Entries by Kate Linville

Self-Scheduling Sick Visits!

July 28, 2026 in /by

Self-scheduling is now available through the patient portal for well visits. In addition, a limited number of same-day sick visit appointments with Dr. Anderson are available each day for self-scheduling. We hope these new options make it even easier for your child to receive care at NSP!

You can now schedule well visits online!

April 20, 2026 in /by

How to Schedule an Appointment in MyKidsChart Log in to MyKidsChart. From the main menu, select Schedule Appointments. Choose the patient for whom you want to schedule the visit. Select the Primary Care Provider. Pick the date and time that work best for you from the available options. We hope this allows you to spend […]

RSV antibody

April 7, 2026 in /by

RSV protection for newborns has been extended through April 30. Please plan to have your baby receive the RSV antibody at the birthing hospital. Our clinic has limited availability for additional doses.

Measles Exposure in Community

April 6, 2026 in /by

Please take a moment to review your child’s vaccination record. Two doses of the MMR vaccine provide about 97% protection against measles, while one dose offers approximately 93% protection. If you have any questions or concerns about a possible measles exposure, please reach out to us by phone or through the patient portal. You can […]

Go Seahawks!

January 30, 2026 in /by

We’re celebrating Blue Friday here at NSP—especially with the Seahawks heading to the Super Bowl! We love seeing patients and families join in the fun. Go Hawks!

Interim Measle Guideline Changes

January 27, 2026 in /by

There has been a change to the guidelines for administering the second MMR dose. Patients who live in or travel to Snohomish County are now advised to receive their second MMR 28 days after the first. Please call the front desk to schedule a nurse-only appointment if this applies to your child. For more information […]

NSP Statement regarding CDC Revised Childhood Immunization Schedule for 2026

January 8, 2026 in /by

On January 5, the CDC released a substantially revised 2026 Childhood Immunization Schedule, reducing the number of routinely recommended vaccines for children from 17 to 11. The Washington State Department of Health (WA DOH), West Coast Health Alliance (WCHA), and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) caution that this federal decision bypasses standard scientific review […]