Pediatric Care for Non-Urgent Concerns
When your child needs medication management, help with chronic conditions, or follow-up care, we’re here 7 days a week.
Not every visit to the pediatrician is about an emergency. Often, some of the most important care happens in the quiet moments of management and maintenance. We know you and your family’s history and prioritize your child’s comfort through the consistent, attentive care they need.
3 Ways to Get Care
Urgent Illness or Injury?
If your child needs to be seen today or tomorrow, give us a call. Learn more about acute illness and injury care.
Ways We Care for Non-Urgent Conditions
Types of Care During an Office Visit
Let us know if we can help with any of the following:
- Medication management
- Symptom rechecks (concussion, ear pain, constipation)
- Unresolved pain (abdominal, headaches, migraines, joint or muscle)
- Chronic care coordination
- Mental health concerns (depression, anxiety, ADHD, stress)
- Concussion or head injury evaluation
- Fainting evaluation
- Skin conditions and acne
On-Site Labs
Our on-site lab offers quick results and faster treatment for your child. For specialized testing, we’ll collect and send samples to outside labs, saving you an extra trip!
- Blood sugar testing = Checks blood sugar level
- COVID-19 = Rapid test that looks for the presence of COVID-19 current infection
- Hemoccult = Checks for the presence of blood in stool
- Hemoglobin = Checks for anemia
- Influenza A and B = Checks for influenza virus infection
- Lead level = Checks for lead exposure
- Lipid panel = Checks cholesterol and triglyceride levels
- Mono = Checks for antibodies that indicate mononucleosis (mono)
- Pregnancy testing = Checks for presence of hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) that indicates pregnancy
- RSV = Checks for virus that causes respiratory tract infections
- Strep screening = Checks for streptococcus infections
- Tuberculosis screening = Skin test that checks if a person has been infected with TB bacteria
- Urinalysis = Urine test that checks for a range of diseases and illnesses
- In-house phlebotomy for send-out labs = Blood draws for labs not offered in our office
Office Visit FAQs
Unlike an emergency or “sick” visit, office visits focus on clinical oversight and long-term wellness. We use this time to review your child’s progress, manage chronic conditions, and ensure that any ongoing treatments are working exactly as they should.
What care can I get during an office visit?
We provide a range of dedicated support services, including:
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Medication Management: Careful oversight and adjustments for recurring prescriptions to ensure treatment remains safe and effective.
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Follow-Up Consultations: Seamless transition care after an illness or specialist visit to monitor recovery and answer new questions.
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Chronic Condition Monitoring: Ongoing partnership for managing conditions like asthma, allergies, or ADHD.
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Behavioral & Developmental Support: Dedicated time to discuss growth, nutrition, and emotional well-being in a calm, focused setting.