Existing patients can conveniently schedule well visits and same-day sick appointments online. If you’re new to our practice, we’d love to welcome you. Please call the location you’re interested in, and our team will walk you through the process of getting care established.
Yes. We offer same-day sick appointments for established patients, with morning and afternoon availability. When your child wakes up sick, you don’t have to wait days to be seen.
Our locations have weekday appointment availability and our Robeson St office offers Saturday sick clinics to support busy families.
We care for children from newborns through adolescence, supporting your family from those first days home from the hospital through the teenage years.
Yes. We follow the AAP-recommended vaccination schedule to keep our patients and community safe. Because of this, we require families to keep children up to date on immunizations to remain in our practice.
Fevers are common and often part of the body’s response to illness. If your child has a fever and you’re unsure what to do, we recommend scheduling a sick visit so we can evaluate symptoms and guide next steps.
For most illnesses and concerns, your pediatrician is the best first stop. We know your child’s history and can provide more personalized care. Urgent care or the ER may be appropriate for severe symptoms or emergencies. If you are unsure where to take your child, we encourage you to call and speak to a nurse or our nurse triage line to determine whether we can address your needs in the office or if urgent care is more appropriate.
Yes, a pediatrician can diagnose ADHD and is often the first and best place to start. We take a thoughtful, step-by-step approach that considers your child’s behavior at home and at school, development, medical history, and overall well-being. If additional support or specialized care is needed, we help coordinate next steps so your child gets the right support at the right time.
We require patients to complete the Vanderbilt forms prior to their first appointment. These forms can be found on our Patient Forms page.
We track your child’s growth over time using standardized growth charts. A child can be small or large and still be healthy—patterns matter more than percentiles. Growth concerns are best addressed early, during routine visits.
Vision screening begins early and continues throughout childhood. Some vision concerns don’t cause obvious symptoms but can affect learning and behavior, which is why routine screening during well visits is so important.
Yes. We provide sports physicals, school forms, and camp paperwork, often during well visits. Sports physicals are valid for one calendar year and can usually be completed quickly and conveniently in-office.
We do. Our providers support children and adolescents with concerns like anxiety, attention challenges, school difficulties, and emotional changes. When needed, we also help coordinate referrals for additional behavioral health support.
We provide newborn visits within 24–48 hours after hospital discharge, along with ongoing well checks, feeding support, and guidance for new parents. Our goal is to help you feel confident and supported from the very beginning.
Absolutely. We offer asthma management, including medication support, spirometry when appropriate, and asthma action plans for school, so your child can stay active and healthy.
Yes. Up-to-date immunization records are required prior to your child’s first visit.
Please submit or bring your child’s vaccination records so our providers can safely and accurately establish care. If you need help requesting records from a previous provider, our team is happy to guide you.
Please bring your insurance card, ID, medication list, immunization records, and any relevant forms. Completing online check-in ahead of time can help reduce wait times.