Trusted Pediatric Clinic in Cedar Rapids
Choosing the right pediatrician is one of the most important decisions you can make for your child's health. At Physicians' Clinic of Iowa Pediatrics, our experienced pediatricians provide compassionate, comprehensive pediatric primary care for infants, children, and adolescents throughout Cedar Rapids and Eastern Iowa. We are committed to building lasting relationships with families while delivering personalized care in a welcoming, child-friendly environment.
Our pediatricians provide preventive care, well-child visits, immunizations, developmental screenings, and treatment for a wide range of childhood illnesses and injuries. From newborn care through adolescence, we focus on helping children grow, thrive, and stay healthy at every stage of life. Whether your child needs a routine checkup, management of a chronic condition, or care for an unexpected illness, you can trust PCI Pediatrics to deliver expert, family-centered care close to home.
Pediatric Treatments & Services
PCI Pediatrics provides comprehensive primary care for infants, children, and adolescents, from routine preventive visits to the diagnosis and treatment of childhood illnesses and injuries. Our pediatric services include:
- Well-Child Visits & Physical Exams: Routine infant, child, and adolescent exams focused on preventive care and overall health.
- Immunizations: Recommended childhood vaccinations to help protect against preventable diseases.
- Growth & Development Monitoring: Tracking developmental milestones related to physical growth, behavior, and skills.
- Illness & Injury Care: Diagnosis and treatment of common childhood illnesses, infections, injuries, and other health concerns.
- Health & Wellness Guidance: Information and support related to your child's health, safety, nutrition, and physical activity.
- Parent Education: Answers to questions about your child's growth, development, and changing healthcare needs.
- Lactation Counseling: Breastfeeding and infant feeding guidance for parents and families.
- Specialist Referrals & Coordination: Referrals to pediatric specialists and collaboration with other providers when additional care is needed.
At PCI, Our Pediatricians and Pediatric Team:
- Have specialized training in the physical, emotional, and behavioral needs of children.
- Only see children, so we have more experience recognizing and treating childhood illnesses.
- Can offer specialized care if your child was premature or has a health condition that needs close monitoring.
- Can help you find a specialist if your child needs pediatric surgery.
Schedule a Pediatric Appointment
PCI Pediatrics is accepting new patients, and no referral is needed!
Whether you're looking for a pediatrician for your newborn, scheduling a well-child visit, or seeking ongoing care for your child, contact PCI Pediatrics at (319) 247-3820 or schedule an appointment online.
PCI Pediatrics has a Certified Lactation Counselor! A Lactation Counselor’s role is to provide knowledge and counseling about breastfeeding and infant feeding to parents and families in the first years of life. We will work with you to support your breastfeeding goals and help you manage any feeding difficulties. Our counselor's special interests include initiation of breastfeeding, managing pumping and parental leave, and bottle/combo feeding.
Vaccine Policy
The pediatricians at this practice follow and recommend the vaccine schedule according to and approved by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). Immunizations are vital for the health and safety of our patients and our community. We strongly recommend patients to be fully immunized, unless medically contraindicated.
One of the main roles we have as physicians is to educate our patients and their caregivers on keeping their children healthy. We will provide education and address questions caregivers have about the recommended vaccine schedule. While we strongly recommend not delaying vaccines, we are willing to accommodate a delayed vaccine schedule as long as the caregiver agrees to the following:
We do not accept patients who will not receive any vaccines.
The patient must be working towards staying up-to-date on vaccines as mutually agreed upon by the caregiver and physician. The patient must return for follow-up vaccine appointments according to the agreed upon delayed schedule (and not further delay or skip vaccine appointments).
The patient must be up to date on recommended vaccines by age 2.
While we understand that decisions about patients' health is up to caregivers, if they are not willing to follow this vaccine policy, then another medical provider may be a better fit to care for that family.
Helpful Links
Follow Pediatricians for Trustworthy Content on Children’s Health - HealthyChildren.org
How much water should children drink? | AAP News | American Academy of Pediatrics
Why Do Babies Need the Hepatitis B Vaccine? - HealthyChildren.org
Fact Checked: Vaccines: Safe and Effective, No Link to Autism
Why Multiple Vaccines Are Safe—and Smart—for Your Child | AAP
What Do the CDC Childhood Vaccine Schedule Changes Mean for Iowa Families | The Gazette
Menstrual Disorders in Teens: Causes, Diagnosis & Treatment
Rotavirus Spreads Easily. Here's How to Keep Babies Healthy | AAP
How Active Is Your Toddler? | HealthyChildren.org
Treating Your Child's Fever: FAQs for Parents | Healthychildren.org
Vaccines Keep Kids Out of the Hospital, and That's a Big Deal | AAP