Yes, we always welcome new patients. Please contact our office at (248) 856-6300 during our regular business hours for additional information or request an appointment. We will be more than happy to have you in our office to meet our Providers and tour our facility.

Please call (248) 856-6300 during our regular business hours to schedule an appointment: Our regular office hours are: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm - Monday thru Friday 8:30 am - 12:00 pm - Saturday Closed for Lunch: 12:30pm to 1:30pm

As parents it is worrisome when your child gets sick. We believe that same day appointments are critical and important. Please call our office (248) 856 6300 as soon as possible in the morning (we open at 8:30am) to ensure appointment availability. Periodically sick visits are worked-in.

Please call the following number if you want to reach us after regular office hours:. Our answering service number is (833) 745-2196

Immunization schedule is located under the "Forms" Menu section of this website. For your convenience we have provided the following link to our Immunization information page: Schedule of Examinations & Immunizations

If you have medical questions, our nursing team can provide you with test results and information for specific complaints that may concern you. Call our Nursing team at (248) 856 6308

For any referral related questions, please call: Cindy at (248) 856 6300 Option 3.

Our highly trained staff can discuss your questions regarding billing and insurance. Please call our Billing team at (248) 856-6309

Yes. You can visit www.paymydoctor.com to pay your bill online

Of course. We strongly recommend parents to visit our practice for a prenatal appointment. This is a great way to get acquainted with our Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Clinical staff and our dedicated, friendly and knowledgeable administrative staff. During this visit, we will answer any questions that you have about our practice or your new child. Please call (248) 856-6300 during our regular business hours to schedule an appointment

We accept most of the standard Insurance Carrier Plans. Please call our Billing team at (248) 856-6309 to confirm if your insurance is accepted at our practice. For your convenience we have included the following Insurance Info link for your reference:

It's true that newborn babies are immune to many diseases because they have antibodies they got from their mothers. However, the duration of this immunity may last only a month to about a year. Further, young children do not have maternal immunity against some vaccine-preventable diseases, such as whooping cough. If a child is not vaccinated and is exposed to a disease germ, the child's body may not be strong enough to fight the disease. Before vaccines, many children died from diseases that vaccines now prevent, such as whooping cough, measles, and polio. Those same germs exist today, but babies are now protected by vaccines, so we do not see these diseases as often. Immunizing individual children also helps to protect the health of our community, especially those people who are not immunized. People who are not immunized include those who are too young to be vaccinated (e.g., children less than a year old cannot receive the measles vaccine but can be infected by the measles virus), those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons (e.g., children with leukemia), and those who cannot make an adequate response to vaccination. Also protected, therefore, are people who received a vaccine, but who have not developed immunity. In addition, people who are sick will be less likely to be exposed to disease germs that can be passed around by unvaccinated children. Immunization also slows down or stops disease outbreaks. Content Source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

From your child's birth to young adulthood, you'll be visiting the doctor regularly to make sure that your son or daughter is healthy and developing well. It can be tough to remember what each visit will entail or which topics you want to discuss with the doctor. Our age-specific overviews give you a sense of what to expect at each visit and can help you keep track of the guidance your doctor provides.