closer Relationships To Parents Have Lower Chance Of Substance Abuse
- Maternal BMI, Fat Mass Appear Positively Associated With BMI, Fat Mass Of Daughters Aged Six To Nine Years
- More States Consider Bills To Eliminate Taxes On Menstrual Products, Essential Baby Products
- Many Parents Likely Unaware Of Kids’ Exposure To Vaping
- Child, Teen Deaths Surged During COVID-19 Pandemic, Driven By Fatal Injuries
- Consistent Sleep May Be Key Factor In Supporting Children’s Health, Happiness
- Physically Active Preschool Children Less Likely To Develop Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
- Scald Injuries From Instant Noodles Appear Common Among Children
- Proximity To Major Road May Impact Risk For Atopic Dermatitis
- Increase In Babies Born With Congenital Syphilis Raises Concerns About Lack Of Prenatal Care Access
- Nearly Three In Five Teenage Girls Felt Persistent Sadness In 2021, Double The Rate Of Boys
- Low Recreational Screen Time And High Daily Step Count May Reduce Risk For Obesity
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Dr. Lennie Lynn Malang
Pediatrician
P: (253) 985-6688
F: (253) 985-2999