Well visits
From your baby's first day of life through every year that follows, we are here for your family. Well visits are most frequent in those early months when so much is changing. We recommend you bring your child in for a checkup at the following ages:
- Newborn Visit: 1-2 days after birth
- 2 weeks
- 1 Month
- 2 Months
- 3 Months
- 4 Months
- 6 Months
- 9 Months
- 12 Months
- 15 Months
- 18 Months
- 24 Months
- 30 Months
- Yearly thereafter
Vaccine information
We are strong advocates of vaccination and follow the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) immunization schedule. To learn more about the AAP recommended schedule, please see our resources page.
During flu season, we hold multiple day vaccine clinics. With many days and times available each week, we strive to make it easy to keep your children healthy.
Behavioral health
We understand the importance of addressing mental health concerns early. Our on-site behavioral health consultant works together with our pediatricians to deliver on our whole-person approach to care. From working with families to tackle big feelings on small children, to more complex adolescent topics, we aim to create a safe and supportive environment. Our goal is to provide individualized care to each patient and meet their unique needs.
Our behavioral health consultant is available for in-office as well as telehealth appointments. Please call to schedule an appointment.
Care for complex medical conditions
Our physicians have many years of experience caring for patients with chronic health needs, including those who are medical equipment dependent.
Nutrition
As part of the Boston Children’s Health Physicians network, we can work with families to schedule visits with our registered dietician nutritionist.
Travel consults
If your family will be traveling abroad, we recommend scheduling a pre-trip visit one month prior. During this appointment, we will go over the following:
- An individual risk assessment
- Any anticipated health risks
- Risk management measures, including administering vaccines and other medications as indicated by the CDC
Care coordination
Our care coordinator is here to assist patients in making appointments with outside specialists, tracking and retrieving records, and acquainting new patients with our office.
In-office procedures
- Phlebotomy
- Hearing & vision screening
- Lead & hemoglobin testing
- Rapid flu, strep, & mono Tests
- RSV testing
- Urinalysis
- Pregnancy tests
- Developmental screenings
- Depression screenings
- Suture & staple removal
- Nebulizer treatments