Azalea Pediatrics provides primary care for infants, children and teens in Columbus, GA.
Amy Brown, MD
Azalea Pediatrics provides primary care for infants, children and teens in Columbus, GA.
Amy Brown, MD
Flu vaccines have arrived. Call us today to schedule a vaccine visit!
Now accepting all major insurances
Partnerships Built on Trust
Choosing a pediatrician for your child is an important decision! We value effective communication and strive to establish long term relationships built on mutual respect and trust.
New Patients Welcome
Thank you for trusting us with your child’s health. We welcome new patients starting at birth, and established patients can be seen up to their nineteenth birthday.
We Accept Most Insurance
In order to be as accessible as possible to the families in our community, we take most insurances, including Medicaid.
Get the Right Dose
Be confident that you are treating your child’s pain or fever with the correct dose of medication. We can guide you on how much to give, based on your child’s weight.
We will start administering RSV antibody October 1st for eligible infants.Almost all children get infected with RSV by age 2. Join us for a free webinar for parents on Friday, September 18, at 12 PM CT, to learn about the latest recommendations for protecting your baby. Hear from Healthy Children experts about prevention options, immunization timing, questions to ask your pediatrician, and when to seek medical care. Reserve your spot today: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8017861168625/WN_ySK5eoO4SSOAjaPkYPAVmw#/registration ...
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Measles can be serious, especially for young children. Learn how the MMR vaccine can help protect your family: bit.ly/3F5h2de ...
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We will be closed for Labor Day on September 7th. Normal business hours resume September 8th. ...
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For anyone who has filed for disability in Georgia in the last few months, you may experience long wait times. The state of Georgia is so far behind on claims that California and Arkansas have been assigned to help Georgia catch up. ...
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There is a new trend where children and teenagers are heating up their needohs on the microwave and then playing with them. Heating them up can cause them to explode and the sticky internal material sticks to skin. There are reports out of several states of 2nd and 3rd degree burns in children. There are similar reports of this happening when they are left in a hot car as well. ...
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We will be closed Friday June 19th in honor of Juneteenth. We will resume normal business hours Monday June 22nd. ...
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