Caring for Children at All Stages of Development

Welcome to DMC’s Pediatric page! Our board-certified family practice providers specialize in pediatric care that is sensitive to the unique needs of your child. We care for children of all ages and stages—from newborns to toddlers through adolescents and young adults. Experts in diagnosing and treating all children, we partner with our young patients and their families to promote wellness, disease prevention, and education. We always accept new patients in every office, please call 603-537-1300 to establish care for your child(ren).

 

  • Well-child visits, including newborn and infant care
  • Childhood immunizations as recommended by the CDC
  • Adolescent care
  • Developmental screenings
  • Autism screenings
  • Walk-in and Saturday visits (Bedford & Londonderry)
  • Point-of-care testing (RSV, Flu, Strep, COVID)
  • Vision (including iScreen for children aged 1 yo – 5 yo) and hearing screenings
  • Pre-participation physicals (sports)
  • ADHD treatment
  • Minor procedures (mole biopsies and removals, laceration repair, wart treatment, ingrown toenails)
  • On-call advice

 

DMC Parenting Guide

DMC has compiled a reference guide to help parents navigate common childhood illnesses, injuries, and conditions.  To view and/or download, please click below.

DMC-ParentingGuide-PART 1

DMC-ParentingGuide-PART 2

For a sneak peek into DMC’s Parenting Guide, please click on the images below.

Bright Futures Handouts 

The Bright Futures handouts below provide age-related guidance for parents and caregivers. 

3 – 5 Days Old

1 Month Old

2 Months Old

4 Months Old

6 Months Old

9  Months Old

12 Months Old

15 Months Old 

18 Months Old

2 Years Old

2 1/2 Years Old

3 Years Old

4 Years Old

5 – 6 Years Old

7 – 8 Years Old

9 – 10 Years Old

11 – 14 Years Old

15 – 17 Years Old

The Bright Futures handouts below are for patients ages 7 – 21 years old.

7 – 8 Years Old

9 – 10 Years Old

11 – 14 Years Old

15 – 17 Years Old

18 – 21 Years Old

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT LEAD AND CHILDREN

Lead is a poison that harms nearly every part of a child’s body, especially the brain.

Lead poisoning happens when too much lead gets into the body. In children, this

happens when they breathe lead in, or eat or drink something that contains lead.

Please CLICK HERE to learn more or visit dhhs.nh.gov/leadinfo

Pediatric Forms:

Pediatric Information Sheet for Parents and Guardians (PDF)

Consent to Accompany a Minor Form: Electronic Version

Consent to Accompany a Minor Form: PDF/Printable Version

(For additional DMC forms and policies, please CLICK HERE.)