Welcome to Trestlewood Pediatrics
Trestlewood Pediatrics is unique. As an independent practice, we are here to provide personal care to your children. As your child’s health care provider, our goal is to partner with you to provide quality personal care for your child. You are our first resource in understanding your child’s needs. We are committed to improving the well-being of all the children and families who trust us for their care. By helping to nurture a strong body and a strong sense of self-worth in every child in our care, we believe we are carrying out a vital responsibility of critical importance to our community.
We continually strive to improve our service to you. We thoroughly enjoy our partnership with you in your child’s and family’s lives and hope our service meets your needs. Please let us know if you have ideas or suggestions to improve our web site or other services by calling our Office Manager at (269) 381-0118 or e-mailing us with your comments. |
Welcome Sarah Lanting, RN
Care Manager
Sarah is a graduate from KVCC and also holds a Child Development Associate. She owned and operated her own child care business for 15 years prior to attending nursing school and becoming an RN. She worked on the Pediatric Unit at Bronson Hospital before taking a full time position at Trestlewood.
Sarah lives in Kalamazoo with her husband, 2 daughters and many animals, most of which were strays. She is passionate about and advocates for child and animal welfare. She also enjoys traveling, learning, gardening, entertaining, and volunteering in the community. |
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The following PDF forms are available online. Just click on the form you need, print it, fill it out and return it to our office.
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Dr. Somers' Blog
My blog is directed to parents of Trestlewood Pediatrics' patients in in order to give more insight into the way I think about health, as well as useful facts. My comments are shaped by my own personal experience in medicine (four years of medical school, four years pediatric residency, thirteen years general pediatric practice), motherhood (I have three daughters, ages 14, 11, and 8), published research in the field, as well as policies and recommendations from pediatric and medical organizations. |
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