Immunizations & Vaccines

Immunizations are an important part of preventive pediatric care, helping protect children from serious illnesses as they grow. Staying current with recommended vaccines also helps reduce the spread of disease among families, schools, and the broader community.

During the visit, your provider will review your child’s health history, immunization records, and age-based vaccine schedule to determine which vaccines are due. You will have time to ask questions and discuss recent illnesses, previous vaccine reactions, or other concerns so each immunization can be given safely and appropriately.

Services:

    Catch-Up Schedules

    Flu Shots

    Routine Vaccines

    School Requirements

ROUTINE CHILDHOOD VACCINATIONS

Keep Your Child Protected with Routine Vaccinations

Vaccines and immunizations are a safe and effective way to protect your child against serious illnesses and support their long-term health. Our pediatric providers follow recommended guidelines, address any questions you may have, and ensure your child receives the care needed to stay healthy and protected.

To schedule an immunization, call the location nearest to you.

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Routine vaccines and expert guidance help protect children against preventable illnesses and support long-term health and community protection.

Immunizations are an essential part of preventive pediatric care, helping protect children from serious and potentially life-threatening illnesses. Our providers follow recommended vaccination schedules based on your child’s age and health history, starting in infancy and continuing through adolescence.

Vaccines support the development of immunity, help limit the spread of infectious diseases, and contribute to the overall health of the community.

Immunization services include:

  • Routine childhood vaccines and boosters
  • Annual influenza vaccines
  • Catch-up vaccination schedules
  • Vaccine counseling and education for families

Our team is available to answer questions, review safety and timing, and help ensure your child stays up to date with recommended vaccines. Keeping immunizations current is one of the most effective ways to support your child’s long-term health.

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Components of a Vaccination Visit

When your child is due for vaccines, an immunization appointment gives our pediatric providers the opportunity to review their health and recommend the appropriate protections. Each visit follows established schedules, ensures vaccines are administered safely, and supports your child’s long-term health and well-being.

Immunizations can be scheduled by calling the location nearest to you.

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What to Expect

Parent Review and Consent

Before giving vaccines, we take time to review the recommended immunizations based on your child’s age and health history. We also explain what each vaccine protects against, why it is important, and what to expect after the visit. Our goal is to ensure you feel informed, confident, and comfortable before providing consent.

What to Expect

Vaccine Administration

Vaccines are given using safe, age-appropriate techniques designed to keep your child as comfortable as possible. Our team may use positioning strategies, distraction methods, and caregiver support to help reduce anxiety. Injections are typically quick, and we focus on making the process as smooth and reassuring as possible for both children and parents.

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Post-Vaccine Care and Monitoring

After vaccination, we briefly observe your child and provide guidance on what to expect once you’re home. We review common side effects, such as mild fever or soreness, and how to manage them. We also explain when it’s appropriate to contact your pediatrician if any concerns come up.

Immunizations & Vaccines FAQs

Navigating parenthood can be challenging. Our team is here to help answer your questions and guide you in making informed decisions with your child’s health and well-being in mind.

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  • What ages of children do you treat?

    At KidzCare Pediatrics, our providers are experts in care for children from birth through adolescence, including:

    • Newborns & Infants (0–12 months)
    • Toddlers (1–4 years)
    • Children (5–12 years)
    • Teens & Young Adults (13–21 years)

  • When should my newborn have their first pediatric visit?

    We recommend that newborns have their first pediatric visit within 48–72 hours after leaving the hospital or following a home or birthing center delivery. These early visits are an important opportunity for our providers to check your baby’s weight, feeding, and overall health, as well as answer any questions you may have as you settle in at home.

    Our team is here to support you from the very beginning, and we encourage families to schedule this first visit before leaving the hospital—or shortly after delivery for home or birthing center births—to ensure a smooth transition home. Check out our Expectant Mothers page to learn more about the process of getting an infant started at KidzCare.

  • What should I bring to my child's first visit?

    For your child’s first visit, we recommend bringing your insurance card and a photo ID. Upon arrival, you will be asked to complete a series of forms, which helps our team stay up to date on your child’s medical history, preferences, and current needs so we can make the most of your time together.

    If you’re bringing a newborn, please bring any hospital or birth records you received, as well as feeding details and all discharge instructions. For families transferring from another practice, we encourage you to have your child’s previous medical records sent ahead of time or bring a copy with you to ensure continuity of care.

  • Do you offer telehealth visits for minor illnesses?

    Yes, we do currently offer telehealth visits.

  • Do you offer same-day appointments?

    We strive to offer every child an appointment as soon as possible at all KidzCare Pediatrics locations and reserve these visits for children with urgent or sick care needs. We make every effort to accommodate same-day visits at your primary location whenever possible.

    Appointments can be scheduled by calling the location nearest to you.

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Our Services

Well Visits & Preventive Care

Wellness visits are a key part of your child’s growth and development, giving our pediatric providers the opportunity to routinely monitor their health and deliver preventive care. Each visit is designed to:

  • Monitor growth
  • Review development
  • Help maintain your child’s overall health and well-being
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Sick Visits

A sick visit is recommended when your child is experiencing symptoms that need timely medical attention. During these appointments, our providers evaluate and treat a variety of concerns, including:

  • Fever
  • Cough
  • Ear pain
  • Sore throat
  • Stomach issues
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Counseling & Behavioral Health

A counseling and behavioral health visit gives our team the opportunity to better understand your child’s unique needs and provide personalized support. These visits focus on identifying underlying concerns, developing healthy coping strategies, and helping children build confidence, resilience, and emotional well-being. Our counseling services include:

  • Behavioral parent training
  • Social skills training
  • Behavioral intervention plans
  • Anxiety, depression, & ADHD treatment
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School, Sports & Camp Physicals

School, sports, and camp physicals help ensure your child is healthy, prepared, and cleared to participate in their favorite activities. During these visits, our providers conduct thorough evaluations, complete any necessary forms, and provide recommendations to support your child’s health, safety, and overall well-being.

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