Recommended Schedule of Well Visits and Immunizations

Newborn: exam + jaundice check at 3 to 4 days of age

Two Week: exam + newborn metabolic screen #2

One Month: exam + Hep B*

Two Months: exam + DTaP*, IPV*, Hib*, PCV13*, Rotateq*

Four Months: exam + DTaP, IPV, Hib, PCV13, Rotateq

Six Months: exam + DTaP, IPV, Hib, PCV13, Rotateq

Nine Months: exam + Hep B

Twelve Months: exam + MMR*, Varivax*, PCV713 + Hemoglobin + Lead and TB* screens

Fifteen Months: exam + DTaP, Hib

Eighteen Months: exam + HepA* + Autism screen

Two Years: exam + HepA + Hemoglobin + Autism, Lead and TB screens

Three Years: exam + Lead and TB screens

Four Years: exam + DTaP, IPV, MMR, Varivax + Vision + Lead and TB screens

Five Years: exam + Vision + Hearing +Hemoglobin + Lead and TB screens

Six Years - Nine Years: Annual exam + Vision + TB screen

Ten Years: exam + Gardasil* (3 doses) + Vision + TB screen + Cholesterol Screen

Eleven Years: exam + vision + hearing + TB screen

Twelve Years: exam + TdaP*, Menactra + Vision + TB screen + Hemoglobin

Thirteen Years and yearly until college: exam + Vision + TB Screen

Pre-college: exam + Menactra*

Flu vaccine is recommended every fall for all infants and children from six months of age.

If your child needs a camp or sports form filled out, he/she must have had a physical in the past twelve months.  We recommend a brief sports exam before the start of the school year.  There is a nominal charge for filling out forms for school, camp or daycare.

* Hep B - Hepatitis B
* DTap - Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis
* IPV - Polio
* HIB - Haemophilus Influenza type b
* PVC713 - Pneumococcus
* Rotateq - Rotavirus
* MMR - Measles, Mumps, and Rubella
* Varivax - Varicella/Chicken Pox
* TB screen - Tuberculosis
* Hep A - Hepatitis A
* Gardasil - Human Papillomavirus
* Menactra - Meningococcus