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NEW PATIENTS

Welcome, New Patients and Families

Start here if your family is new to Sylacauga Pediatrics or Summit Pediatrics. Choose the office that works best for you, review what to bring, and learn how forms, insurance information and prior medical records fit into the first visit.

New-patient availability can change by office and provider, so call your preferred location before scheduling.

NEW-PATIENT AVAILABILITY BY OFFICE

Choose the Office That Works for Your Family

New-patient availability can vary by office, provider and appointment type. Call the location you prefer to confirm current availability before scheduling.

Sylacauga Pediatrics

115 West Clay Street
Sylacauga, Alabama 35150

New-Patient Availability:
Call to confirm current openings.

Summit Pediatrics – Chelsea

134 Foothills Parkway
Chelsea, Alabama 35043

New-Patient Availability:
Call to confirm current openings.

Summit Pediatrics – Valleydale Road

1200 Providence Park, Suite 100
Birmingham, Alabama 35242

New-Patient Availability:
Call to confirm current openings.

HOW TO GET STARTED

Four Simple Steps Before the First Visit

A little preparation makes the first appointment easier for both families and the pediatric care team.

1. Choose Your Office

Start with Sylacauga, Chelsea or Valleydale Road based on what is most convenient for your family.

2. Call About Availability

Ask whether the office is currently scheduling new patients and what appointment options are available.

3. Complete Forms & Records

Review patient forms and ask whether prior medical or immunization records are needed before the visit.

4. Bring the Essentials

Bring insurance information, records and the questions or concerns you want to discuss.

PREPARE FOR THE FIRST VISIT

What Should I Bring to a First Pediatric Appointment?

Bring the information that helps the pediatric team understand your child’s health history and complete the visit efficiently.

YOUR FIRST VISIT

What to Expect at the First Appointment

The first visit gives the care team a chance to understand your child’s history, current needs and the questions your family wants to discuss.

TRANSFERRING PEDIATRIC CARE

Moving Your Child’s Records to a New Pediatric Office

If your child has received care elsewhere, prior records can help the new pediatric team understand health history, immunizations, medications and earlier evaluations.

Use the Medical Records resource page for current instructions, and contact the office if you are unsure what needs to be sent before the first appointment.

NEW PATIENT QUESTIONS

Getting Started With Sylacauga Pediatrics or Summit Pediatrics

New-patient availability can change by office, provider and appointment type. Call Sylacauga, Chelsea or Valleydale Road directly to confirm current availability.

Start with the office most convenient for your family, then review its location page and call to confirm current new-patient availability.

Bring requested forms, insurance information if applicable, immunization records or prior medical records the office has asked for, an up-to-date medication list and your questions.

Use the Medical Records resource page for current instructions. The new office can also tell you which records it needs before the first appointment.

Review the Patient Forms page and follow the instructions from your office. Requirements can vary by visit type.

Insurance participation can change. Review the Insurance & Billing page, then confirm coverage with your insurance carrier and office before the visit.

NEED HELP CHOOSING?

Start With Your Office

Choose Sylacauga, Chelsea or Valleydale Road, then call the office directly for current new-patient availability and next steps.

Ready to Choose Your Pediatric Office?

Select the Sylacauga, Chelsea or Valleydale Road office that works best for your family, then call to confirm current new-patient availability.