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 all know kids can be very picky about food. Here’s some tips to help encourage a variety of foods in your picky eater. ...
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Join us at Zombie Candy Crawl Trunk or Treat at Northside Rec Center October 30 from 5:30-8! ...
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We are now offering in office autism testing for our patients who need it. ...
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We have our private insurance flu and covid vaccines in. Call today for an appointment
For Medicaid patients, we expect our doses to be in shortly.The influenza virus spreads easily and quickly in classrooms and on the playground. During flu season, the virus can sweep through a classroom and shut down learning. The annual flu shot helps your child’s immune system recognize and resist the virus so they can stay in school, go on playdates, and continue doing all the things they love. The AAP recommends annual flu vaccination starting at 6 months of age. Learn more and talk to your pediatrician with questions: bit.ly/3dLvPwm ...
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