Welcome to Memorial Healthcare Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine!
Our practice is uniquely equipped to care for children from birth through age 18, allowing families to establish a trusted relationship with a single care team at every stage of childhood and adolescence. Our providers are certified in adolescent care and provide comprehensive, ongoing medical care, including preventive services, wellness visits, and the diagnosis and treatment of illnesses.
We also offer pediatric physical, occupational, and speech therapy services to support your child’s growth and development.
We encourage you to review our practice welcome letter by clicking here.
The welcome letter includes helpful information about:
- Scheduling appointments
- Prescriptions and medication refills
- Contacting our office
- Using the M-Health Patient Portal
- Additional resources and important information for patients and families
We look forward to partnering with you and your family and caring for your child throughout every stage of their growth and development.
Memorial Healthcare Pediatric Providers
Our providers deliver comprehensive and ongoing medical care to children from birth through adolescence. Care services range from general wellness management to diagnosing and treating childhood illnesses and conditions. To learn more about our providers, please scroll down the page and click on the “About” link.
2026-2027 Sports Physicals
Get ready for the upcoming school sports season by scheduling your annual well visit today. During your appointment, your provider can complete your 2026–2027 sports physical.
Before your appointment:
- Download and print the MHSAA Sports Physical Form by clicking here.
- Complete the form where noted.
- Bring the form with you to your well visit.
Not all bugs need drugs
Did you know that many common infections get better on their own — without antibiotics?
Antibiotics are important medicines used to treat certain bacterial infections, but they aren’t effective against viruses like colds and the flu. Using antibiotics when they aren’t needed can contribute to antibiotic resistance, making some bacterial infections harder to treat in the future.
Knowing when antibiotics are — and aren’t — needed can help protect your health and the health of our community.
Download our “Not All Bugs Need Drugs” informational brochure to learn more about common infections and when antibiotics may be appropriate.
Great Start Collaborative
To supplement the efforts of the Shiawassee Regional Education Service District, Memorial Healthcare serves as an active member of the Great Start Collaborative. This association comprises parents, educators, healthcare professionals, faith organizations, community leaders, businesses, and agencies across Michigan State and is led by the Early Childhood Investment Corporation (ECIC).
The main goal of this initiative is to provide every child with a Great Start, which includes health, safety, academic success, and overall quality of life. It consists of the following two groups:
- Great Start Collaborative Team: This team facilitates the creation of a coherent Early Childhood System that encompasses all individuals and organizations that participate in the initiative.
- Great Start Parent Coalition: Parents are essential to the success of their children and the Great Start Collaborative. This association enables them to work together and gather public investment in early childhood education. It also allows them to advocate for students to local and state government agencies and develop educational programs for other parents
