
Pediatric Primary Care
Our primary care pediatricians take the time to provide you with the information you need to make treatment decisions and better understand your child’s medical condition. Comprehensive primary care is designed to keep your child healthy, now and in the future.

Kids Urgent Care
Our Kids Clinics treat acute and minor conditions in children by providing quick medical attention. We’re open late and weekends giving you peace of mind should you need us. For fevers to nasty weekend scrapes, avoid the emergency room and head to TrustCare Kids where your child will feel better faster.
Meet your pediatric team

Dr. Megan L. Washington
Dr. Washington joined TrustCare in 2021. Prior to joining TrustCare, Dr. Washington practiced at Merit Health Pediatrics in Flowood, Mississippi. She has a special interest in infant and child sleep concerns, breast feeding, ADHD, and behavior issues.


Valerie Morris FNP-C
Valerie is a dedicated Family Nurse Practitioner who joined TrustCare in 2023. As a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, Valerie has spent over 17 years working in pediatrics and has practiced as a Nurse Practitioner in pediatric primary care for more than 6 years.


Dr. Tamina McMillian
Dr. McMillan joined TrustCare in 2025. Prior to joining TrustCare, she practiced in Las Vegas, NV and focused on underserved children at the pediatric department at Nevada Health Centers. With expertise in both urgent and primary care pediatrics, she treats immediate issues with a focus on long-term wellness and development.
Brandon, MS 39042

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What To Expect
Some children become nervous or anxious when it’s time to visit the doctor. To help them feel at ease, our clinic has a jungle theme with several rooms offering unique, animal exam room tables. All rooms have wall-mounted interactive tablet screens with puzzles and games for kids (and adults!). The waiting rooms also have interactive lighted wall panels and benches.
From Our Blog

The end of winter break can come abruptly if you don’t plan ahead. For younger kids, make a calendar they can mark each day to count down the return to school. Encourage older kids and teens to write the date on their own calendar or set an alert on their cell phone.
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