We specialize in care for even the smallest and medically fragile patients. Each child has a different medical journey. Here at Specialty Care Pediatrics we understand that and strive to create care plans that ensure each patient’s care meets the highest of standards.
All of our RNs, LPNs and LVNs are fully screened and credentialed, and have experience providing care for pediatric patients with a variety of ailments.
Private Duty Nursing (PDN) allows your medically fragile child to receive quality, skilled nursing care in the comfort of their home: a setting preferred by most patients and their families.
Our priority is making sure our patients and families have access to on-call support any time you need it. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, including weekends and holidays.
We know that it can be overwhelming to find care that you trust for your child. Our staff is experienced, trained and full of compassion. We strive to bring love behind every clinical step we take in your home with your child. Below are some of the services we offer in your home with our loving staff.
During routine check-ups, we will evaluate your child’s growth and development and identify potential concerns. We’ll also make sure your child is up-to-date on vaccinations and address any questions or concerns you may have.
While we might tend to see more diagnoses than others, but we do not limit what we treat. If you do not see the diagnosis your child has been given, please reach out to us for care. The feeling can be isolating and that is the last thing we want you to feel at this time while finding care for your child.
Ventilator dependent, bronchopulmonary dysplasia, traumatic brain injury complications, syndrome- related complications, tracheostomy (either permanent or temporary).
Children with complications related to a congenital heart defect, syndrome-related complications, congenital anomaly, etc.
Seizure disorders, cerebral palsy, syndrome-related complications, etc.
Children who require feeding either via nasojejunal (NJ) tube or gastrostomy button (G button).
Most premature infants (24 – 32 weeks) have complications that would qualify them for home care.
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As a parent, you have high hopes and dreams for your child’s future, and nothing is more important than their health. At Specialty Care Pediatrics , understand it too – our team is ready to provide the support and care you need to help your child thrive. With years of experience and dedication to staying ahead of the curve, you can trust us to deliver the best possible care for your little one.