Our telehealth pediatrics doctors provide live consultations for patients that can be accessed through a phone, tablet, or computer. Once a patient and their guardian have discussed symptoms or been examined, their physician will be able to come up with a treatment plan that fits their specific needs.

Virtual visits with our pediatricians are available for routine appointments, medication renewals, sick visits, wellness checks, and more. Request an appointment with one of our virtual pediatrics physicians today to find solutions that help ensure your child is meeting their developmental milestones and feeling great!

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Pediatrics FAQ

What do you mean by pediatrics?

Pediatrics is the branch of medicine that covers the medical care of infants, children, and adolescents. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends patients be under pediatric care from the time that they are born until they are 21. Pediatricians are trained to help identify if patients are on track for reaching critical developmental milestones.

What is a Paediatric doctor?

A paediatric doctor is the same thing as a pediatrician. These are physicians who are dedicated to promoting the health and wellness of infants and children into young adulthood. Paediatric care is a spelling most commonly seen in the UK but shares the same meaning as pediatric care. If you are looking for a board-certified physician for your child, start with RoweDocs.

What is the pediatric age range?

Pediatric care extends from birth to adulthood, with some pediatricians continuing care until the age of 21, while others treating patients only until they have reached 18. Pediatricians who have established history with a patient may continue offering medical support and work with a patient’s new primary care physician to share medical history that is relevant for continued care.

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