Pediatric Care
Well Visit
Well-Child-Care Visits are an essential part of keeping your child healthy and safe. Preventative care visits here at Axis Family Care take time to monitor growth and development and take extra care in getting to know your child to best provide care for years to come. Well, Child-Care Visits also offer you the parent with the opportunity to learn, discuss, and engaged in the health of your child. Do not hesitate to schedule an appointment with us online or by calling our office phone number at (732) 543-0600
Sick Visit
Emergencies Dial: 911
Poison Control Dial: (800) 222-1222
Emergencies Are Conditions That Are Life-Threatening To The Child These Include The Following:
– Loss of Consciousness
– Bleeding (Severe)
– Difficulty Breathing
– Seizure Episodes
The quick and painless return to full health is our priority at Axis Family Care. If your child falls sick, follow the guidelines as mentioned earlier, and if needed, do not hesitate to schedule an appointment by calling the office phone number at (732) 543-0600
3-5 Days
Congratulations! Your newborn's first visit to our facility should take place within their first week of life. It is recommended that the visit takes place 1-2 days after being discharged from the hospital.
1 Month
During this visit, we will continue to track and monitory both your baby's growth and development.
2 Month
The 2-Month continues to monitor your baby's growth and development with additional weight and length measurements compared to standardized growth curves. Besides the continued monitoring, your child will be prepared for their first set of immunizations.
4 Month
Apart from the continued growth and development track, this visit will introduce the appropriate and suggested time to introduce solid foods. We will make sure to discuss both recommended timing as well as food groups during this visit.
6 Month Visit
Continued tracking of growth and development patterns & maintenance of scheduled immunizations.
9 Month Visit
Continued tracking of growth and development patterns & discussion regarding the planning of your child's first dental care visit.
1 Year Visit
Continued tracking of growth and development patterns and screening for abnormalities regarding your child's vision & hearing. We will discuss continued changes that can be implemented into your growing child's diet during this visit. Lastly, this visit will encompass an additional round of CDC & AAP recommend immunizations.
15 Month Visit
Continued tracking of growth and development patterns & maintenance of scheduled immunizations.
18 Month Visit
Continued tracking of growth and development patterns & maintenance of scheduled immunizations.
2 Year Visit
Continued tracking of growth and development patterns & maintenance of scheduled immunizations if your child has not been up to date for them by this time. This the visit will also encompass additional testing for lead exposure, vision & hearing abnormalities, and continue to discuss healthy dental approaches. During this visit, the topic of toilet training.
3-17 Year Visit
The subsequent visits will continue to monitor your child's health with needed immunizations as they arise. Additional screenings will be deployed as per AAP guidelines to ensure the best care for your growing child.
18-19 Year Visit
During these visits, we will continue to monitor your child's health as they transition into adulthood. We will perform ass necessary physical examinations and forms as needed for high school, athletics, and university requirements.
Our Vaccination Policy
Following the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Axis Family Care strongly believes in the effectiveness and safety of recommended vaccinations not just for your child's safety but also for protecting the entire community. Respecting every family's needs and desires, we note that families who are unwilling to vaccinate their children be asked to seek another health care provider who shares and aligns with their similar beliefs. Years of research and vaccinations have facilitated the prolonged success regarding the limited prevalence of polio, whooping cough, and bacterial meningitis. This message is not intended to cause any undue harm but rather to report the clinic's policy and provide additional support towards our decision-making process.
