Primary Health Meridian Pediatrics & Pediatric Urgent Care's Online Review Report Card

All staff was very welcoming and I had a great first appointment with Dr. Miller. I look forward to returning for future appointments!

My kids see Dr Courtney and I have to say she is hands down one of the best practitioners I’ve ever taken my kiddos to. She makes them laugh and makes the whole experience enjoyable. My kids look forward to going to the Dr now vs whining about it.

Such a great facility! The staff is amazing and friendly. Korina at the front helped us from beginning to end. She was professional and very helpful! We were in and out! They even had the antibiotic ready for us to take home at a minimal price! Overall an awesome experience! We will be back if we are ever super sick!

Primary Health Pediatric se distingue por brindar una atención médica pediátrica de calidad, centrada en el bienestar integral de los niños y adolescentes. Desde el primer contacto, el personal demuestra un trato amable, respetuoso y empático, lo cual genera confianza tanto en los pacientes como en sus familias. Los médicos y enfermeras muestran un alto nivel de profesionalismo y dedicación, tomándose el tiempo necesario para escuchar las inquietudes de los padres y explicar de manera clara cada diagnóstico o tratamiento. Esto permite que las familias se sientan acompañadas y seguras en cada etapa del cuidado de la salud de sus hijos. Además, Primary Health Pediatric promueve la prevención y el seguimiento adecuado del desarrollo infantil, ofreciendo orientación oportuna sobre vacunas, nutrición y hábitos saludables. El ambiente es limpio, organizado y pensado para que los niños se sientan cómodos y tranquilos durante su visita. Sin duda, Primary Health Pediatric es un excelente ejemplo de atención médica comprometida con la salud, el respeto y el cuidado humano, convirtiéndose en un apoyo fundamental para las familias y una institución confiable dentro de la comunidad.

I have never been Charged for so many "items above and beyond a well child check" prior to Primary Health. We only came here to follow our pediatrician when saltzer closed, but we are not staying. We have had 5 (maybe 6) well child checks here, across my 3 kids... After 3 of these well child check visits (50-66%+) I was "surprise-billed." This is probably a huge issue everywhere to be honest, but it was never an issue for me prior to Primary, especially not at 50-66% of my visits... Of the 3 charges, I paid the one (after calling in to ask why) because I knew I had made the inquiry. One was waived after a few phone calls... But the most recent one was the breaking point... Our pediatrician pointed out, that for the first time in his life, my 9 year old had slightly crossed from the normal BMI range, into the "Overweight" BMI range. Her verbatim advice, that I am now paying $113 for, was "just means more movement and less treats like ice cream" . . . while we also discussed that at this age a growth spurt could be right around the corner which would drop him right back into the "normal" BMI... I have taken my kids to 26 annual well child checks, and the information discussed is literally their height and weight. But I was Never aware previously that the well child check was no longer a well child check if my kid's growth pattern had changed... aren't I literally using my insurance to have my kid's growth checked... After calling twice about this charge, it was confirmed to me that when your kid's BMI-range changes, they will be given a new diagnosis and you will be charged for an office visit. . . Parents need to feel safe going to a well child check - Drs should be required to say "this will be outside of your WCC if we continue to discuss it". - But they aren't require to say anything, instead, we as parents are required to sign that if our kid is treated for anything outside the scope of a WCC, we will pay for it. Slight changes to BMI being outside the scope of a WCC is beyond my patience. Hoping our new Pediatrician's office will do their part to stick within WCC visits when I go in for WCCs. Otherwise, I may be better off just paying for sports physicals and not using my insurance coverage for preventative appointments.

I have never been Charged for so many "items above and beyond a well child check" prior to Primary Health. We only came here to follow our pediatrician when saltzer closed, but we are not staying. We have had 5 (maybe 6) well child checks here, across my 3 kids... After 3 of these well child check visits (50-66%+) I was "surprise-billed." This is probably a huge issue everywhere to be honest, but it was never an issue for me prior to Primary, especially not at 50-66% of my visits... Of the 3 charges, I paid the one (after calling in to ask why) because I knew I had made the inquiry. One was waived after a few phone calls... But the most recent one was the breaking point... Our pediatrician pointed out, that for the first time in his life, my 9 year old had slightly crossed from the normal BMI range, into the "Overweight" BMI range. Her verbatim advice, that I am now paying $113 for, was "just means more movement and less treats like ice cream" . . . while we also discussed that at this age a growth spurt could be right around the corner which would drop him right back into the "normal" BMI... I have taken my kids to 26 annual well child checks, and the information discussed is literally their height and weight. But I was Never aware previously that the well child check was no longer a well child check if my kid's growth pattern had changed... aren't I literally using my insurance to have my kid's growth checked... After calling twice about this charge, it was confirmed to me that when your kid's BMI-range changes, they will be given a new diagnosis and you will be charged for an office visit. . . Parents need to feel safe going to a well child check - Drs should be required to say "this will be outside of your WCC if we continue to discuss it". - But they aren't require to say anything, instead, we as parents are required to sign that if our kid is treated for anything outside the scope of a WCC, we will pay for it. Slight changes to BMI being outside the scope of a WCC is beyond my patience. Hoping our new Pediatrician's office will do their part to stick within WCC visits when I go in for WCCs. Otherwise, I may be better off just paying for sports physicals and not using my insurance coverage for preventative appointments. Adding a very recent photo of my "overweight" son for reference.

The staff, nurses, and the doctor were all very kind and I felt grateful and at ease to be in their care.

We love the staff at Primary Health Pediatrics. They are always caring, compassionate, and thorough.

Courtney and Zoie are amazing! They take time to get all information and help the best they can

Dr. Wilson was absolutely amazing. Very genuine doctor. Beckett came in with a fever and he was so quick to run certain tests and rule out RSV and the flu. He was very reassuring that he was going to be OK and really seems to care about his health. The call back the next day was so nice and reassuring! Thank you all so much for what you do!!