Services
Everything a growing person needs from a clinic
Five kinds of care, one shared chart, and clinicians who talk to each other. Jump to what you need — or start with the visit-prep tool and we'll point you.
01 · The appointments that watch your child grow
Well-child visits
Scheduled checkups from the first week of life through age seventeen — growth plotted on a curve, development reviewed honestly, and real time for the questions you actually came with.
- Growth and milestones tracked visit to visit, not in isolation
- Vision, hearing, sleep, nutrition, and school life reviewed by age
- Longer bookings for visits that carry more — no ten-minute physicals
- Every visit ends with what to expect before the next one
See the full visit schedule, birth to 17
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3–5 days
Weight, feeding, jaundice — and how you're doing
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1 month
Feeding rhythm, sleep patterns, early social smiles
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2 months
First immunizations, growth curve begins in earnest
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4 months
Rolling, reaching, laughing — routine immunizations
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6 months
Starting solids, sitting practice, immunizations
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9 months
Crawling and cruising, stranger awareness, sleep check-in
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12 months
First words, first steps, 12-month immunizations
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15–18 months
Language burst, tantrum survival, immunizations
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2–3 years
Speech, toilet learning, behaviour, picky-eating triage
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4–5 years
School readiness, vision and hearing, pre-school boosters
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6–11 years
Annual visits — growth, learning, activity, screens
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12–17 years
Annual visits with private teen time — mood, sleep, sport
02 · On schedule, on evidence, at your pace
Immunizations
We follow the routine immunization schedule recommended by national public-health guidelines, and we walk you through what's due and why at every visit. Questions are welcome here — including the hard ones.
- Routine vaccines aligned with the publicly funded schedule
- Catch-up plans built without judgment for kids who've missed doses
- Comfort techniques for needle-anxious kids (and parents)
- A clinician who will sit with your questions for as long as they take
03 · Same-day slots, held every morning
Sick visits
Fevers, ear pulls, wheezes, rashes, the mysterious 'just not themselves' — we hold same-day appointments every weekday morning so sick kids see their own clinic, not a waiting room of strangers.
- Same-day sick appointments at both clinics, weekday mornings
- 24/7 nurse advice line for the calls that can't wait
- Plain-language home-care plans with explicit return-if instructions
- Follow-up booked before you leave when something needs watching
If this is an emergency, call 911 now. For urgent worries, call the 24/7 nurse line at (613) 555-0199 . This page is educational — it can't tell you how urgent something is.
04 · The first weeks, with a hand on your shoulder
Newborn care
New babies are seen within two business days of coming home. Weight checks, feeding support, jaundice review, safe-sleep guidance — and honest reassurance about what's normal at 3 a.m.
- First visit within two business days of hospital discharge
- Feeding support from clinicians, plus a weekly drop-in in Orléans
- Weight and jaundice checks as often as your baby needs them
- Direct guidance on when to call — so you never have to guess alone
05 · Care that takes teenagers seriously
Adolescent medicine
From about age twelve, visits include private time with the clinician and a plain explanation of confidentiality. Sleep, mood, sport, skin, periods, school pressure — all of it belongs in the room.
- Private one-on-one time built into every teen visit
- Confidentiality explained clearly to teens and parents alike
- First-line support for mood and anxiety, with referral pathways ready
- Sports, school, and camp forms handled without extra visits
Know what you need? Or not sure at all?
Either way works. The visit-prep tool builds your checklist in two questions, and the phone still reaches a person who knows the schedule.