Our Story:

Stepping Stone Pediatrics was started by a parent who needed to have her child seen in in a pediatrician's office or medical office that was convenient. She didn't want to spend her time waiting in a urgent care or emergency room for hours. She remembered how growing up, her pediatrician was a person that could be counted on in the middle of the night, could see her when she was sick or well, and remembered her by name. The time has come to bring back the focus on great pediatric care with the personal attention that your family deserves.

Our practice take the hassles out of going to the doctor by giving you direct access to our pediatric board certified providers, direct phone access to your primary care provider, and same day appointments, even for new patients.. We can also bring the doctor's office to your door step with our house calls. Patients are able to get prompt primary care in the comfort and convenience of their home, school, or hotel room. That means quick access to affordable primary care when you need it most. Our primary care providers are board-certified nurse practitioners who will take the time to listen to you, examine your child, and answer all your questions. In addition, patients and parents can use the secure patient portal to ask follow up questions, get test results, request future appointments, and request medication refills.

Another benefit to patients is the ability to have a primary care appointment when they travel instead of having to use an emergency or urgent care clinic, and prescriptions can be e-prescribed to your local pharmacy. Best of all, appointments can be made during the evening or weekend when most doctor's offices are closed from your smart phone or computer. After your visit you can request a personalized summary of your visit that will review your visit and treatment plan so you can share the information with your loved ones. Now you can answer the question "what did the doctor say?" Stepping Stone Pediatrics house calls lets you say goodbye to germ filled waiting rooms full of sick people, endless paperwork, waiting on hold, and being hurried along.