weiss pediatric patient portal

Why choose Weiss pediatric care?

The Weiss Pediatric Care Patient Portal LAUNCH PATIENT PORTAL Giving You Access to Your Child’s Medical Records and More… The Patient Portal is a safe, secure website that offers you access to key parts of your child’s medical record. You can see, print, and download this information at your convenience, without having to call the office.

Is Weissbluth Pediatrics open for new patients?

Weiss Pediatric Care is proud to be certified as a Level 3 Patient-Centered Medical Home by the National Committee of Quality Assurance (NCQA). The primary care medical home is accountable for meeting the large majority of each patient’s physical and mental health care needs, including prevention and wellness, acute care, and chronic care.

Who are the founders of the Weiss family practice?

Weiss Patient Portal. A convenient place to view and manage your personal health care information. Patient Portal Coming Soon! For Patients Insurance and Financials Support Services Your Visit Find Information for Patients: For Patients. Patient Portals. Patient Registration. Find A …

How do I schedule a sleep consult at Weissbluth Pediatrics?

Once you’ve made the decision to choose Weiss Pediatric Care as your baby’s medical home, here are the next steps: Be sure to complete and sign our Immunization Policy, and return it to us prior to your baby’s birth. Take a look at our New Patient Information Packet for helpful information about our practice.

Why do we need a sports physical?

SPORTS PHYSICALS. A Sports Physical helps determine whether it is safe for a youngster to participate in a particular sport. Most schools and programs require that kids and teens have a sports physical before starting a new sport or beginning a new competitive season.

What is Weiss Pediatric Care?

Weiss Pediatric Care provides accessible, continuous care through our drop-in hour for unscheduled sick visits, week day appointments for same-day sick appointments, scheduled check-ups, breastfeeding counseling, parenting consultation, developmental screening, immunizations, flu shots, and other services. Patients also have access to 24-hour telephone support.

When should a child be seen for a well visit?

Babies and toddlers have frequent check-ups during the early years. Beginning at age three, children are seen annually for well visits.