Atlanta Pediatric Partners, P.C.

Parents, have you accessed our patient portal today?

Some of our parents may be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine due to your child's medical condition. We are here to help.

Parents of children with complex medical conditions are now eligible to receive the Covid-19 vaccine in Georgia. If you are a parent of a child with a complex medical condition and need documentation prior to your vaccination, we are here to assist. Please contact us at (404) 699-1339. Below is a list of complex medical conditions: Malignancies requiring active treatment... Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) including organ transplant (bone marrow or solid organ) within 2 years Critical congenital heart disease Asthma (moderate to severe) Sickle cell disease Diabetes Cystic fibrosis Significant neurologic injury or condition (e.g. hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, traumatic brain injury, congenital anomaly, acute flaccid myelitis) with functional/developmental impairment (e.g. cerebral palsy, developmental disability, prematurity, mitochondrial disease) Technology dependence (e.g. BiPAP, trach) See more

Parents, access our patients portal using your smart phone. Schedule appointments and set reminders!

Parents, make sure you are using our patient portal! It is accessible using your phones.

Planning for the #Holidays? Consider hosting a virtual gift exchange with friends and family who don’t live with you. Have people share what they are grateful for this holiday season: https://www.cdc.gov//daily-life-coping/holidays/winter.html

Need to make an appointment this week? Check out our hours of operation!

Christmas is 10 days away! What's on your child's list?

Don't forget to wash those hands!

Parents, use this link to schedule a telemedicine appointment: https://atlantapediatricpartnerspc.setmore.com//ref9f15240 We are able to address: ... Reviewing and discussing lab reports, X-Ray results & Injury care ADHD (Follow ups & Prescription Refills) Allergic Rhinitis ( Allergies) and Asthma Follow up ( Refills) ( Non Emergencies) Breastfeeding management or Feeding Problems ( Infant & Toddlers) Formula Intolerance Colds & URI’s ( Mild Upper Respiratory Infections) Concussion Follow ups Conjunctivitis/Pink eye (only if family has equipment to submit photos of the ear. Assess for pink eye and ear infectiondigital otoscope) Diaper Rashes, Eczema and other skin conditions Hand, Foot, Mouth Disease Hives, Insect bites Lice, Ringworm, Scabies Strains & Sprains- Mild Initial Encounter Viral Gastroenteritis (Stomach Virus) - Mild Symptoms Travel consultation (vaccines needed, antimalarial medication, general advice). Completion of FMLA forms, disability forms, Katie Beckett forms, etc. Developmental/Behavioral concerns (e.g. potty training, feeding concerns)

Parents, how are you feeling out there? We recognize this year has been challenging and stressful. You are not alone. Recognize the signs of stress. Take care of yourself first!

Don't forget to continue to practice good handwashing! It's National Handwashing Week! #handwashing #atlantapediatric #atlantapediaticpartners

Parents, here are some helpful tips for affirmations!

Parents, if your child has asthma, please strongly consider the flu vaccination this year. Call us if you have any concerns, (404) 699-1339. #DontWaitVaccinate

Our children depend on your vote!

Parents, get ready, set, and vote! Today is the day! Be prepared! #voteforkids

Think about where your candidate(s) stand on children's healthcare before you vote.

Atlanta Pediatric Partners, P.C. encourages our parents to vote tomorrow, November 3! Vote for our kids!

Stay safe if you choose to trick-or-treat!

Check out the CDC's suggestions for a safe Halloween celebration.

Some are celebrating the Halloween season this year. Parents, please take a look at this informative article from the CDC with valuable tips to have a great, but safe time!