We are now offering Covid-19 Vaccines in our clinic for ages 6 months old and up.
COVID-19 Information
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We are now offering TELEMEDICINE!
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The goal of the pediatricians and support staff at Old Fourth Ward Pediatrics is to provide high-quality pediatric care to children and adolescents living in and around Atlanta, Georgia, and throughout Fulton County.
At Old Fourth Ward Pediatrics, the team provides accurate diagnosis and caring, empathetic treatment for their young patients. The team works with children and adolescents from infants to age 21. They provide early appointments and extended evening hours on some weekdays to accommodate families’ busy schedules.
The team is accepting new patients and offering same-day appointments for sick visits. In addition, patients have the option to select the provider they want to see or the “next available” provider.
At Old Fourth Ward Pediatrics, the team treats a wide variety of common childhood problems, including attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), allergies, asthma, childhood obesity, coughs, colds, ear infections, eczema, fevers, the flu, and strep throat.
The pediatric specialists also work with newborns and first-time moms, offering prenatal consultations and well-baby exams. In addition, the team offers adolescent health exams, including STD testing, as well as school and sports physicals and on-site medical lab testing.
Patients can also access immunizations and treatment for developmental conditions, such as autism and expressive speech delay. Whenever necessary, the team also refers patients to pediatric subspecialists affiliated with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.
To access the best, most comprehensive pediatric care, partner with the team at Old Fourth Ward Pediatrics. Request an appointment for your son or daughter today by calling the office or clicking the online booking tool.
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