A: Fellows are board certified in pediatrics and are full members of the AAP. Candidates are eligible for board certification.

A: We do not support walk-in visits; please call our office to schedule an appointment!.

A: Yes, we are accepting new patients at our practice in Clarkston, MI. Whether you are looking for a pediatrician for your soon-to-be-born baby, your infant, or older child, our team is here for you.

A: The AAP is made up of chapters, councils, and sections.

A: You must meet the membership criteria and submit an application to join. Dues are required for processing.

A: Yes, you can enroll in direct primary care without a referral from your insurance company. However, you may want to consult with your insurance company to see if direct primary care is a good fit for your family.

A: AAP is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization. Some AAP state Chapters engage in lobbying. Each state contributes a different percentage. For more information contact your state’s chapter Executive Director.

A: The AAP encourages membership in chapters, which work to improve the welfare of children in their state.

A: Chapter dues are to be included on all invoices.

A: Dr. Logue and Dr. Cross are two pediatricians in a small practice who will get to know your child and their medical history very well. If appropriate, long-distance care such as virtual visits or calling in prescription medication can be provided.

A: Please contact your insurance provider to discuss these charges — your specific insurance plan determines what you’re charged after a visit.

A: If you come to the office without a scheduled appointment time, you will be offered a same day appointment with the first available provider, a different day appointment with a specific provider, or an emergency appointment if our clinical staff determines that your child needs to be evaluated by a provider immediately.

A: We will admit your child to MUSC Children's Hospital.

A: A pediatrician is a medical doctor who specializes in the healthcare of children.

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A: There are many different types of aphasia, and each type affects a different area of language.

A: Pediatricians are uniquely trained to deal with the medical conditions of childhood. Each CPA physician is Pediatric Residency trained and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Furthermore, our pediatricians are all Diplomats of the American Board of Pediatrics and are reexamined at regular intervals to retain board certification.

A: Coastal Pediatric Associates is a medical practice that specializes in the care of newborns, infants, toddlers, children, adolescents and young adults.

A: Dental exams are recommended for children by 1 year of age.

A: Children over the age of four should visit their pediatrician every year for an annual health visit. This visit will include a physical exam and a developmental, behavioral, and learning assessment. Prior to turning four, children should visit their pediatrician following the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended schedule of well-care visits.

A: Legacy Pediatrics is a pediatric care provider that offers comprehensive care for children from birth through college. We have experienced pediatricians and physician assistants on staff, and we offer same-day appointments for minor concerns. We are contracted with most insurance plans, including NC Medicaid, and we have a convenient online patient portal for refill requests and scheduling.

A: In the first 12 months, your baby will learn to say a few words like "mama," "dada," and "bye-bye."

A: The AAP membership operates on an anniversary date year, with new members' start date being the date their membership is approved and the payment is processed. All memberships are 12-months long. Members may join chapters, sections, or councils anytime of the year with a full chapter/section/council dues payment.

A: The American Academy of Pediatrics' budget is generated from member dues, programs, publishing, and development, and supports major areas of expense such as advocacy, education, and research.

A: Log in to shop.aap.org. Click on the "My Profile" link in the upper right corner of the screen. Update your information. Click the "Save" button.

Detailed instructions:

Log in to shop.aap.org. Click on the "My Profile" link in the upper right corner of the screen.

Update your information. Click the "Save" button.

A: If you are a medical student, resident, or fellow, you can request a free membership. You can also request a free membership if you are a retired pediatrician.

A: The AAP now offers a new membership category for international members who are not currently training or working in the United States.

A: Your registration fee of $100 is due at the time of registration, and monthly membership fees are charged on the first day of the month.