Our Services
From physical examinations to common colds, All Better Pediatric Group is equipped to handle your child's health needs. To help you and your family understand your treatment options, we've included descriptions of some of our leading services on this page.
General Pediatric Care
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Well-child visits and physical examinations
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Immunizations and vaccination updates
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Pre-operative (pre-op) evaluations
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Inpatient hospital care for our patients
Chronic Conditions & Ongoing Care
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Asthma management
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Diabetes care and education
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Allergies and immune system disorders
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ADHD evaluation and management
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Autism spectrum and developmental assessments
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Learning and developmental disabilities
Acute Conditions
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Colds, flu, and fever management
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Strep throat and tonsillitis
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Ear infections
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Conjunctivitis (pink eye)
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Bronchiolitis and whooping cough
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Burns and minor injuries
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Abdominal pain assessment
Specialized Pediatric Care
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Cancer support and coordination of treatment
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Genital and urinary tract health
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Infections and immune-related conditions
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Sports injuries and rehabilitation
If it's not an emergency, contact our office!
Please always call our office before deciding to take your child to the Urgent Care or Emergency Room. If your child has a condition that could be treated in our office, please call us and we will do our best to schedule an appointment as soon as possible for your special one. But in case we are closed or there is no way we can schedule an appointment, please use the following information:
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Urgent Care:
Common symptoms that you can take your child to Urgent Care when our office is closed are: fever (above 100.4°F), vomiting or persistent diarrhea, abdominal pain, wheezing, moderate flu-like symptoms, sprains or strains, small cuts that may require stitches, rashes without fever, cough, congestion, sore throat, ear pain, eye redness, discharge or itchiness or painful urination.
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Emergency Room:
We insist that you must call our office before taking your child to an Emergency Room, but in case you are unable to reach us or our doctors on call and your child has of the following conditions, do not hesitate in taking the patient to a hospital: chest pain or difficulty breathing, weakness or numbness one side, slurred speech, serious burns, head or eye injury, concussion, exposed broken bones or dislocated joints, seizures, severe cuts that may require stitches, facial lacerations, severe cold or flu symptoms, is fainting or having a sudden change in mental state or lethargic even after taking a fever reducer medication.
