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Preparing for Your Baby

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Preparing for your baby's arrival is an exciting time that can raise questions about the health care your child will receive. A prenatal pediatric meet & greet is an excellent opportunity for you to meet the physician who will care for your child and also allows you to inquire about the doctor’s philosophy of caring for infants, children and teens. This also gives you a chance to learn details about how the office operates and is a great opportunity for your doctor to get to know you as well.

Pediatric Meet & Greets are currently cancelled until further notice.

Prenatal pediatric meet & greets are a free service. For help locating the meet & greet closest to you: 
  • Check your local ARC clinic
  • Refer to the map below or
  • Call 512-ARC-INFO (512-272-4636)

    Topics often discussed:

        Health and Safety

    • Feeding plans of the mother, breast or formula.  
    • Well child check-up schedule 
    • Newborn screening tests
    • Immunizations and their importance
    • Family and prenatal history
    • Safety and anticipatory guidance

       Access to care and parent-physician relationship

    • How to contact the office during the day. 
    • How to access medical care after hours.
    • How coverage works when your doctor is unavailable.
    • When you should call the doctor.

       Locations where ARC Pediatricians provide the newborn examination

    Families that deliver their baby at other area hospitals than those listed above will have a non-ARC provider see their baby while in the hospital. They can then schedule their baby’s first visit with their ARC pediatrician at their first visit out of the hospital. Families that deliver their baby at a birthing center or at home should talk with their chosen pediatrician about when they should be seen for their baby’s first visit.

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