Complete Medical Care for Newborns to Adolescents
Pediatric Associates of Kingston

Immunization Info

NEW- Pentacel Info
NEW-Common Questions
Babies Schedule
NEW- Vaccine Safety
Parents Guide
Schedule:CDC
Schedule:MMWR

Patient Forms/Info

Financial Policy
Insurance Info-New Patients
Patient History
Patient Registration
Privacy Policy
Request Medical Record

Vaccine Information Sheets

Birth-6months
DTP
flumist spray
fluzone-shot
hepA
hepB
HIB
HPV
IPV
Meningitis
MMR
pneumicocal
rotavirus
Td
Tdap
Varicella(chicpox)

Secure Forms Library

Referral Request
Prescription Renewal
Appointment Request

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New patients transfering into our practice are required to obtain a copy of the medical and immunization record from their former physician. The Medical Record Request form listed above will assist you with that process. You will need to request these records ASAP as our office requires this information on your initial visit with us. If we do not receive the records prior to your scheduled visit you may be asked to re-schedule!

New patients, as well as existing families, will find the Patient Registration and Patient History forms of great assistance For our existing families, you can add your new addition quickly and easily by completing both patient registration and the patient history form. These completed forms can be brought to our office on your scheduled visit.

Referral Requests should be utilized when your insurance company requires referrals for specialized care. The Prescription Refill Request is for prescriptions of a chronic nature only. The Appointment Request is for well visits and other future appointments only, same day appointments please call the office directly at 288-6543

Child Online Housecall

Child Online Housecall for pediatric symptoms is designed for when your doctor's office is closed and you need to know what to do for your child's common symptoms and injuries.

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