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Welcome to Seymour Pediatrics! The office of Dr. Courtney Kleber and Nurse Practitioner Dr. Stephanie Burgess.

11/04/2026

A message of thanks from Dr. Kleber!

11/04/2026

Welcome back for another Wellness Wednesday - Measles edition.

Measles, unfortunately, seems to be everywhere right now. Measles is a viral infection that can cause a red, blotchy rash, fever, cough and a runny nose. This highly contagious condition can also lead to serious and even life-threatening complications, such as pneumonia and encephalitis.

Measles symptoms typically appear 7 to 14 days after exposure (but can present up to 21 days after contact with someone with measles). These symptoms include:
- High fever.
- Cough.
- Runny nose.
- Red, watery eyes.
- Koplik spots (small white spots inside the mouth surrounded by localized redness) which may appear before the rash.
- A red rash that starts on the face and spreads to the rest of the body.

Complications from measles can be severe, especially in young children, pregnant women and individuals with weakened immune systems.

Measles is spread by coming into contact with someone who has the virus. When someone with the condition coughs, sneezes or talks, this can spread the virus onto nearby people, air and surfaces. The virus can travel more than six feet and live for up to two hours in the air after an infected person leaves the room.

A person with measles can be contagious from four days before the onset of the rash until four days after the rash appears. This means individuals can spread the virus before they even realize they are sick, increasing the risk of transmission in communities with low vaccination rates.

Measles can be prevented with the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccination. Routine vaccination occurs at 12 Months and ages 4 to 6. However, infants as young as 6 Months of age can receive the vaccine, it just has to be repeated again after their first birthday.

Call us with questions!

11/02/2026

Meet the Office Monday!

Dr. Courtney Kleber is the owner of Seymour Pediatrics, which opened its doors 22 years ago! As a mom of three and now a proud grandma to a beautiful little girl, family is a big part of her life. Outside the office, you can find her cheering on her husband as he runs in marathons across the United States. She loves watching her patients grow through the various stages of life and making a difference along the way.

We are so thankful for Dr. Kleber and all she does for our patients and families!

10/30/2026

Fun Friday - Halloween Costume edition!!

We love caring for our patients all year and can’t wait to see all the costume pictures you would like to share!

10/28/2026

Wellness Wednesday - RSV edition!

RSV is a common respiratory virus that often results in mild, cold-like symptoms, but can lead to serious illness. RSV infects the nose, throat, lungs, and breathing passages and is spread through contact with an infected person, or by touching contaminated surfaces and then touching your eyes, nose, or mouth.

Nearly all children will have an RSV infection before their 2nd birthday but RSV can affect people of all ages.

Help prevent RSV:
• Wash your hands often-for at least 20 seconds
using soap and water.
• Clean frequently touched surfaces.
• Avoid close contact with others who may be sick and stay home when you are sick.
• Cover coughs and sneezes.

Additionally, for our most at risk population, any infant under the age of 8 Months can receive RSV antibody protection with a dose of Beyfortus. Call our office for more information !

10/23/2026

Fun Friday - Trick or Treat Edition!

What do you hope you’ll find in your trick or treat basket? Check out our favorites!!

10/21/2026

Wellness Wednesday - Halloween Safety Edition!

Halloween is inching closer and we want everyone to be as safe as possible! It’s dark, the kids are excited and accidents happen. Check out this infographic from UofL for some tips!

Pay attention to what is going on around you and make sure you take all the necessary safety precautions. Have a safe and happy Halloween!

10/16/2026

Fun Friday - Halloween must watch movies edition!

Halloween is getting closer! Here is what we are watching to get in the mood!

What’s on at your house?

10/14/2026

This week’s Wellness Wednesday will cover Croup.

It is definitely in the community. So, let’s talk about it!

Croup is a viral illness most commonly affecting younger children. However, if can affect older children as well. It causes a highly recognizable “barky” cough and typically runs its course in 3 to 4 days.

As it is a viral illness, it will not respond to antibiotics. In some cases, we can use steroids to help calm the upper airway.

Do not hesitate to have your child evaluated for croup!

Treatment Tips:
• Have your child rest.
• Give lots of fluids.
• Increase moisture in the air by running a cool-mist humidifier, going outside and breathing the cool air, or turning the shower on hot with the door closed.
• Worried? Seek care!

10/10/2026

It is World Mental Health Day.

Take time to take care of yourself. Be there for those around you when you can.

Sending love and support today and always!

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1171 West Tipton Street, Suite D
Seymour, IN

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+18125248780

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