Arapahoe Park Pediatrics . Littleton, CO T 303.795.2345 
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We are a team of dedicated team of pediatric professionals focused on each child's wellness and the peace of mind of every parent.The practice provides primary healthcare services for infants, children, and adolescents.

APP proudly serves Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Centennial, Lone Tree, Parker, Castle Rock, South Jefferson County, and surrounding communities.

 

Arapahoe Park Pediatrics
Pictured above (left to right): James deMahy, MD; Susan Girardeau, MD; Thomas McCall, MD; Vincent diMaria, MD; Nancy McKenzie, MD; William Delano, MD


A FEW HIGHLIGHTS SPOTLIGHT WHAT'S NEW


- Celebrated history rooted in the local community since 1953

- Six Board-Certified Pediatricians

- Physician Assistants trained as Child Health Associates

- Support team ready to assist you and your child

- Click here to meet our highly qualified team of physicians and staff.

Diane Strouse, LPC, NCAC II, CAC IIIThis is the first Q&A in a series that will focus on theAPPhealthcare providers and the serviceofferings at Arapahoe Park Pediatrics. Diane Strouse, LPC, NCAC II, CAC III, is a Child & Family Therapist who has been working with APP for more than three years. Read more...

Congratulations Dr. DiMaria! Dr. DiMaria was recently honored by the University of Colorado, Department of Pediatrics, with the Career Teaching Scholar Award

This prestigious award recognizes exceptional accomplishments and commitment to education by full-time and clinical faculty. Scholars are gifted teachers who have made outstanding contributions to pediatric education throughout their careers.
Great Job Dr. DiMaria!
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SPRINGTIME TIPS

1. Dress your children in layers to be prepared for any type of weather.

2. Wear hats and neckwarmers to keep heads warm. Avoid scarves and hoods as they can get caught and limit peripheral vision, especially when skiing or sledding.

3. Always wear sunscreen that is at least SPF 15, even on cloudy days. Spingtime brings sunburns if you do not take precautions.

Does your child need a physical for sports or summer camp? Call us today for an appointment! 303-795-2345

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Practice Policies / FAQ

Look for information about 2012 Flu Stop Clinics in the Fall

Pediatric Care Nightly, serving patients at night, on the weekends and holidays too!

Pediatric Care Now, After Hours Care