Sandhills offers a comprehensive and well-rounded medical service to your children from birth through college age. We have five convenient locations in the Columbia area to serve your needs. We pride ourselves on a tradition of excellence, accessibility, and caring. We look forward to establishing a "physician-parent" partnership with you, to serve the needs of your children. We require all patients over the age of 2 and parents to wear mask in our facility, please bring a mask with you to your appointment.

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About Us

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Sandhills Pediatrics traces our roots to the first pediatrician in the Southeast, Dr. William S. Weston, who began practicing in the early 1900's. We were founded in 1975 by Dr. S. Nelson Weston and Dr. Charles A. James with the merger of their successful practices. Dr. Nelson Weston is the grandson of Dr. William S. Weston and also practiced with his father, Dr. William S. Weston, Jr.

5 Convenient Locations

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Sandhills Pediatrics Downtown is open Saturday and Sunday mornings for emergency sick visits. We encourage you to call us should your child become ill to ensure continuity of care is established. Our offices are equipped to assist you for most illnesses/injuries. In addition, since we have access to your child's chart, our physicians are able to offer comprehensive care.

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The first step to transferring your child to our office is to complete a medical record release so that we can retrieve your child's records from your previous doctor. The practice functions most effectively as a medical home if patients/families provide a complete medical history and information about care obtained outside the practice. For more information, or for obtaining a medical record release, please call one of our convenient practice locations!

Required Immunizations

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We strongly encourage all parents and guardians to fully immunize their child(ren) according to the recommended immunization schedule published by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). Failure to immunize the patient as below will be considered a voluntary termination of the doctor patient relationship and result in the patient having to transfer to another practice. We recognize that some parents wish to pursue an "alternative" or delayed immunization schedule.

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