Our office does require that a parent be present for all well checkups and for any and all vaccines that may be given.

​​​

Missed Appointment Policy  - HERE  

Financial Policy -  HERE
Divorce, Separation & Custody Agreements Policy  -  HERE 

Vaccination Policy -  HERE 

Medication Refill Policy - HERE 

​​ 

​Pregnancy
*Please note that no matter what your child's age, if a pediatric patient becomes pregnant, she will need to transfer out to an adult practitioner who will be better equipped to handle these adult issues.  This is NOT because we no longer want to care for your child. This is for your child's health and safety because pregnancy is associated with risks that an adult provider is better equipped to manage.

18 Years of age
Our physicians will provide the best care for your child using their extensive experience in Pediatric medicine, however, once your child reaches an age at which he or she begins to experience medical issues that are typically seen in adulthood, a pregnancy, or once your child reaches the age of 18, (whichever occurs first) we require that you transfer care to an adult Primary Care Doctor.  An adult primary care physician will be better equipped to handle your child's adult medical needs and we will do our best to expedite the transfer of records once we receive your signed medical release form. ​

You may receive a letter from us within 6 months of your child's 18th birthday reminding you to begin seeking a Primary Care physician for your child.  The record release form can be found HERE or under the Documents menu above.

​