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How Do I Become a New Patient?

NEW PATIENTS 

  • Contact our office to obtain information regarding your new primary care physician (PCP) details. If your health insurance is an HMO. Subsequently, contact your health insurance provider to designate one of our providers as your PCP. 


  • To schedule a new patient appointment, parents or legal guardians should contact the office. 


  • The parent or legal guardian must accompany all new patients to their initial appointment. The patient may be accompanied to the clinic by any individual noted on the "Consent for Non-Parent to Bring Minor Children to Appointments" form for the subsequent visits. 


  • In order to accommodate registration documentation, please arrive 30 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment. 


  • Please bring all patients' medical records and immunization cards. Please ensure that the hospital discharge paperwork is included for newborns. 


  • Pediatrics 2000 is currently not accepting new patients who are seeking a one-time consultation. 
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Our Goal Is To Provide The Best Medical Care

To do this successfully, we must be able to review all of your medical records from all providers that you have seen.


For Newborns

Bringing a newborn to a new pediatric practice can be a prudent decision to ensure comprehensive care and support for your child's lifelong health. It allows for establishing a rapport with the healthcare providers early on, fostering a sense of familiarity and trust crucial for ongoing care. 


For New Families Transferring To Us

When transferring a child to a new pediatric practice, it's essential to gather and organize all medical records, including vaccination records and any relevant test results. Communicate with both the current and new pediatric practices to ensure a smooth transition of care, providing necessary information about the child's medical history and ongoing treatments.