Current, evidence-based recommendations
We follow the current CDC pediatric COVID-19 schedule. Recommendations have evolved — call us for the latest, not last year’s answer.
Services
We follow current CDC guidance on COVID-19 vaccination for children. Recommendations and approved formulas have changed several times — so the most useful thing we can do is talk with you, look at your child’s situation, and walk through what’s recommended right now. Call us with questions any time.

Care We Provide
We follow the current CDC pediatric COVID-19 schedule. Recommendations have evolved — call us for the latest, not last year’s answer.
We’re happy to talk through risks, benefits, and your specific concerns — without pressure or a script.
If your child is immunocompromised or has certain chronic conditions, we prioritize the conversation and the vaccine.
COVID-19 vaccines can be given with other vaccines or during well visits. We help plan it so you’re not making extra trips.
Sore arm, fatigue, low fever — usually mild and short. We talk through what to expect and what would warrant a call.
Decisions about COVID-19 vaccination often involve the whole household — newborns, grandparents, immunocompromised family members. We help you think it through.
Come Prepared
A few small things ahead of the visit help us spend more time on your child — and less on paperwork.
FAQs
CDC guidance changes as new formulas are approved each year. As of the current season, vaccines are available for children 6 months and older, with specific schedules depending on age and prior vaccination history. Call us for the up-to-date recommendation for your child’s situation.
Yes. Pediatric COVID-19 vaccines have been studied extensively in children of the eligible age groups. Side effects are usually mild and short. Serious reactions are rare. We’re happy to talk through the evidence.
Often yes. Vaccination after infection adds protection and may reduce reinfection risk. Timing matters — we usually wait a few months after infection before vaccinating. We’ll work through the specifics with you.
Yes. CDC guidance supports giving COVID-19 vaccines at the same visit as other vaccines, including flu. We talk through the spacing options if you’d prefer to separate them.
Most kids have a sore arm, mild tiredness, or a low-grade fever for a day or two. Serious side effects are rare. We give you a list of what’s normal and what would prompt a call.
Most commercial plans cover COVID-19 vaccines as preventive care with no copay. Coverage rules have changed over time — call us if you’re unsure and we’ll help confirm.
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Easy to find, with ample parking and a calm waiting area for families.
A provider is on call 24 hours a day, every day of the year.