Caring for Your Baby eBook
This resource is for more than babies! It also includes critical information for toddlers, children of all ages, and teens. Some topics include:​ Fever, Minor Injury Management, Home Treatment of Vomiting and Diarrhea, Colds, and Upper Respiratory Infections.
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Patient Education & Resources

Informational Videos

ADD/ADHD Evaluations & Forms

Initial Evaluation
The initial evaluation of a child for Attention Deficit Disorder requires getting information from each parent and teacher.  Please click on the links below to print copies of the Parent and Teacher forms (one for each parent and one for each teacher).  Once the forms have been completed, please return them to the office.  Dr. VanGelderen or Dr. Thill will contact you once the forms have been received and scored.
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ADHD Initial Scoring Parent
ADHD Initial Scoring Teacher
Follow Up Evaluation
We do regular follow up of children diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder to make sure they are getting the best care. As part of these follow up appointments, we ask you to have the follow up forms completed by each parent and by each teacher.  Please click on  the links below to print copies of these, have them completed, and bring them with you to your child's next ADD recheck appointment.
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Follow Up Parent
Follow Up Teacher

Breastfeeding & Nursing

If you are a breastfeeding mother, your food intake is a key element in keeping you healthy and ensuring your baby grows and develops normally. A consistent, balanced diet will help you produce nutrient rich breastmilk. The resources in this section are intended to assist with this process.

Resources & Forms

Breastfeeding Guide
Breastmilk: Storage and Handling
​Nutrition for Breastfeeding Mothers
Food Diary for Breastfeeding Mothers

Care Management & Behavioral Health
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.

Intake Forms

0-4 Years Old
5-11 Years Old
12-17 Years Old

Additional Information

Our Services
Adverse Childhood Experiences
​Resilience

Web Resources

We take your child's health and your understanding of it very seriously. Children's Medical Group knows that finding reliable, medically sound information can be challenging. For this reason, we recommend the following sites for your consideration. Note: Once clicked, links will open in a new window.