Appointments: General InformationPatients are seen by appointment only. We see sick children every day, Monday through Saturday. Sick child visits are scheduled for the same day that you call. Well child visits and recheck visits are scheduled in advance. Please call as soon as possible to schedule your well child exams ( preferably 1-2 months in advance). Please refer to our “Caring For Your Baby” book for the well child schedule or click HERE. We have a limited number of same day Well Check and Recheck appointments available daily.
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Well child appointments are routine, preventative appointments. To prepare for this type of visit, please:
Please Note: Children’s Medical Group requires all patients to be vaccinated according to the recommended schedule of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Academy of Pediatrics. Your new patient paperwork outlines this policy.
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Sick appointments are always scheduled on the same day that you call. In other words, if you call to make an appointment because your child is sick or you have concerns regarding their health, your child will be seen that same day. We will not schedule sick appointments for the next day.
A child’s illness can change very quickly and it’s best to see them the day you call. We set aside the end of the morning and the end of the afternoon for sick checks. The appointment time you are given when you call is always the earliest we have available. If you have special circumstances that require a different time please let us know at the time you call. Finally, if your child becomes ill in the morning or early afternoon, please do not wait until evening to notify us. Please call us before 4:00 pm Monday through Friday and at 9:30 am on Saturday morning if you want to have your child seen. |
Our Care Management Program specializes in working with patients who have acute, multiple, or complex chronic care needs. Areas of focus include ADHD/ADD, autism, asthma, behavioral concerns, delays in development, health and nutritional needs including elevated BMI, and mental health conditions like depression or anxiety.
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Our office phone will be answered by our staff during normal business hours. After hours calls are handled by our answering service, and a doctor is on call 24 hours a day for emergencies. The following are guidelines for telephone calls:
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We value the privacy of our patients – this is especially true of their federal- protected medical records. To ensure confidentiality, parents are asked to verify the last four digits of their social security number when calling.
We recommend you use Covenant Hospital. Your newborn baby will be seen by a rounding provider.
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