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Well Child Visits

If this is your first child, do not be overwhelmed with all the information. If you have other children, you may find that a few things have changed. The following is a schedule of the routine “Well Child” appointments and what to expect at each visit.

We are available to see newborn children following their hospital discharge.

Frequently Asked Questions
  1. Birth: Hepatitis B
  2. Initial Visit: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Hepatitis B (if not administered at birth)
  3. 2 weeks: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment
  4. 1 month: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Hepatitis B
  5. 2 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Prevnar 20, Rotavirus, Pentacel (DTaP, IPV, HIB)
  6. 4 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Prevnar 20, Rotavirus, Pentacel (DTaP, IPV, HIB)
  7. 6 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, Prevnar 20, Rotavirus, Pentacel (DTaP, IPV, HIB)
  8. 9 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment, Hemoglobin, Hepatitis B
  9. 12 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment, SIOH, MMR, Varicella, Hepatitis A
  10. 15 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment, Prevnar 20, Pentacel (DTaP, IPV, HIB)
  11. 18 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment, Hepatitis A
  12. 24 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment, SIOH
  13. 30 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment
  14. 36 months: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment, SIOH
  15. 4 years: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment, SIOH, MMR, Varicella
  16. 5 years: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment, SIOH, Quadracel (DTaP/IPV)
  17. 6 years: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, Lead risk assessment, TB risk assessment, SIOH
  18. 7-10 years: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, TB risk assessment, SIOH
  19. 11 years: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, TB risk assessment, Cholesterol screening, SIOH, Tdap and MenQuadfi #1 **HPV (Gardasil) series (see below)
  20. 12-15 years: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, TB risk assessment, Depression screening, SIOH
  21. 16 years: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, TB risk assessment, Depression screening, SIOH, MenQuadfi #2
  22. 17-18 years: Physical Exam, Developmental Assessment, TB risk assessment, Depression screening, SIOH
  23. 19-22 years: years: Physical Exam, TB risk assessment, Depression screening, SIOH

AAP Recommendations for Human Papillomavirus Vaccination (HPV)

**HPV vaccine (Gardasil) is recommended for routine vaccination at 11 or 12 years of age (and through 45 years of age).  

All kids who are 11 or 12 years old should get two shots of HPV vaccine six to twelve months apart. If your child is older than 14 years, three shots will need to be given over 6 months.

Please note: As insurance coverage varies, please check with your insurance regarding the coverage of Well Child Care and Immunizations.

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