At Pediatric Care of Morris, well-child visits provide routine check-ups focused on your child’s growth and development. Services include health screenings, immunizations, nutrition counseling, and guidance on behavioral milestones to support a healthy and happy childhood.

Sick visits offer prompt care for acute illnesses and concerns, diagnosing and treating symptoms to help your child recover quickly. Services include evaluations for fevers, infections, injuries, and other urgent health issues.

Behavioral and mental health services provide support for children's emotional well-being, addressing concerns like anxiety, ADHD, mood changes, and developmental issues. Tailored care plans and counseling help kids build healthy coping skills and thrive in their daily lives.

Developmental screenings evaluate your child's growth in key areas like speech, motor skills, and social interactions. These assessments help identify any delays early, allowing for timely intervention and support to ensure your child reaches important developmental milestones.

Personalized guidance supports healthy eating habits for children, focusing on balanced diets, proper portion sizes, and addressing concerns like picky eating, weight management, and food allergies to promote optimal growth and overall well-being.

We provide personalized advice on travel-related health risks and administer necessary vaccines to protect against diseases common in specific regions, ensuring your child stays safe and healthy while abroad.

These exams assess your child's overall health and readiness for school activities, including screenings for vision, hearing, posture, and general fitness, ensuring they are physically prepared for the school year and meet any required health standards.

This type of visit is specifically for children taking certain medications, most commonly those used to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The purpose of these visits is to assess the effectiveness of the medication, monitor for any side effects, adjust dosages as needed, and keep track of the child's growth and behavior. These appointments typically occur every three months.