2727 Gramercy St.
Suite #225
Houston, TX 77025
Phone: 713-665-4567
Fax: 713-665-8962

Welcome to V.I.P. Pediatrics!

Welcome to V.I.P. Pediatrics, the office of Jeoffrey K. Wolens, MD, FAAP, where we make all our patients feel like V.I.P.'s !!!




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Current Topics

1st Annual Flu Boo Bash- Photos!!!!!
How tall will my child be?
Dr. Wolens became a first time parent! Share your thoughts on new baby equipment.
Join V.I.P. Pediatrics at the Run for The Rose 2009
V.I.P. Pediatrics welcomes Leighton Kless Wolens (with photos!)


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Links of Interest

American Academy of Pediatrics
Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine
Centers for Disease Control
Children's Chapters
Immunization Branch of Texas Department of Health
State Immunization Requirements for School Attendance
Texas Department of Health Kids Corner
Breast Feeding Support for Houston
West University Wellness Center


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