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CPCMG appointments

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Short answer: CPCMG asks families to book well-child visits four to six weeks ahead, arrive 20 minutes early, and give 24 hours’ notice to cancel[1].

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How does CPCMG say to schedule a well-child visit?

Call your CPCMG pediatrician’s office between 8am and 5pm, Monday through Friday, or use MyChart; CPCMG asks families to book well-child visits four to six weeks in advance[1].

How does CPCMG say to schedule a sick visit?

Call the office (Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, Saturday 8am to noon) or use MyChart. CPCMG points families to Nurse Care Connect on weekdays and to after-hours care after 5pm and on weekends[1].

What does CPCMG ask families to bring?

Insurance card and co-payment, any forms to be completed, and the child’s immunization card (CPCMG says there is a charge to replace a lost card). CPCMG asks families to arrive 20 minutes before the appointment[1].

What is the late, cancellation and no-show policy?

CPCMG may ask a patient to reschedule if more than 15 minutes late; asks for 24 hours’ notice to cancel; and says patients with three consecutive no-shows in a 12-month period may no longer be able to receive services from CPCMG[1].

What if a parent cannot attend?

For established patients CPCMG asks for a signed and dated note naming the accompanying person and giving permission to see and treat the child and for any recommended immunizations; a third-party consent form is available for a regular adult companion[1].

Frequently asked questions

How early should I arrive?

CPCMG asks for 20 minutes early for scheduled visits, and 15 or 30 minutes early for a first visit depending on whether the packet is complete.

How far ahead should I book a well visit?

CPCMG asks four to six weeks in advance.

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f All About Appointments. Children's Primary Care Medical Group (cpcmg.net). Retrieved 31 October 2026.