We will be CLOSED Mon, Oct 26, and Tues, Oct 27, for Offsite Computer Software Training.  For Home Care Advice download our app NP PEDS MD. For urgent care, consult your insurance carrier for direction on where to go. For medical emergencies, call 911 or go to your nearest ER.
 
Northpoint Pediatrics Joins Community Physician Network Dec 1, 2026  LEARN MORE
 
OPEN on Saturdays 8:30 am - 10:00 am for a walk-in clinic for sick kids [established patients only]  LEARN MORE
   
 NP PEDS MD is the advice app our nurses use. Find answers to kids' illnesses, behavior concerns, nutrition, wellness topics, medication charts, first aid, and more! If the app doesn't answer your question, send a NON-URGENT Request.

Pediatricians

Choosing a doctor for your child is an important decision.

Pediatricians are specially trained to address children's physical, emotional, and social well-being.  They concentrate their careers exclusively on medicine for children and adolescents.  With ever-improving healthcare practices, pediatricians can stay up-to-date on improving medical care specifically for children.

Pediatricians spend three to six years in pediatric training after medical school.

Children often present different symptoms from adults.  They may need prescriptions or treatments other than those for adults.  Pediatricians are specially trained to recognize the importance of these differences, especially with young children and newborns.

A pediatrician can offer advice on preventative care for your child in addition to sick visits and annual exams.  They are trained in child-specific diagnoses and treatments, resulting in the best children's healthcare.