Important Office Policies

Important Policies

At Gwinnett Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, our goal is to provide your children with quality health care. To ensure that everyone receives the service their health requires, we have employed the following list of policies. We ask that you please respect these policies when bringing your children to our offices or communicating with our staff. Thank you.

A Conservative Pediatric Philosophy

Gwinnett Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine is proud to provide traditional, conservative health care in agreement with recommendations and guidelines offered by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

We do not experiment in unproven alternative-medicine practices but instead prefer to provide you with the highest quality of medical care, firmly grounded on established and time-tested medical practices and research. This philosophy governs our actions in many areas of medical care-giving including: Compliance with recommended schedules for childhood immunizations, judicious use of prescriptions, and avoidance of alternative treatment regimens and herbal remedies.

Simply put, we value you and your child and are unwilling to provide you with any level of care we deem experimental or unproven.

For answers to frequent questions about our practice or policies, see the Common Questions page.

Click here to download a sample form for questions to ask a doctor during your visit.