How we can help
We see all patients by appointment as this assures the best wait times and most personalized service.
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Well Child Visits
During these visits, we have a chance to really connect with you and your child and depending on the age and stage of your child, it includes a combination of :
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Physical examination
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Immunizations
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Growth and development tracking
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Discussion of any behavioral issues or concerns
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Information about nutrition, fitness, health, safety, and common illnesses and how to manage them.
Schedule
We provide caregivers with a recommended well-child visit schedule, depending on each child's age and health profile. We agree with the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends the following schedule for routine well-care visits:
Infants
3 to 5 days of life
2 Weeks of age
1 Month
2 Month
4 Month
6 Month
9 Month
12 Months
Toddlers
15 months
18 months
24 months
30 months- if concerns
Children & Young Adults
Annually from ages 3 years of age up to 22

Sick Child Visits
Sick Child Visits are scheduled to address a specific, acute problem, such as a persistent or high fever, vomiting, sore throat, diarrhea, or earache. We do our best to see sick children who are our established patients within 24 hours. Calling us in the morning, between 8 am and 10 am.
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We do not see new patients as sick visits.
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If your child has a medical emergency (e.g., seizures, shock, respiratory distress) or a traumatic injury (e.g., motor vehicle and bicycle accidents, poisoning, falls), please call the closest emergency room.
Behavioral & Mental Health Evaluation Reviews
We are happy to support the optimal development of all her patients as part of a team with psychiatrists, psychologists, developmental specialists, therapists and schools. Our doctors have interest and experience with children in the autistic spectrum and with ADHD, anxiety and depression. The care of children with special needs is best accomplished as a team so we encourage meeting with a therapist, psychiatrist or developmental specialist in specific situations. Developmental issues are not managed as a stand-alone condition.
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Appointments for children with behavioral or mental concerns are typically longer visits and cannot be combined with a sick or healthy visit due to insurance billing issues. We believe that close follow-up is essential to achieve successful outcomes for children with special needs, requiring 3 to 4 visits per year even when your child is doing well on his medication regimen prescribed by Dr. Fenn.
Follow-up
We like to see our patients with asthma, diabetes, allergies and other chronic issues, at least 2 times a year.
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After Hours
If you call after hours you can leave a message that can't wait until business hours.
Please call the office during business hours.
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If you are extremely concerned about your child please take them to an urgent care or emergency room depending on the severity of their symptoms.
