Diagnostic and Treatment Services for Infants, Children and Adolescents
Keeping track of all the immunizations and exams your child needs during their first 21 years can be daunting! By reviewing the chart below you can see when to bring your child in for exams, immunizations and labs.
Diagnostic and Treatment Services
| Age | Exam | Immunization | Lab |
| Birth | Weight Check | Hep B #1 | |
| 1 Week | Well Baby Check | ||
| 2 Week | Physical Exam | ||
| 2 Month | Physical Exam | Pentacel #1/ Hep B #2/ PCV #1 / Rotarix 1 | |
| 4 Month | Physical Exam | Pentacel #2/ PCV #2/ Rotarix 2 | |
| 6 Month | Physical Exam | Pentacel #3/ Hep B #3/ PCV#3 | |
| 9 Month | Physical Exam | Hgb | |
| 12 Month | Physical Exam | MMR #1/ Varicella #1/ Hep A #1* | Lead Level |
| 15 Month | Physical Exam | ||
| 18 Month | Physical Exam | DTap #1/ PCV#4 | |
| 2 Year | Physical Exam | Lead Level | |
| 3 Year | Physical Exam | UA | |
| 4 Year | Physical Exam | Dtap #2/ IPV #1/ MMR #2/ Varicella #2 | |
| 5 Year | Physical Exam | ||
| 6 Year | Physical Exam | UA | |
| 9 Year | Physical Exam | UA | |
| 11-12 Year | Physical Exam | Tdap #1 / Menactra / HPV 1,2,3** | UA |
| 17-18 Year | Physical Exam | Tdap #2 / or Td and PPD test | UA |
- The five year series of immunizations can be received anytime after four years of age. After school age, we recommend a physical exam every year.
- One dose of Menactra (meningococcal vaccine) is recommended between 17-18 years of age. A required vaccine for most colleges.
- Booster dose to Dtap. Tdap is administered no sooner than five years after Dtap and not greater than ten years.
- Varivax booster is recommended now so may be ordered for children 5 years and up.
** Female only - 3 dose series
Call us today at (207) 784-5782 to schedule an appointment for your child or adolescent.
