Healthy Roots Pediatrics provides personal, high-quality healthcare to children in the Manchester, CT area.
New Name, Same Mission!
We at Healthy Roots Pediatrics, formerly known as Frank J. Bush Pediatrics, may have changed our name, but our mission remains the same: to provide impeccable care from birth to adolescence and beyond.
We proudly partner with Connecticut Childrenβs Physician Network and are members of the Connecticut Children’s Care Network.
Online resources you can trust
We do our best to provide you with reliable online resources to guide you in caring for your child. Our Patient Education Library contains over 800 handouts with expert advice from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Online resources you can trust
We do our best to provide you with reliable online resources to guide you in caring for your child. Our Parent Education Library contains over 800 handouts with expert advice from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Please join us in saying thank you and best wishes to our fabulous healthcare coordinator, Saman.
Saman joined us in 2021 and has been an integral part of our healthcare team!
Today is her last day with Healthy Roots Pediatrics, as she will be starting her career as a mental health counselor next week!
Congratulations Saman, and thank you for committing to bettering mental health care in our community!! ... See MoreSee Less
Holiday Office Hours:
Tuesday 12/24/24 Office will be closed in the afternoon
Wednesday 12/25/24 Closed
Tuesday 12/31/24 Our office will be closed in the afternoon
Wednesday 1/1/25 Closed
Happy Holidaysπ ... See MoreSee Less
π¦All of us at Healthy Roots wish you and your families a Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
A friendly reminder the office will be closed on Thursday & Friday - we will reopen on Saturday for Same day sick appointments
πππππππππππππππππππ ... See MoreSee Less
Hello Families,
We have FLU Clinic openings for tomorrow morning (Tues 11/19). Call to schedule an APPT.
If your child is in daycare or preschool, it is a requirement to receive the influenza vaccine before the end of the year.π ... See MoreSee Less
We are seeing an increasing amount of mycoplasma pneumonia, commonly known as βwalking pneumoniaβ, in our office. Many times, children with mycoplasma are not sick enough to present to the doctorβs office as their symptoms are that of a common cold. However, if your child has fever, worsening cough, shortness of breath or wheezing, they may need to be treated with an antibiotic. Please see attached link for more information.
... See MoreSee Less
Walking pneumonia is spiking, especially in kids. Here's what to know
www.npr.org
If you or your kid has a cough that's been lingering, it could be a case of walking pneumonia. Cases are rising across the U.S. The good news β it's usually mild and easily treated. Here's how.π Happy Halloween ππ» ... See MoreSee Less