Lawrence Family Practice Center

08/11/2026

We follow the scientific evidence on vaccines. Nothing has changed because the evidence continues to show: vaccines prevent disease and saves lives.

The AAFP will always champion evidence-based medicine. When children receive all recommended immunizations on time, our whole community benefits and children grow up healthy and strong: https://bit.ly/3RIyBqt

02/19/2026

Getting excited for

It's official: Lawrence will be Team Algeria's home away from home during the FIFA World Cup. We're thrilled to welcome FAF-Fédération Algérienne de Football — the players, the staff and the fans — as visitors to our vibrant community this summer.

Join us in showing them a warm midwestern welcome!

More information: https://www.lawrence2026.com

01/06/2026

The AAFP rigorously reviews the science so we can support family physicians in protecting patients through safe, effective vaccination. You can count on the AAFP childhood immunization schedule: https://bit.ly/46HPsgq

12/24/2025

LFPC wishes you and your family a wonderful Merry Christmas.

We are closed Christmas Day but will be open Friday with our usual hours(8a-6p) to help you with your health care needs.

If assistance is needed from our on call provider, do not hesitate to contact our answering service at 785-841-6540.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from our families to yours! Dr Kalb and family represented LFPC at the runLawrence Thanksgiving Day 5k. They were champions for showing up in sub zero weather! Have a turkey leg!

10/31/2025

We were an interesting mix of Shrek characters, baseball players from a League of their Own and one lonely green M&M today. Happy Halloween from LFPC to you!

10/05/2025

We pulled off another awesome drive though vaccine clinic with 150 people getting the jab on Saturday. If you missed, call us and we’ll get you scheduled for your Flu and Covid shots in our clinic asap!

09/27/2025

There are over 20 years of research on the potential impact of the use of acetaminophen (also known by its trade name, Tylenol®) while pregnant. This research has not shown a link between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism in the children of patients who took this medication while pregnant.

The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine have already issued statements regarding the safety of acetaminophen in pregnancy following Monday’s announcement by the Food and Drug Administration. The physicians of Lawrence Obstetrics and Gynecology want to affirm these statements and reassure our patients who may use or have previously used acetaminophen during pregnancy.

When used in moderation under the guidance of a physician or provider, Tylenol can safely treat pain and fever during pregnancy. In fact, not treating such conditions could lead to more adverse outcomes for mother and baby.

Read more at https://bit.ly/46l83jn.