Our care team
Four clinicians, one practice, and one set of records. If your child sees us on Tuesday and you come in on Friday, it is the same practice, the same chart system, and the same people who know your family.
Our care team is a pediatrician and four nurse practitioners. We say that plainly because it is worth knowing before you book, and because a practice that is vague about it is usually being vague on purpose.
Nurse practitioners diagnose, treat, prescribe, and manage ongoing conditions. In a primary care clinic they are the clinicians most patients see most of the time, at this practice and at most others. If you want to know who specifically will be seeing you at a given appointment, ask when you book — that is a reasonable question and the front desk can answer it.
Credentials are transcribed verbatim from the practice’s own current pages.
The argument is not convenience, it is the chart. A provider who saw your child through three winters of ear infections knows what “another one” means. A provider who has your blood pressure from four visits rather than one knows whether today’s reading is you or the day you are having.
That only works if you keep coming back to the same place, which is the real case for a practice over a walk-in clinic — and it is the reason the practice covers both children and adults rather than specialising in one.
Being clear about this saves people a trip.