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Pediatric care in Alpharetta, Georgia
Compassionate, evidence-based care for children and young adults from birth through age 21, and a medical home for children with autism and special health care needs. An NCQA-recognized Patient-Centered Medical Home in Alpharetta, serving families across North Georgia.
NCQAPatient-Centered Medical HomeExpecting a baby?
A free prenatal visit with Dr. Viswanadham, her free monthly newborn baby massage workshop, and a first office visit 2–3 days after you go home. Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids accepted.
What we do
From the first week of life through age 21, one practice that knows your family.
Birth to 2 months
Newborn care at Dare2Care Pediatrics covers the first hospital follow-up within days of birth, feeding and weight checks, jaundice screening, safe sleep guidance and 24-hour reassurance for new parents in Alpharetta.
Learn moreBirth to 21
Well child visits are scheduled check-ups from birth through age 21 that track growth and development, deliver vaccines on schedule, screen for vision, hearing and mental health, and give you time to ask about anything.
Learn moreBirth to 21
Same-day sick visits on weekdays for fevers, ear infections, coughs, rashes, stomach bugs, injuries and anything else that comes up, in the office or by telehealth, with in-house rapid tests for strep, flu, COVID-19 and RSV.
Learn more12 to 21
Adolescent care is confidential, respectful primary care for ages 12 to 21: yearly check-ups, sports physicals, mental health screening, nutrition, sleep, acne, puberty questions and a safe place for teens to ask what they cannot ask at home.
Learn moreToddler to 21
Behavioral health at Dare2Care Pediatrics means screening, diagnosis and first-line treatment for ADHD, anxiety, depression and developmental concerns inside your child’s medical home, led by a pediatrician with additional behavioral-health training.
Learn moreToddler to 21
Asthma and allergy care in Alpharetta, where pollen season runs from February to November: diagnosis, a written asthma action plan, controller and rescue medications, allergy testing referrals and school forms, plus same-day care for flares.
Learn moreWhy families choose us
NCQA
Recognized by the National Committee for Quality Assurance for same-day access, care coordination, evidence-based care and tracking outcomes for every patient.
Verify (opens in new tab)American Board of Pediatrics · American Academy of Pediatrics
Dr. Viswanadham is board-certified in pediatrics and a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Reach Out and Read
A new book at every well visit from 6 months to 5 years, and guidance on reading aloud.
What makes us different
Families drive from across North Georgia for these. Ask any of them at your first visit.
One of the few independent pediatric practices in North Georgia with Patient-Centered Medical Home recognition: coordinated care, measured quality, and a team that knows your child’s whole story.
Dr. Viswanadham holds additional REACH Institute training, so ADHD, anxiety, depression and developmental concerns are handled here, without a months-long wait for a specialist.
A medical home for children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, wheelchair users and complex medical needs: longer, calmer visits, care coordination with therapists and schools, and help with IEP, 504 and waiver paperwork, from birth through 21.
Text or call when we open and your child is seen that day, in the office or by video. Dr. Viswanadham is fluent in Spanish, so Spanish-speaking families get their questions answered directly, without an interpreter.
Children Dr. Viswanadham cared for two decades ago now bring their own babies, and several families drive an hour or more from Fayetteville, Peachtree City and Jonesboro to keep seeing her. Care runs from newborn to 21.
Reach Out and Read books at every visit, art workshops, flu clinics and story times: a practice that is part of the neighbourhood, not a franchise.
Insurance
Dare2Care Pediatrics accepts Georgia Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids through Amerigroup Community Care, CareSource and Peach State Health Plan, as well as many commercial insurance plans, helping families across Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Cumming and North Georgia access comprehensive pediatric care from birth through age 21.
We believe every child deserves compassionate, evidence-based care, including coordinated behavioral, developmental and special-needs support, regardless of insurance type. See the full list of plans on our insurance page and confirm your coverage before the first visit.
Families say it best: read what local families say about us on Google.
Our doctors
Board-certified pediatrician · Founder
Board-certified pediatrician and founder of Dare2Care Pediatrics with more than two decades of experience, additional training in behavioral and developmental health, and fluent in Spanish. Accepting new patients with Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids and most commercial plans.
Accepting new patients
Pediatric nurse practitioner · Doctor of Nursing Practice
Doctorally prepared pediatric nurse practitioner, at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta since 2008 in surgical and pediatric neurology nursing, and a former middle-school science teacher. Accepting new patients, including Georgia Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids.
Accepting new patients
Learn
Written by our providers, reviewed against AAP and CDC guidance, updated every year.
Prenatal · Newborn (0–2 months)
Between 28 and 40 weeks: choose a pediatrician, get the Tdap vaccine, decide on RSV protection, install the car seat, set up a safe sleep space, and know what happens to your baby at the hospital.
Newborns & feeding, Vaccines
Teen (12–18 years) · Young adult (18–21 years)
From about 12, part of every visit is private. Georgia lets minors consent on their own to certain care, including STI testing and treatment, and at 18 a patient controls their records. Here is how that works at Dare2Care Pediatrics.
Teens
Teen (12–18 years) · Young adult (18–21 years)
Before move-in: a well visit, required vaccines (meningitis B, updated boosters), a copy of records, medication refills, an insurance card that works out of state, and a plan for mental health support. Ninety minutes now saves a semester later.
Teens, Vaccines, Behavioral & mental health
Answers
Georgia has announced new Georgia Families plans (Humana Healthy Horizons, Molina and UnitedHealthcare Community Plan) for next year. Until they start, Amerigroup, CareSource and Peach State Health Plan continue, and we will update our insurance page as soon as we are enrolled with the new plans.
Yes. We welcome new patients with Georgia Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids from birth through age 21. Choose Dare2Care Pediatrics as your child’s primary care provider with your plan, then call or text (770) 615-7000 with the plan name and member ID.
Yes. Dare2Care Pediatrics is accepting new patients from birth through age 21. Complete the new patient forms online, then call or text (770) 615-7000 to schedule a first visit; newborns are seen within days of leaving the hospital.
Visits are billed as primary care, so Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids and commercial plans cover them like any other visit. Children on the Katie Beckett (TEFRA) pathway or a waiver program are welcome; we complete the paperwork and coordinate care.
Teen volunteers, story time, flu clinics and the everyday moments that make this a medical home. Follow along.
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