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Why choose pediatric partners of Gwinnett?

At Pediatric Partners of Gwinnett specialists in different areas - general pediatrics, developmental and behavioral pediatrics, nutrition, lactation, clinical psychology, speech and occupational therapy - collaborate as a team to provide the best care to your child

What is the online patient portal?

Our Online Patient Portal facilitates better communication with our practice by providing established patients convenient and secure access 24 x 7. Although this tool is designed to be a convenient resource for our patients, it should not take the place of any important communications about your care.

How do I register a patient for the new portal?

To register a patient for the new portal, you will need the patient PIN number provided by the office via your Welcome Email. Parents will register themselves for the portal and then use the Patient PIN provided to them to add each child to their account. Each child will receive their own PIN which will be unique to that child.

What is Pediatric Partners of Augusta?

Pediatric Partners of Augusta is the largest private practice group of Board Certified Pediatricians, which helps children to grow into healthy and happy young adults. 706-854-2500. Home.

What is a patient centered medical home?

The patient-centered medical home is a care delivery model that puts patients at the forefront of care. Treatment is coordinated through the primary care physician with other clinicians in order to ensure a patient receives necessary care when appropriate in a timely manner. The PCMH model emphasizes team-based care, communication and coordination, which is associated with lower health care costs and higher quality care. PCMHs emphasize the use of health information technology and after-hours access to improve overall access to care for patients. One of the overarching goals for PCMHs is to build better and long-lasting relationships between patients and their clinical care teams.

The New Patient Portal is Active & We have begun to register families!

We are currently registering patients for the new portal from our currently scheduled appointments. You can expect a welcome email with your child's registration PIN ahead of the appointment. Please register for your account as soon as possible after you receive your welcome email.

HELPFUL CORONAVIRUS LINKS

Whether you are expecting your first child or transferring from another pediatrician, we want you to feel welcome and comfortable knowing our goal is to provide the finest in pediatrics and adolescent medicine. Our pediatric practice strives to maintain a caring and compassionate environment.

What is Pediatric Partners of Gwinnett?

At Pediatric Partners of Gwinnett specialists in different areas - general pediatrics, developmental and behavioral pediatrics, nutrition, lactation, clinical psychology, speech and occupational therapy - collaborate as a team to provide the best care to your child

What is pediatric nutrition?

Our pediatric nutritionist helps children with and without special needs, such as those with failure to thrive, poor weight gain, diabetes and obesity, to achieve their nutritional goals and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

What does it mean when you bring your child to us instead of the ER?

When you bring your child to us instead of the ER or Urgent Care, it allows us, the pediatricians who know your child best, to provide the most well-considered initial diagnosis and care. Please click here for more details.

Newborn Care

Congratulations on the birth of your new baby! We are excited to serve you and your family.Click here for more information on newborn care.

Well Child Visits

Regularly scheduled Well-Child Check-Ups are recommended to monitor development, detect potential health concerns early, and provide anticipatory guidance.

Specialized Teens

Adolescence is a period of change and requires unique medical care. Ask us how we can support your growing teen.

Sports Physicals

Sports physicals or pre-participation physical examinations are key to ensuring children can safely participate in sports.