Welcome

Our ultimate goal is to provide the very best individualized healthcare to each of our patients. Pediatric Associates of Alexandria, Inc. has served Northern Virginia, parts of Maryland and the Washington D.C. area for over 50 years. With 16 providers and over 45 staff members, we are able to provide total healthcare for children, from infancy through adolescence and on to college. We make it a priority to establish an open, cooperative relationship with parents, involving them in the decision-making for the well-being of their child, our patient. We strive to make each visit a positive experience. Visit us before your baby is born for a prenatal visit with one of our providers.

Pediatric Associates is committed to being accessible to serve all of your child's health care needs. We believe that your child's medical home is the best place to receive healthcare, whenever possible.

By Appointment Only:
Monday - Thursday 6am - 8pm

Friday 6am - 6pm
Saturday 8 am - 12 noon
Sunday Closed
Special walk-in hours (No appointment needed)
Monday - Friday 6:00am - 6:30am

2013 Holidays
Office Will Be Closed

Tue 01/01 New Years
Mon 05/27 Memorial Day

Thu 07/04 Independence Day
Mon 09/02 Labor Day
Thu 11/28 Thanksgiving Day
Wed 12/25 Christmas Day

Wed 01/01/14 New Years

Emergency Room Waiting Times

News

FLU Clinics Flu vaccine is back in stock; call to schedule your appointment.

Beat the rush...
Call now to schedule your child's yearly and/or sports physical

Introducing PAA Asthma

What is Asthma?

Pediatric Associates is now offering the Tdap Vaccine for parents and caregivers

Ask our Receptionist about our Patient Portal

New HPV Vaccine Recommendations include routine use of quadrivalent human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV4, Gardasil) in boys 11-12 years of age.
For more information refer to links below:

HealthyChildren.org
AAP Immunization Website
Patient Education Online

The AAP and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in two separate guidelines, recommended that children should use rear-facing car seats until age 2 and that those age 12 and below should ride in the back seat. The AAP said in its recommendation, published in Pediatrics, that parents should switch to rear-facing car seats that can support heavier children up to age 2 when their child outgrows the weight limits on an infant car seat.

Download the Free HealthyChildren.org App!
HealthyChildren.org is now available on the go as a free app for iPhones, iPads and Android devices.

Learn more at:
Healthy Children

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