How to choose a Pediatrician?

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Tips from Members on IHM and Indian Moms:

>Check with Friends and neighbors in the area, as to which doctor they recommend?

>Try to go to an Indian, as they know more about our personal habits, foods, and remedies.

>Go to a doctor who has not less than 15years in the business.

>Check that the Ped is in network with your Insurance, and that the hospital that they are affiliated with is in network as well.

>It is not necessary for the Ped to be affiliated with the Hospital where you will deliver your baby.

>Check that the Ped practice has multiple doctors, in case your Ped is out of town or not available.

>Are the office hours of the practice comfortable to your schedule?

>What are their after-hours policy, on-call doctors/nurses, weekend arrangements?

>If you do wish to meet the doctor, do they charge a fee for prenatal consultation?

http://www.childbirthsolutions.com/articles/postpartum/pedsquest/index.php

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  1. doctor carolyn ashworthJuly 25, 2013 at 9:33 PM

    Choosing the right pediatrician for your child is hard enough especially if you are always moving. They might now fit your wants and needs but always be patient since it's your kid's health is at stake.

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