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Accepting new patients and newborns. Same-day sick visits Monday to Friday. Care in English and Español.New patients

New patients

Joining Dare2Care Pediatrics

Call or text (770) 615-7000 and the front desk books your first visit. The registration forms come next, online, before you arrive.

How it works

Three steps to your first visit

  1. Step 1: Call or text to schedule

    Call or text (770) 615-7000 on weekdays from 9 to 5. Tell us your child’s age and whether it is a check-up, a sick visit, a newborn or a transfer of care.

  2. Step 2: Complete the forms online

    Registration, consent and history take about 10 minutes, and we ask for them before the visit. Have your insurance card handy.

  3. Step 3: Come to the first visit

    Bring your insurance card, ID, immunization and medical records. Plan 40 minutes; we do not rush first visits.

New baby, or one on the way

What newborn families get here

  • Seen 2 to 3 days after discharge

    Call or text (770) 615-7000 on the day you leave the hospital and the front desk books that first visit. We hold same-week slots for newborns.

  • A free prenatal visit before the birth

    About 20 minutes with Dr. Viswanadham in your third trimester, so you have a pediatrician named before the hospital asks.

  • Medicaid and PeachCare accepted

    Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids and most commercial plans, from birth through age 21.

Checklist

What to bring

  • Insurance card and a photo ID
  • Immunization records (or the name of the previous practice)
  • Prior medical records, or a signed release so we can request them
  • A list of current medications and allergies
  • School or sports forms that need completing
  • Your questions, written down

Good to know

Questions new families ask

Do you accept my insurance?

We participate with Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids and many commercial plans; the full list is on our insurance page. Call or text the front desk with your plan name and we will confirm before your visit.

Can I transfer my child’s care mid-treatment?

Yes. Sign a records release at the first visit and we will request the full chart. Ongoing prescriptions are reviewed and continued at the first visit.

Do you see children with special healthcare needs?

Yes. As a Patient-Centered Medical Home we coordinate with specialists, therapists and schools; care coordination visits are part of what we do.

Call or text to book the first visit

(770) 615-7000, weekdays 9 to 5. Newborns are seen 2–3 days after leaving the hospital, and the registration forms can wait until the visit is booked.