​Vaccination Records

DelVAX Public Portal.html


​​​​​Vaccine Information

Forms

​​​​​Lead Screening

Forms

Vaccine Information Sheets

Well visit schedule

Office Forms

 Patient Registration.pdf

Release of records form.pdf

Release of records form SPANISH.pdf

Fax Release.pdf

HIPAA Privacy Policy.pdf 

DIAA 2021-2022.pdf

State of DE Child Health Appraisal Form.pdf

BOY SCOUT FORM.pdf

Revised Conner Parent.pdf

Revised Conner Teachers.pdf




In addition to caring for your children when they are sick, we also want to see them for regular well visits. Well checks focus on keeping your child healthy and are recommended at the following ages:
* 2-3 days                * 15 months              
* 1 month                * 18 months             
* 2 months               * 24 months             
* 4 months               * 30 months             
* 6 months               * 3 years                  
* 9 months               * THEN YEARLY
* 12 months      ​


​​​Vaccine Office Policy

Vaccinations can be a difficult decision for families. Choosing not to vaccinate puts some of our most vulnerable patients at risk. Therefore, effective immediately (September 12, 2022), we no longer accept unvaccinated new patients or families who plan on not vaccinating their newborn child(ren). If you have any questions regarding vaccines please call our office to speak with a nurse or discuss with your physician at your next appointment.





Click on this link for the pediatric recommended vaccination schedule: 

cdc recommended vaccine schedule.pdf



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​​DTaP Hib Hepatitis B Polio and Prevnar 13.pdf

Rotavirus.pdf

Hepatitis A.pdf

MMR.pdf

Varicella.pdf

Proquad.pdf

Tdap.pdf

Menactra.pdf

Trumenba.pdf

Gardasil.pdf

Influenza.pdf







Children between the ages of 9 months to 3 years of age are more likely to eat lead containing products (dirt, dust, old paint particles, etc.).  Lead exposure in early childhood is associated with developmental delay and reduced IQ, adversely affecting long-term cognitive outcomes, school performance, and social functioning.
*Lead screening tests are required by the state of Delaware at 1 and 2 years of age.