Exceptional care at every age & stage
From the first newborn visit to the college farewell physical, icare pediatrics is your child's medical home for life. Tap your child's life stage to explore what we do at each visit.
Newborn Care
Birth to 2 monthsThe newborn period is one of the most important, and sometimes overwhelming, times for a family. Dr. Naz and our team are here to guide you through every milestone, question, and sleepless night.
- First newborn exam within 1 to 3 days after hospital discharge, usually by 3 to 5 days of age
- Weight checks, jaundice monitoring, and feeding support
- Hepatitis B vaccine and newborn metabolic screening review
- Safe sleep counseling and SIDS prevention education
- 24/7 on-call support, because we know the first weeks are intense
Infant Care
2 to 12 monthsRolling, crawling, first smiles and first words. We track every milestone, keep your baby protected, and answer every late-night question.
- Checkups at 2, 4, 6, 9 and 12 months
- Growth and development milestone tracking
- Vaccines on the recommended schedule
- Starting solid foods and allergy guidance
- Sleep routines, teething, and baby-proofing tips
Toddler Care
1 to 3 yearsBig feelings and big curiosity. We support healthy habits, early learning, and every new skill your toddler picks up.
- Checkups at 12, 15, 18, 24 and 30 months
- Speech, language, and developmental screening
- Picky eating and healthy habit guidance
- Toilet training, sleep, and daily routines
- Behavior support, from tantrums to transitions
School Age Care
4 to 10 yearsSchool, friends, and growing independence. We keep your child healthy, ready to learn, and confident at every grade.
- A well-child checkup every year
- Growth, vision, and hearing checks
- School readiness and learning concerns
- Healthy eating, activity, and screen-time guidance
- Immunizations, school forms, and behavioral health support
Tween Care
11 to 13 yearsPuberty, new pressures, and bigger questions. We become a trusted voice for both parents and tweens.
- A well-child checkup every year
- Puberty and body changes explained with care
- Recommended adolescent vaccines
- Emotional health, friendships, and social media
- One-on-one time to build trust and confidence
Teen Care
14 to 21 yearsFrom first jobs to college move-in day, we offer respectful, confidential care that grows with your young adult.
- Confidential, respectful teen care
- Mental health support with our behavioral health team
- Sports and camp physicals
- Healthy relationships, substance use, and safety
- College prep and the move to adult care
Same-Day Sick Visits
Sick today? Start with us.
We reserve appointments every day for children who need to be seen quickly. Call us when we open, Lansing at 8 AM or Okemos at 9 AM, or text us anytime to request a same-day visit. We’ll do our best to see your child that day.
For urgent concerns after hours, you’re still connected to our care team. Call (517) 203-5447 and press 1 for the on-call provider.
Immunizations
Protection for every stage of childhood.
We provide childhood and adolescent immunizations following current American Academy of Pediatrics recommendations, including seasonal flu and COVID vaccines and personalized catch-up schedules when your child has fallen behind.
Need vaccines without a full office visit? Call or text us to schedule a quick 5-minute vaccine visit.
ADHD Evaluation & Management
Understanding the whole child, not just the symptoms.
We provide comprehensive ADHD evaluation and ongoing care, using standardized rating scales and input from families and schools. When ADHD is diagnosed, we work with your family on an individualized plan that may include medication management, behavioral strategies, and coordination with your child’s school.
Emotional & Behavioral Health
Mental health is part of your child’s health.
We screen for emotional, behavioral, and mental health concerns as part of routine well-child care, following AAP Bright Futures recommendations. As children grow, this includes age-appropriate screening for anxiety, depression, and suicide risk.
When concerns arise, we don’t stop at the screening. Our team can provide in-office support, coordinate care with therapists and schools, and connect families with behavioral health specialists when needed.
Autism Spectrum Support
You don’t have to navigate autism alone.
We screen for early signs of autism at 18 and 24 months and listen whenever parents have concerns about their child’s development. If your child needs additional evaluation or has an autism diagnosis, our team stays alongside your family, helping coordinate evaluations, therapies, and school services, while continuing to care for your child’s overall health and development.
From speech and occupational therapy to behavioral services and school support, we help families understand the next steps and connect with the right resources.
Asthma Management
Helping your child breathe easier, and stay active.
Personalized asthma action plans, inhaler and trigger review, and school coordination, led by Nikki Moundros, PA-C. See our Asthma Clinic.
Allergy Evaluation & Management
Helping families understand allergies, and feel prepared.
We evaluate and manage food and environmental allergies, provide guidance on early allergen introduction, and help families understand how to prevent and respond to allergic reactions.
For children at risk of serious reactions, we provide personalized allergy action plans, prescribe epinephrine when appropriate, coordinate plans for school and daycare, and refer to a pediatric allergist when specialized evaluation is needed.
Collaborative Care Management (CoCM)
Mental health care, connected to the pediatrician your child already knows.
Jessica McBee, RN, and Pauline Dehlin, DNP, work with your child’s pediatric provider on ongoing behavioral health support. See our Integrated Behavioral Health program.
Provider Delivered Care Management (PDCM)
Personalized support for children with ongoing health needs.
Individualized care plans and coordination with specialists and schools for children with chronic or complex conditions, led by Arianna Beals, PA-C. See our PDCM program.
Telehealth & eVisits
Care from home, when a visit doesn’t need to be in person.
For many concerns, we can help without a trip to the office. Our providers offer telephone and virtual visits for follow-ups, medication checks, behavioral health check-ins, and questions that can be safely addressed from home.
If your child needs to be examined in person, we’ll let you know and help you schedule the right visit.
Vision & Hearing Screening
Because children may not always realize when they aren’t seeing or hearing clearly.
Vision and hearing screening are built into preventive care at icare pediatrics. We begin instrument-based vision screening as early as 12 months, transition to visual acuity testing as children are able to participate reliably, and begin routine hearing screening at age 4.
For adolescents and young adults, our hearing screening includes high-frequency testing at 6000 and 8000 Hz to help identify early hearing changes that standard screening may miss.
When a screening identifies a concern, we help families understand the results and coordinate appropriate follow-up.
Health Optimization & Nutrition Counseling
Healthy growth is about more than a number on the scale.
We partner with families to support healthy growth, nutrition, physical activity, sleep, and lifelong habits. Care is individualized to your child’s age, growth pattern, medical needs, and family goals.
Using a supportive, family-centered approach, we focus on practical changes that fit real life, without blame or shame. When additional nutrition support is needed, we can coordinate care with a dietitian or other specialists.
Transition to Adult Care
Preparing teens and young adults (ages 16 to 21) for healthcare independence: self-management education, medication reviews, college health prep, and adult provider referrals.
After-Hours On-Call
Your child’s care doesn’t end when the office closes.
For urgent medical concerns that cannot wait until the next business day, an icare pediatrics provider is available after hours. Call (517) 203-5447 and press 1 to reach the on-call provider. Please keep your phone nearby and available for the return call.
For non-urgent questions, appointment requests, or routine messages, use MyChart or text us and our team will respond during regular business hours.
School & Camp Physicals
Ready for school, camp, and everything in between.
We provide physical exams and health forms for school enrollment, preschool and kindergarten, summer camps, childcare, and other youth programs. We’ll review your child’s health history, immunizations, growth and development, and complete the required forms for their program.
Already had a recent well visit? Contact us before scheduling another appointment, since your child may not need a separate physical.
Integrated Behavioral Health
Jessica McBee, RN, Behavioral Health Care Manager
Mental health care, built into your child’s pediatric care.
Behavioral health support is integrated directly into our practice, so your child can receive mental health care alongside the pediatric team they already know and trust.
Jessica McBee, RN, Behavioral Health Care Manager, works closely with your child’s pediatric provider and our Psychiatric Consultant to provide coordinated, ongoing support tailored to your child and family.
Provider-Delivered Care Management (PDCM)
Personalized support for children who need more than a routine office visit.
Our PDCM program provides structured, team-based care for children with chronic or complex health conditions and ongoing health needs. We work with families to understand what matters most, set achievable health goals, create an individualized care plan, and provide ongoing support between visits.
Arianna Beals, PA-C
PDCM Care Management Lead
Arianna and our care management team work alongside your child’s pediatrician to coordinate care, monitor progress, address barriers, and help families confidently manage their child’s health.
Our care management program can support children with:
Asthma Clinic
Nikki Moundros, PA-C, Asthma Program Lead
Helping children breathe easier, stay active, and keep asthma under control.
Our dedicated Asthma Clinic provides personalized, ongoing care for children with asthma. Nikki Moundros, PA-C, Asthma Program Lead, works with families to understand symptoms and triggers, optimize treatment, and build confidence managing asthma at home, at school, and during sports and activities.
Our asthma care includes:
Expecting a baby?
Meet your pediatrician before your baby arrives.
Bringing home a new baby is exciting, and it can come with a lot of questions. You shouldn’t have to wait until your baby is born to start asking them.
At icare pediatrics, your relationship with us can begin before your baby arrives. Meet with Dr. Naz or Dr. Khurshid during your third trimester for a relaxed prenatal visit designed around you, your baby, and the questions on your mind.
No exam. No rushing. Just time to talk, prepare, and know who you’ll call when your baby is finally here.
Meet Your Baby’s Pediatrician
Spend about 30 minutes getting to know us before delivery. Ask about feeding, newborn care, vaccines, safe sleep, what to expect during those first few days, after-hours care, or anything else you’ve been wondering about.
Register Your Baby Before Birth
Complete your new-patient registration before delivery so there’s one less thing to think about once your baby arrives. When it’s time for that first visit, we’ll be ready to welcome you.
Your Baby’s First Visit
Those first days at home can bring new questions by the hour. Your baby’s first office visit is scheduled within 1 to 3 days after hospital discharge, usually by 3 to 5 days of age, based on your baby’s individual needs.
At that visit, we pay close attention to feeding, weight, hydration, and jaundice, review newborn screening information, answer your questions, and make sure both baby and family are adjusting well.
And if something worries you before that appointment, you don’t have to wait for the visit to call us.
Gentle, In-Office Jaundice Screening
We have transcutaneous bilirubin (TcB) testing right in our office, allowing us to check your newborn’s bilirubin level through the skin, quickly and without a needle. You’ll have the screening result during your visit, and if additional blood testing is needed, we’ll guide you through the next step.
What we’ll talk about before baby arrives
Ready for pediatric care that feels personal?
Now welcoming new patients in Okemos and Lansing. Come meet a team that will know your child, listen to your family, and be there as they grow.
Schedule Your First VisitNew patients, please call to schedule.