We love FFP so much. Been taking our kids since 2014 and never had a negative experience. Kind staff and love our pediatrician who has great bedside manner and is attentive/thorough. Can’t say enough good things
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Did you know pediatricians receive an additional two years of medical training after becoming a physician? Kids’ bodies, minds, and constant growth mean they don’t simply have smaller versions of adult bodies.
Because kids are also on a lightning-fast developmental trajectory, they also need a physician who understands what to look for and when to intervene. It’s all part of helping kids grow up healthy, happy, and strong.
Same-day visits are almost always available for sick kids, and online booking makes it easy to plan those all-important well-checks.
We’re here to help at every stage: from diaper rashes and late-night worries to helping your teen thrive and transition into adulthood.
From rashes to fevers and everything in between, we’re here to help you through this exciting (and sometimes exhausting) phase of parenthood with empathy and evidence-based care.
Extra-special kids thrive when they have a consistent care team. As a physician-owned and directed practice, our provider turnover is lower than at “corporate” practices.
Teenagers may not have as many colds and ear infections, but their medical concerns are no less specialized. With access to oral and mental health on-site, we offer unmatched continuity of care.
For parents, launching a child into adulthood can feel almost as scary as bringing home a newborn. We’re here for their questions, your questions, and all those travel immunizations for that year abroad.
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We love FFP so much. Been taking our kids since 2014 and never had a negative experience. Kind staff and love our pediatrician who has great bedside manner and is attentive/thorough. Can’t say enough good things
—Allie B.
It isn’t just your child’s body that’s different from an adult’s. A child’s brain is still developing, but can also struggle with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and more.
Not only do we offer in-house counseling resources, but we can also help manage and monitor your child’s medications more closely than when counseling and medical care happen separately.