Other Services

Our pediatricians have been trained to diagnose and treat ADHD. They can meet with you to discuss the concerns you have about your child and determine if testing is indicated. 

Our practice provides comprehensive asthma and allergy management for our patients. Our pediatricians are trained in the diagnosis and management of childhood asthma and allergies. Our patients with asthma often require closer follow up to ensure they are remaining healthy and have the medications and support they need.

In cooperation with community based mental health providers, we evaluate and treat children for behavior concerns and school problems including:

• Inattention and lack of focus
• Anxiety
• Depression

Breastfeeding provides essential nutrition for infants birth to one year and older. As with learning anything new, most breastfeeding mothers and babies (and dads too!) need some instruction and support during this learning period. We offer support while ensuring adequate growth and nutrition for your child. There are also several options for working with a lactation consultant, some of which are free of cost. These options include your local WIC office, our Piedmont hospital lactation services, or other local options.

Children may experience a range of medical conditions that could benefit from the expertise of a pediatric specialist in a particular field. We emphasize the coordination of all healthcare providers involved in a child's treatment. In order to facilitate a productive relationship between the patient, primary care provider, and specialist, it is typically essential for us to conduct an initial assessment at our office before making a referral. This step enables us to furnish the specialist with comprehensive and current information regarding the child's health condition, as well as details about their recent physical examination.

For any refills, you may first call your pharmacy to see if refills are already available for your medication. If there is still a need for refills, please call the office. Some refills require an appointment so we can evaluate the patient before prescribing additional medication.

Regular physicals are an important part of preventative pediatric care. Getting your child a sports physical gives the doctor the opportunity to examine your child, evaluate their health and fitness, and determine whether or not they are prepared for sports or school activities. This can often be completed during the child's yearly health check. Here is a copy of the sports physical form used by GHSA that you and your child can complete and bring to their appointment.