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CPCMG services and programs

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Short answer: CPCMG lists pediatric primary care services from prenatal visits to school and sports physicals, with several services available only at select sites[1].

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What services does CPCMG list?

CPCMG’s Services page lists:

  • Prenatal visits (complimentary)
  • Newborn care
  • Well-child exams
  • Adolescent healthcare (including STD testing)
  • Sick care and injuries
  • Asthma management
  • Immunizations
  • Hearing and vision screenings
  • Learning and development screenings
  • School, camp and sports physicals
[1]

Which services are offered only at select sites?

CPCMG marks these services with an asterisk and says they are provided “at select CPCMG sites with select providers”[1]:

  • ADHD/ADD evaluation and treatment
  • Mental and behavioral health evaluations
  • Lactation consultations
  • Weight and nutrition clinics (The W.E.L.L. Clinic)
  • Evening and weekend hour clinics (CPEC)
  • Video visits (for select symptoms)
  • Circumcisions
  • Tongue-tie (frenotomy) procedure
  • Ingrown toenail procedure
  • Ear piercings
  • Laceration repair

Call the office to ask whether a given service is available there.

What special programs does CPCMG list?

CPCMG’s Special Programs page names behavioral and mental health services, a lactation program, nutrition resources, and the W.E.L.L. Clinic and Walk with a Doc[2]. See behavioral and mental health, lactation program and Healthy Living Program. CPCMG’s ADHD resources page was marked “under construction” when retrieved and links only to Vanderbilt rating scale forms[2].

What is Nurse Care Connect?

CPCMG says Nurse Care Connect provides telephone advice from registered pediatric nurses, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm; callers reach it through the “Health Care Advice” option at their CPCMG office. CPCMG states the nurses cannot give a diagnosis or prescribe medications, though they can prescribe a limited number of medications in select cases per protocols[3]. For a life- or limb-threatening emergency CPCMG says to call 911[3].

What does CPCMG say its population health team does?

In a post on its site, CPCMG describes a Population Health team of pediatric registered nurses and care coordinators that handles most MyChart messages and medication refill requests and helps families find community resources. The post is credited to a CPCMG pediatrician and Medical Director of Population Health. It is CPCMG’s description of its own team and is not independently verified.[4]

Frequently asked questions

Does every CPCMG office offer every service?

No. CPCMG says some services are provided only at select sites with select providers.

Does CPCMG offer after-hours care?

CPCMG lists evening and weekend clinics called CPEC at six addresses; see the after-hours care page.

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c Services. Children's Primary Care Medical Group (cpcmg.net). Retrieved 31 October 2026.
  2. ^ a b Special Programs. Children's Primary Care Medical Group (cpcmg.net). Retrieved 31 October 2026.
  3. ^ a b Nurse Care Connect. Children's Primary Care Medical Group (cpcmg.net). Retrieved 31 October 2026.
  4. ^ Population Health Initiatives at CPCMG. Children's Primary Care Medical Group (cpcmg.net). Retrieved 31 October 2026.