Glenbrook Pediatrics

Services provided in addition to general pediatric, adolescent, & young adult care:

Attention deficit disorder consultation & management
Consultation on behavorial and developmental issues
Care of chronically ill children
Comprehensive collegiate physicals
Comprehensive asthma teaching; individual asthma plans; asthma educational material
Sports physicals
Safety pamphlets & educational materials
Information about new vaccines (i.e., meningococcal, prevnar)
Intravenous fluid in the office in cases of dehydration
Liquid nitrogen removal of warts
Ear piercing
Repair of lacerations with dermabond
Care of adopted infants and children (domestic and international)

Schedule of Monthly/Yearly Visits From Birth Through College
Each physician may vary from this schedule at individual visits.

Age	Services	Age	Services
1-2 days after leaving hospital	Office visit Weight evaluation Bilibubin as needed	2 or 2 1/2 years	Office visit PPD**
1 week	Office visit Extended newborn screen (optional) Hepatitis B #1 (if not given in hospital)	3 years	Office visit Hematocrit / Lead Urine
1 month	Office Visit (Hepatitis B #2)	4 years Must be > than 4 years	Office visit Half of the 5 year shots
2 months	Office visit IPV #1 DPaT #1 HiB #1 Prevnar #1 Rotateq#1 (oral vaccine)	5 years	Office visit IPV #4 DPaT #5 PPD** MMR #2 Varicella #2 Diabetes risk evaluation
4 months	Office visit IPV #2 DPaT #2 HiB #2 Prevnar #2 Rotateq#2 (oral vaccine)	6, 7, 8, 9 years	Office Visit Hematocrit every 2-3 years Urine
6 months	Office visit DPaT #3 HiB #3 Prevnar #3 Rotateq #3 (oral vaccine)	10 years	Office visit Diabetes risk evaluation PPD**
9 months	Office visit Hepatitis B #3 Hematocrit	11, 12, 13 years	Office visit Tdap HPV Series* Meningococcal vaccine
12 months Must be > than 12 months	Office visit MMR #1 Varicella #1 Hepatitis A #1	Entering Freshman year of high school	Office visit Tdap, HPV, Meningococcal, Hepatitis A and Varicella #2 if not previously given PPD** Urine Lipid Profile/Hematocrit or Complete Blood Count Diabetes risk evaluation
15 months	Office visit DPaT #4/HIB #4 Prevnar #4	Pre-Collegiate Physical	Office visit Comprehensive blood test Meningococcal vaccine if not given previously
18 months	Office visit Lead screen IPV #3 Hepatitis A #2		We can continue to care for young adults through age 21. Influenza vaccine is available from October through early winter

*If you travel out of the country, make an appointment with your doctor to discuss what else you may need to protect yourself from disease.
**Tuberculosis test may need to be sooner if a child is in day care or if you travel to countries where tuberculosis is prevalent

(Children with ADHD and on Ritalin , other stimulant medication or Strattera need height/weight checks every six months and a yearly check-up.)

Physical Exams should be scheduled yearly after the age of four.

Sports/Camp Physicals will need to be renewed yearly.

Please be sure to book early for summer physical exams as this is a popular time.
Early Spring and Fall are less busy times.