ADHD
To pursue an evaluation for ADHD in our office, please take the following steps:
First discuss your concerns with your primary care doctor within our practice. If indicated they will refer you to Clarity Pediatrics who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD and related problems.
https://www.claritypediatrics.com/
Physical and Immunization Schedule
- 2 weeks: Physical Exam
- 1 month: Physical Exam + Hepatitis B
- 2 months: Physical Exam + Pentacel (IPV, DTaP, HIB) Pneumococcal, Rotateq
- 4 months: Physical Exam + Pentacel (IPV, DTaP, HIB) Pneumococcal, Rotateq
- 6 months: Physical Exam + Pentacel (IPV, DTaP, HIB) Pneumococcal, Rotateq
- 9 months: Physical Exam + Hepatitis B
- 12 months: Physical Exam + Varicella, MMR, blood test to rule out anemia (Hct)
- 15 months: Physical Exam + HIB, Pneumococcal
- 18 months: Physical Exam + DTaP, Hepatitis A #1
- 2 years: Physical Exam + Hepatitis A #2
- 2 ½ years: Physical Exam
- 3 years: Physical Exam
- 4 years: Physical Exam + MMR, Varicella
- 5 years: Physical Exam + IPV, DTaP, Urinalysis, blood test to rule out anemia (Hct), urinalysis, TB risk assessment
- 6 years: Physical Exam
- 7 years: Physical Exam
- 8 years: Physical Exam
- 9 years: Physical Exam
- 10 years: Physical Exam
- 11 years: Physical Exam + Tdap, MCV4 (Menactra)#1
- 12 years: Physical Exam + Tdap, MCV4 (Menactra)#1
- 16 years: Physical Exam + MCV4 (Menactra)#2
After the three year old exam, physicals are recommended yearly per American Academy of Pediatrics Guidelines.
If desired, infant injections may be obtained at the Public Health Clinic at substantial discount. Most insurance companies require that you add the new baby to your existing policy within 30 days of the baby’s birth.
* Please note that the immunization schedule may be modified by the doctor*