There are a few special things you’ll need, and a few things you’ll need to know when preparing to bring your child for their very first visit. Everything you need to know about your first visit is right here for you to access over and over again, whether from your phone, tablet, or computer.
New Patient Checklist
Everything you need to know for your first visit to Pediatric Associates of Savannah
Switching doctors can be stressful, but we've done this before.
So don't stress...
Whether you're coming to us from a different pediatrician or if this is your very first visit with your newborn, we're here to help make it as easy as possible.
Pediatric Care Services
- Well Baby & Well Child Visits
- Sick Visits
- Immunizations
- Baby Basics Class
Documents You'll Need
- Birth certificate
- Child’s full medical history
- Insurance card(s)
- List of questions
- Your driver’s license, or valid photo ID
- Family health history
When You Arrive
If this is your first visit to our office, completed new patient forms will be required. You will need to present your insurance card, photo ID and copay if required by your insurance company. Parents are encouraged to arrive 15 minutes prior to their appointment time to allow adequate time for all steps to be completed.
What to Expect
We review growth and development, perform a physical examination, and any other anticipatory actions, testing, and immunizations that are indicated for your child’s specific age recommendations.
Do's & Don'ts
Arrive 15 minutes prior to your appointment time
Write down any questions prior to your appointment so you don’t forget.
Bring any medical records from other providers with you.
Bring any medications (or clear photos on your cellphone) your child is currently taking.
Ask for refills, school excuses, sports physical forms, or shot records while at your appointment.
Please be courteous with your cell phone around other patients, and silence your phone when medical personnel are assisting with your visit.
Bring any medical records from other providers with you.
Bring any medications (or clear photos on your cellphone) your child is currently taking.
Ask for refills, school excuses, sports physical forms, or shot records while at your appointment.
Please be courteous with your cell phone around other patients, and silence your phone when medical personnel are assisting with your visit.
Caring From the Start
We understand that it’s a big decision when it comes to choosing your child's first pediatrician. We offer appointments 365 days a year, including weekends and all holidays. Our physicians are on call 24 hours a day, and attend daily at both Memorial University Medical Center and St. Joseph’s/Candler hospitals.
We know that deciding who to trust with your child’s health can be difficult. Please contact us if you have any questions about our practice. If you already know you want to make an appointment, please fill out and submit our New Patient Form.