Your Pediatrician Near You in Roseville, MI

Our medical library is a searchable reference covering common childhood conditions, symptoms, and treatments - from ear infections and croup to eczema and stomach bugs. Instead of guessing your way through a generic internet search, you get pediatrician-reviewed information written specifically for children's health, so you understand what's happening and what to expect before your next visit.

One of the hardest calls a parent makes is deciding whether a symptom needs a doctor today, a doctor tomorrow, or just some rest and fluids. Our "Is Your Child Sick?" guidance walks you through common symptoms, fever, cough, rash, vomiting, and more, and helps you understand red flags that mean it's time to call us or seek emergency care, versus symptoms that can be safely managed at home overnight.

Over-the-counter medication dosing for kids isn't one-size-fits-all. It depends on weight, age, and the specific medication. Our dosage guides give parents clear, pediatrician-approved charts for common medicines like acetaminophen and ibuprofen, so you're not stuck doing math from a bottle label while your child is uncomfortable.

Illnesses tend to move through daycares, schools, and neighborhoods in waves, and knowing what's circulating can help you make sense of a sudden fever or rash. Our "What's Going Around" updates keep Roseville parents informed about seasonal illnesses currently active in the area, from strep throat and RSV to stomach bugs and flu, so you have context before you even call the office. It's a quick way to recognize whether your child's symptoms match something already going around their classroom.

Keeping track of which vaccines your child needs, and when, can be confusing across nearly two decades of visits. Our immunization schedule lays out the full AAP-recommended vaccine timeline in one place, from the earliest newborn shots through the boosters typically needed before starting school and the vaccines recommended in the teen years. It's a helpful reference for confirming your child is on track, prepping for a school or camp form, or simply understanding what's coming at the next well visit.

Not every question needs a phone call, but it does deserve a reliable source. Our Helpful Links page curates trusted, external resources, including the American Academy of Pediatrics and other reputable health organizations, so Roseville parents have a vetted starting point instead of an open-ended search engine. We've done the work of filtering out the noise so you can go straight to information you can actually trust.

Yes. When your child is ill, we do our best to see them the same day, and you may be seen by any of our physicians for a sick visit, even if they're not your child's usual doctor.

For well-child and follow-up visits, we make every effort to schedule with the physician of your choice. For sick visits, any of our providers can see your child, since all our doctors work from the same shared medical record.

Call our after-hours line at (586) 648-1299 and the answering service will connect you with the on-call doctor. Saturday sick appointments are available at our New Baltimore location for both New Baltimore and Roseville patients. For life-threatening emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest ER.

Yes, we follow the American Academy of Pediatrics vaccine guidelines for all routine immunizations.

Yes, we welcome new patients of all ages, from newborns to young adults up to 21.