We are thrilled to welcome you to KidMed, a beacon of specialized healthcare meticulously designed for children. Our mission is simple yet profound: to provide exceptional, tailored medical care that supports the health and well-being of children from infancy through adolescence. Understanding the unique medical needs and concerns of young patients, our clinic is dedicated to ensuring a nurturing environment where children receive the highest standard of care.
Established patients can enter the patient portal to access your health records, view your list of upcoming appointments, receive secure messages from your provider, pay your bill, and get statements and receipts!
If you are a new patient wanting to make an appointment, call our office at 252.364.4690 Monday through Friday 7:00 am – 4:00 pm. Save time during your visit by filling out your patient forms prior to your visit. These forms can be found on our Patient Portal.
Important News for Prospective Medicaid Families
Comprehensive Services Offered
At KidMed, we are devoted to providing a comprehensive spectrum of healthcare services tailored to meet the unique needs of children. Our dedicated team of professionals is equipped to deliver a wide range of treatments and diagnostic services, ensuring that each child receives the highest quality care from infancy through adolescence.
Physicals
School, sports, and camp physicals are often required to ensure participants are in good health. We have you covered!
Well-Baby Checkups
KidMed provides all necessary routine medical care from birth. Your newborn will need routine checkups starting just a few days after leaving the hospital. We’ve got you!
Sick Visits
No one is happy when a child feels poorly. We’ll be here whenever you need us to make things all better!
Vaccinations
We believe vaccinations are an important part of being a healthy kid, and we will strive to answer any questions you may have about whether or not they are right for your child.
Nutrition Guidance
It can be daunting to try and provide your child with all of the daily nutrition he or she needs. We offer healthy eating visits to those who are picky or who need to establish a healthy weight.
Convenience that works for families
We know it can be challenging to fit it all in. That’s why we have several ways that you can reach us!
Quick Appointments: Call our office for quick appointments – once made, preparing for the visit can easily be done from home (even in your pajamas!)
Virtual Visits: Need to see us virtually? We can do that too! Just make sure you note your need for virtual when you make that appointment.
Follow Your Progress: From our patient portal, you can easily find the information related to all of your visits.
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- Bye-Bye BottleHow to Help Your Baby Graduate to a Cup (Without Tears… Mostly) If your baby is turning one, congratulations! You have survived sleep deprivation, mystery stains, and the phase where everything is tested for edibility. (Including your phone.) Now comes the next milestone: saying goodbye to the bottle. Before you panic—deep breath. This does not have to be dramatic.… Read more: Bye-Bye Bottle
- Is It ADHD. . . or Just Bad Behavior?If you have ever looked at your child and thought, “Is this a neurological condition… or are you just being a tiny menace?” — congratulations, you are a normal parent. One minute your kid is sweet, thoughtful, and capable of deep focus. The next minute they are bouncing off the walls, ignoring you like you are background… Read more: Is It ADHD. . . or Just Bad Behavior?
- Bedwetting: The Overnight Problem Nobody Talks About (But Everyone Googles at 2 a.m.)Let’s get this out of the way first:If your child wets the bed, you are not alone.If you secretly worry you “did something wrong,” you did not.And if you have stripped sheets at midnight while whispering, “Please don’t wake up, please don’t wake up…” — welcome. You are among friends. Bedwetting (the medical term is enuresis, which already sounds way… Read more: Bedwetting: The Overnight Problem Nobody Talks About (But Everyone Googles at 2 a.m.)
