Pediatrics

Convenient access across Austin and surrounding areas

Selecting a pediatrician for your child is one of the most important things a parent will do, and this decision is not always an easy one.

Our goal is to provide the quality, compassion and individualized care to the families and our community in the Austin area. With offices in north Austin, Circle C and Leander, we are sure to have a location close to home.

We put the needs of your child first

ADC’s board-certified pediatricians offer services for your child from birth through 18 years. Our doctors and providers can help each and every step of the way with services which include, but are not limited to:

• Well child exams
• Immunizations
• School and sports physicals
• Hearing/Vision screenings
• Preventive services
• Same-day sick appointments
• Treatment of illness and injuries

The office experience

At ADC, we understand a trip to the pediatrician may be a frightening experience for your child.

We provide a comfortable, bright and cheery office for your children and ease their anxiety about the visit from the moment they walk in the door; and with separate well and sick waiting rooms available, we try to reduce the stress of coming to the office.

Our staff

Our Austin pediatric clinics recognize that a friendly, patient-centered staff is an integral part of the services we provide.

Our team is made up of dedicated medical professionals that have the knowledge, experience, and ability to provide the very best care for your child. From our front desk staff to your nurse and pediatrician, we try to exceed your expectations at each visit.

The Austin Diagnostic Clinic pediatricians are medical staff members at Dell Children’s Hospital, St. David’s North Austin Medical Center, St. David’s Main, St. David’s South Austin Medical Center, and Seton Medical Center.

About immunizations

The pediatricians at ADC want to work with all patients and their families to ensure a lifetime of good health. We believe that vaccines are an essential component of good preventive medicine.

Because we must protect the health of all of our patients, including those who are too young or too ill to be fully immunized, we cannot accept families who choose not to immunize their children.

If you have questions or concerns about your child’s immunization status, we encourage you to discuss this with your child’s pediatrician.

MMR vaccine

ADC pediatricians follow the vaccine schedule recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Centers for Disease Control. The MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine is given at one year of age with a booster dose at 4 years old.

There are currently no recommendations to deviate from this schedule or give early doses of the MMR vaccine outside of specific travel circumstances (mainly international travel). Any vaccines for travel need to be given 4-6 weeks prior to travel.

If you have further questions about this, you may schedule an appointment with your child’s physician. If you have questions about your own vaccination status, please contact your physician’s office.

For questions regarding international travel vaccines please contact the ADC Travel Clinic.