One practice for every stage, with a nurse line that never closes.
Growth, development and vaccines on the recommended schedule.
Morning, afternoon and Saturday slots for fevers, ears and coughs.
First-week visits, feeding support and a lactation consultant on staff.
Screening and support for ADHD, autism, anxiety and sleep.
Forms completed at the visit, usually same week.
Private time with teens on mental health, growth and safety.
What to expect at each stage.
A newborn visit within days of leaving the hospital to check feeding, weight and jaundice.
Checkups at one, two, four, six, nine and twelve months, with vaccines and milestone screening.
Language, hearing, vision and behavior checks, plus help with sleep and picky eating.
Annual physicals, sports forms, mental health screening and a private conversation with teens.
Not sure? Call and the front desk will help.
| Visit | Length | When to book |
|---|---|---|
| Well-child checkup | 30 minutes | On the recommended schedule |
| Sick visit | 15 minutes | Same day, morning or afternoon |
| Talk visit | 30 minutes | Sleep, behavior or school worries |
| Prenatal meet and greet | 20 minutes | Third trimester, free |
Sample figures for this demonstration site.
Yes. We follow the CDC and American Academy of Pediatrics schedule and are happy to talk through any vaccine questions at the visit.
Yes. From about age twelve we spend part of each visit with the teen privately, which is standard practice and helps them build trust.
Yes, for talk visits, rashes, follow-ups and many behavior questions. The nurse line can tell you whether video will work.
Book a checkup, a sick visit or a free meet and greet before your baby arrives.