FAQ's

It is free for current patients to call our office 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

When you call after hours you will speak to a trained Pediatric nurse who will answer all of your questions, give you advice on actions you may want to take at home to help with your child’s symptoms and help you decide if your child needs immediate medical attention. Of course if you have a true emergency please always call 911.

You can call our office Monday through Friday 8:30 AM until 6:00PM.

We currently accept all private insurance plans, AllKids, TriCare Standard, TriCare Prime and Prime Remote. We are not Medicaid providers.

You can call our office Monday through Friday 8:30 AM until 5:00PM. Please try to call before you run out of medicine completely.

All of our Doctors are currently accepting new patients. Simply call to make an appointment and we will help you with record transfers.

Many of our patients come to us for management of ADHD. We do require psychological evaluation and testing to confirm such diagnosis before medicine can be prescribed. We are happy to help arrange this prior to your initial ADHD appointment.

We are in the office seven days a week. Your child can be seen the same day you call. However during busy cold and flu seasons appointments can book up quickly so it is advised to call early in the day if you truly think your child needs to be seen.

Over the counter cold remedies no longer have dosing recommendations for children less that six. This is because some of these medicines can be dangerous to young children. Your doctor may prescribe medicine for your child’s symptoms when bring them in to be seen. If you have questions please feel free to call our office.

If you are out of town and need medical advice you can still call the office with questions. However if your child is severely sick or you have an emergency you may need to call 911 or go to the ER in where you are.