New Patients at Cobb Pediatrics
We look forward to developing a “provider-parent” partnership with you.
We look forward to developing a provider-parent partnership with you, to meet the needs of you and your family. Our professional team provides the quality care your child needs and the advice and counsel you want.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I schedule an appointment?
- Our office is paperless. Please click below to complete the appropriate electronic registration form:
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Upon receipt of your registration, our New Patient Coordinator will reach out to you to schedule your appointment (typically within one business day). If you have any questions or if you need assistance, please call our office at 770-425-5331.
- If your first scheduled appointment is a Well Visit and your child has any known, complex medical issues (such as developmental, chronic diseases, mental health, behavioral, ADHD, etc.), please let our Coordinator know when scheduling- we will block some extra time for your first appointment to ensure that all of your concerns are addressed.
- If you are transferring from another practice, we will need your immunization records prior to your first visit. If you need help requesting those from a previous doctor, let our Coordinator know. We are happy to assist.
Do you accept my insurance?
We participate with most managed care plans, including (but not limited to) Anthem/ Blue Cross Blue Shield, Coventry, United Healthcare, Aetna, Cigna, and Humana. We are also in network for the following Medicaid plans: Medicaid, Amerigroup, Peach State, and CareSource. We recommend that you check with your insurance company to confirm that we are “in-network” with your plan prior to registering with our practice. Please note that we are NOT in network for any Ambetter marketplace plans.
What if I do not have insurance?
Payment in full is expected at the time of your visit but we offer discounted rates for cash-pay patients. We also participate in the federally-funded “Vaccines For Children” (VFC) program, which helps children get the vaccines they need if families are uninsured or underinsured. Learn more about VFC and determine if you are eligible here.
