Appointment Schedule
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If you have a new baby you should call the office the day of or the day after you are discharged from the hospital to schedule an appointment. In general, we like to see breast-fed infants 2 days after discharge from the hospital, and bottle-fed infants 3 days after discharge from the hospital. Infants born at home should be seen within 1 to 2 days of birth. |
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For children between 2 mths & 30 mths: The well child appointment is usually every 2 to 3 months. Our office schedule is available 2 to 3 months in advance. Please note: To save time in the waiting room, we ask that you download and complete a Developmental Screening form below, and bring it with you to your child’s well visit. |
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| For children 3 years and up: The well child appointment is yearly. An easy way to remember when your child is due for a well exam is to book it the month of their birth.To save time in the waiting room, we ask that you download and complete a Developmental Screening form below, and bring it with you to your child’s well visit. |
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| The well adolescent appointment is yearly. An easy way to remember when your child is due for a well exam is to book it the month of their birth.To save time in the waiting room, we ask that you download and have your child complete the adolescent or teen screen form above (age appropriate) prior to the well exam. |
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Sick Child Appointment
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| Urgent Visits: (during regular business hours). Should you need care immediately, you may present to the office for an acute problem. A nurse will assess your child upon their arrival to determine if they need to be seen immediately. If the need is not emergent, the wait time may be a little longer, or you may be asked to return later as we will need to work you in after patients who are already scheduled are seen. |
