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Telemedicine Registration
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Telemedicine visits are available with the doctors and nurse practitioners at the Pediatric Center for many different medical concerns. Fever or sick concerns that are not appropriate for telemedicine will be seen in the office. You may call to schedule an appointment with the doctor or nurse practitioner of your choice at your preferred time or you can ask for a same day telemedicine appointment. When you call, the scheduling staff will confirm the number of your cell phone number where you want to be called for your video appointment.
Info for Parents
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The Pediatric Center has been happily caring for the children of Richmond since 1962. For decades, we have strived to provide excellent pediatric care in a warm and welcoming setting and were recently recognized by Style Weekly readers as a "Family Favorite" practice. The care of children has certainly gone through many exciting changes since the Pediatric Center opened its doors in 1962.
Immunization Policy Update
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The Pediatric Center strives to provide the most comprehensive and evidence-based medicine to care for your child and your family. Our practice has followed and will continue to follow the CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) and AAP advocated Recommended Immunization Schedule for Children and Adolescents Aged 18 years or Younger published yearly to achieve the goal of universal immunization.
Suggested Reading
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Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems by Dr. Richard Ferber. Tried and true method for getting your baby (4 months and older) to sleep through the night!. Touchpoints by Dr. Brazelton. A great book about your child's emotional and behavioral development from birth to age three. Red Light, Green Light, Eat Right - The Food Solution that Lets Kids Be Kids by Joanna Dolgoff MD.
Routine Checkup and Immunization Schedule
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Tdap (1 dose and then ever subsequent 5-10 years) additional doses may be required following skin injuries. In Virginia, this vaccine is required for entry into 6th grade. HPV (3 separate doses for both males and females) Series usually initiated at the 11 year visit. Quadrivalent Meningococcal #1 (most colleges require this vaccine for entry) *usually given after 11 years of age.
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