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Why Families Choose Us
Pediatric care that puts
your child first — always
At icare pediatrics, we partner with families to provide comprehensive, compassionate, and highly coordinated care — from your baby’s first breath to young adulthood.
Same-Day Sick Visits
Your child is sick today — we make room for them today. We reserve appointment slots every morning for same-day sick visits so you never have to choose between waiting it out and going to the ER for non-emergencies.
Patient Centered Medical Home
icare pediatrics is a recognized Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) through Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. That means coordinated care, chronic disease management, behavioral health support, and a team that knows your child deeply.
MyChart — Anytime Access
Message your care team, request prescription refills, review lab results, and schedule appointments — all from your phone via Epic MyChart. We respond to messages during business hours, typically within one business d
Well-Visit Navigator
Your child’s wellness journey,
every step of the way
Tap any age to see what to expect at that well-child visit — vaccines, milestones, and key topics we’ll discuss together.
Vaccines Due
- Hepatitis B — 1st dose (if not given at hospital)
Developmental Milestones
- Hearing screen completed at hospital
- Jaundice check
- Weight, length, head circumference
- Newborn screening results reviewed
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Feeding — breast milk or formula
- Safe sleep — ABCs (Alone, Back, Crib)
- Umbilical cord care
- When to call the doctor
- Car seat safety
- Vitamin D supplementation for breastfed babies
Vaccines Due
- VAXELIS (DTaP, Polio, Hib, Hep B) — 1st dose
- Prevnar-20 (Pneumococcal) — 1st dose
- Rotavirus (oral) — 1st dose
Developmental Milestones
- Smiles socially
- Follows faces with eyes
- Lifts head during tummy time
- Recognizes parents’ voice
- Coos and makes sounds
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Feeding schedule and amounts
- Sleep schedule and patterns
- Tummy time practice daily
- Developmental milestones
- Safe sleep reminders
- Postpartum support for parents
Vaccines Due
- VAXELIS — 2nd dose
- Prevnar-20 — 2nd dose
- Rotavirus (oral) — 2nd dose
Developmental Milestones
- Holds head steady
- Rolls from back to side
- Laughs and smiles
- Reaches for objects
- Sits with support
- Brings hands to mouth
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Introducing solid foods (not before 4–6 months)
- Sleep training — drowsy but awake
- Teething symptoms
- Oral health — gum wiping
- Screen time — avoid under 18–24 months
- Back to sleep always
Vaccines Due
- VAXELIS — 3rd dose
- Prevnar-20 — 3rd dose
- Rotavirus — 3rd dose (if needed)
- Influenza vaccine (annual, starting at 6 months)
Developmental Milestones
- Sits without support
- Babbles (“ba ba”, “da da”)
- Transfers objects hand to hand
- Recognizes familiar faces
- Responds to own name
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Starting solid foods — single-ingredient purées
- Early allergen introduction (peanuts, eggs)
- Cup introduction
- Iron supplementation if breastfed
- Safety — baby-proofing your home
- Stranger anxiety — normal at this age
Vaccines Due
- No routine vaccines at this visit — screening visit
Developmental Milestones
- Pulls to stand
- Crawls or scoots
- Uses pincer grasp
- Object permanence — searches for hidden objects
- Waves bye-bye
- Says “mama” or “dada” (nonspecific)
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Finger foods and choking safety
- Sleep regressions — normal
- Separation anxiety
- Lead and anemia screening
- Developmental screening (M-CHAT preview)
- Dental care — first tooth = first brush
Vaccines Due
- MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) — 1st dose
- Varicella (Chickenpox) — 1st dose
- Hepatitis A — 1st dose
- Prevnar-20 — 4th dose (if needed)
Developmental Milestones
- Takes first steps or walks
- Says 1–3 words with meaning
- Understands “no”
- Points to show interest
- Drinks from a sippy cup
- Feeds self with fingers
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Transitioning from formula to whole milk (12 months)
- Stopping the bottle by 15 months
- Limit juice to 4 oz/day max (or none)
- Weaning and toddler nutrition
- Transition from crib to toddler bed timing
- Discipline — redirection, not punishment
Vaccines Due
- DTaP — 4th dose
- Hib — 4th dose (if needed)
- Hepatitis A — 2nd dose (may be given)
Developmental Milestones
- Walks independently
- Says 3–6 words
- Stacks 2 blocks
- Scribbles with crayon
- Follows simple 1-step commands
- Uses spoon (messily)
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Temper tantrums — normal and expected
- Picky eating strategies
- Screen time limits
- Tooth brushing twice daily
- Potty training readiness signs
- Reading books together daily
Vaccines Due
- Hepatitis A — 2nd dose (if not at 15 months)
- Influenza (annual)
Developmental Milestones
- Vocabulary of 10–20+ words
- Begins combining 2 words
Topics We’ll Discuss
- M-CHAT autism screening
- Language development — talk and read constantly
- Toddler nutrition and mealtime battles
- Sleep — 11–14 hours including nap
- Fluoride toothpaste — grain-of-rice size
- Safety: water, stairs, car seats
Vaccines Due
- No routine vaccines (catch-up as needed)
- Influenza (annual)
Developmental Milestones
- 50+ words; 2–3 word phrases
- Runs and kicks a ball
- Turns book pages
- Parallel play with peers
- Follows 2-step instructions
- Beginning potty training readiness
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Speech delay screening
- Potty training — readiness and approach
- Preschool readiness
- Sleep needs (11–14 hours)
- Screen time — 1 hour/day max (quality content)
- Dental visit — first dentist appointment if not done
Vaccines Due
- Influenza (annual)
- Catch-up vaccines as needed
Developmental Milestones
- 3–4 word sentences
- Rides tricycle
- Dresses with help
- Engages in imaginative play
- Uses “I” in conversation
- Counts to 3 or more
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Preschool and school readiness
- Vision and hearing screening
- Blood pressure check (starts at 3)
- Nutrition — 3 meals + 2 snacks
- Oral health and dental care
- Emotional regulation and big feelings
Vaccines Due
- DTaP — 5th dose
- Polio (IPV) — 4th dose
- MMR — 2nd dose
- Varicella — 2nd dose
- Influenza (annual)
Developmental Milestones
- Speaks in full sentences
- Knows first and last name
- Hops on one foot
- Draws a person with 4 parts
- Follows 3-step instructions
- Cooperative play with peers
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Kindergarten readiness
- Vision and hearing screening
- Lead and hemoglobin screening
- Sun safety and outdoor play
- Media literacy basics
- Stranger safety and body autonomy
Vaccines Due
- Influenza (annual)
- Catch-up as needed
Developmental Milestones
- Reads simple words or beginning to
- Counts to 20+
- Rides bike with training wheels
- Ties shoes (some)
- Friendships becoming important
- Distinguishes fantasy from reality
Topics We’ll Discuss
- School performance and learning
- ADHD screening if concerns
- Helmet and bike safety
- Healthy lunch planning
- Sleep — 10–12 hours
- Bullying awareness and social skills
Vaccines Due
- Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis)
- MenACWY (Meningococcal) — 1st dose
- HPV vaccine — 2-dose series begins (6–12 months apart)
- Influenza (annual)
Developmental Milestones
- Puberty beginning (girls earlier, boys later)
- Abstract thinking emerging
- Peer relationships central
- More independent decision-making
- Identity exploration begins
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Puberty education
- HPV vaccine discussion
- Mental health check-in — anxiety, depression screening
- Healthy relationships and boundaries
- Social media safety
- Sleep — 9–12 hours critical
- Sports physicals
Vaccines Due
- MenACWY booster at 16
- HPV series completion
- Annual influenza
- Tdap if not given
- MenB (meningococcal B) — offered at 16+
Developmental Milestones
- Identity and independence development
- Driving (16+)
- College and career thinking
- Intimate relationships
- Executive function maturing
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Confidential teen conversation (parent steps out)
- Mental health — depression, anxiety, eating disorders
- Substance use education
- Sexual health and STI prevention
- Safe driving
- Transition to adult healthcare planning
- College health preparation
Two Convenient Locations
Serving Greater Lansing families
Okemos
icare Pediatrics—Okemos
2150 Association Dr., Suite 240
Okemos, MI 48864
Phone / Text
Okemos
icare Pediatrics—Okemos
2150 Association Dr., Suite 240
Okemos, MI 48864
Phone / Text
Now Welcoming New Patients at Both Locations
Accepting infants, children, and teens from birth through age 21 — including expectant parents for prenatal consultations.
Insurance We Accept
We work with most major insurance plans
Don’t see your plan? Call us at (517) 203-5447 — we verify benefits before your visit. We also offer financial assistance for uninsured families.
Our Care Team
17 people who will know
your child by name
Physicians, nurse practitioners, behavioral health specialists, care managers, and an extraordinary support team — all working together for your child.
Our Care Team
17 people who will know
your child by name
Physicians, nurse practitioners, behavioral health specialists, care managers, and an extraordinary support team — all working together for your child.