Rooted in Care, Ready to Soar!

Medical Center Pediatrics provides exceptional, physician-led care to support your child’s growth and well-being. Serving Metro Detroit and the surrounding areas since 1985.

Bingham Farms, MI • West Bloomfield, MI

Rooted in Care,
Ready to Soar!

Medical Center Pediatrics provides exceptional, physician-led care to support your child’s growth and well-being.

Bingham Farms, MI • West Bloomfield, MI

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Are you traveling for the holidays with a baby or toddler for the first time? Here’s some recommendations for what to bring on a plane! 🛩️

🔹 Extra everything - clothes (for you and baby), diapers, bottles
🔹 Your child’s favorite snack
🔹 A new toy/activity (not a favorite!) this helps stimulate them with something new and eliminates the risk of losing a favorite toy
🔹Car seat - Most U.S. car seats are FAA-approved child restraint systems that can be used when flying. If your child will be on your lap, it is usually free to check the car seat with your luggage

Parents who’ve been through this stage - what else do you recommend? 💬

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Are you traveling for the holidays with a baby or toddler for the first time? Here’s some recommendations for what to bring on a plane! 🛩️

🔹 Extra everything - clothes (for you and baby), diapers, bottles
🔹 Your child’s favorite snack
🔹 A new toy/activity (not a favorite!) this helps stimulate them with something new and eliminates the risk of losing a favorite toy
🔹Car seat - Most U.S. car seats are FAA-approved child restraint systems that can be used when flying. If your child will be on your lap, it is usually free to check the car seat with your luggage

Parents who’ve been through this stage - what else do you recommend? 💬

Sometimes, the words our children need most are the simplest ones. 💛
A little reassurance can go a long way in helping kids feel loved, supported, and confident enough to be themselves. Save this as a reminder for the moments when they need a little extra encouragement. 🫶
What would you add to the list? Let us know in the comments! 💬

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Sometimes, the words our children need most are the simplest ones. 💛
A little reassurance can go a long way in helping kids feel loved, supported, and confident enough to be themselves. Save this as a reminder for the moments when they need a little extra encouragement. 🫶
What would you add to the list? Let us know in the comments! 💬

Let’s talk about febrile seizures. 🌡️

Febrile seizures most often occur between 6 months and 5 years of age and are usually brief. While they can be frightening to witness, most children recover quickly and do not experience long-term effects.

What should parents know?
🔹 Keep your child safe by moving nearby objects away and placing them on their side when possible.
🔹 Never restrain your child or put anything in their mouth.
🔹 Time the seizure and observe what happens.
🔹 Call 911 if the seizure lasts 5 minutes or longer, your child has trouble breathing, or they do not regain consciousness. Seek prompt medical evaluation for a first-time seizure.

Fever-reducing medications can help your child feel more comfortable, but they don`t reliably prevent febrile seizures.

If your child has a seizure, seek medical guidance to help determine the cause and next steps. Have questions or concerns? Our team at Medical Center Pediatrics is here to support your family.

*Content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized medical guidance.

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Let’s talk about febrile seizures. 🌡️

Febrile seizures most often occur between 6 months and 5 years of age and are usually brief. While they can be frightening to witness, most children recover quickly and do not experience long-term effects.

What should parents know?
🔹 Keep your child safe by moving nearby objects away and placing them on their side when possible.
🔹 Never restrain your child or put anything in their mouth.
🔹 Time the seizure and observe what happens.
🔹 Call 911 if the seizure lasts 5 minutes or longer, your child has trouble breathing, or they do not regain consciousness. Seek prompt medical evaluation for a first-time seizure.

Fever-reducing medications can help your child feel more comfortable, but they don't reliably prevent febrile seizures.

If your child has a seizure, seek medical guidance to help determine the cause and next steps. Have questions or concerns? Our team at Medical Center Pediatrics is here to support your family.

*Content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized medical guidance.

Why Medical Center Pediatrics? Because your child is more than a chart, and your family is more than an appointment. 💙

It’s not just remembering that your child had a fever. It’s remembering how they responded the last time.

It’s not just checking off a well visit. It’s asking about the little things you’ve been keeping an eye on since we last saw you.
And it’s not just seeing you year after year. It’s watching your child grow, celebrating milestones, and building a relationship with your family along the way. 🩺✨

At Medical Center Pediatrics, we believe great pediatric care starts with getting to know the whole child and the family who loves them.

Because the best care is personal. 💙

https://medicalcenterpeds.com/new-patients/

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Why Medical Center Pediatrics? Because your child is more than a chart, and your family is more than an appointment. 💙

It’s not just remembering that your child had a fever. It’s remembering how they responded the last time.

It’s not just checking off a well visit. It’s asking about the little things you’ve been keeping an eye on since we last saw you.
And it’s not just seeing you year after year. It’s watching your child grow, celebrating milestones, and building a relationship with your family along the way. 🩺✨

At Medical Center Pediatrics, we believe great pediatric care starts with getting to know the whole child and the family who loves them.

Because the best care is personal. 💙

https://medicalcenterpeds.com/new-patients/

The Halloween fun continues at MCP!

Yesterday we showed off our Bingham Farms team, and today it’s West Bloomfield’s turn! Our team got into the Halloween spirit today with some fun costumes.

We’re so lucky to have a team that brings so much personality, creativity, and heart to caring for our MCP families! 🧡

Happy Halloween from all of us at Medical Center Pediatrics! 🎃

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The Halloween fun continues at MCP!

Yesterday we showed off our Bingham Farms team, and today it’s West Bloomfield’s turn! Our team got into the Halloween spirit today with some fun costumes.

We’re so lucky to have a team that brings so much personality, creativity, and heart to caring for our MCP families! 🧡

Happy Halloween from all of us at Medical Center Pediatrics! 🎃

You`ve been "ghosted." 👻 Happy Halloween!

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You've been "ghosted." 👻 Happy Halloween!

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Nothing makes us happier than watching a child grow and thrive! We welcome new patients, and provide care from birth to age 21.

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At Medical Center Pediatrics, our mission is to provide exceptional, physician-led care that supports every child’s growth and well-being from infancy through young adulthood.

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Bingham Farms

30400 Telegraph Rd, Suite 101
Bingham Farms, MI 48025-4371

Map & Directions

Phone
248-642-5437

Fax
248-642-5456

Office Hours

Monday - Thursday
8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday - Sunday
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Only sick visits by appointment, no walk-ins. Hours may vary by demand.

Walk-In Sick Visits

Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 8:45 am

West Bloomfield

5793 West Maple Road, Suite 153
West Bloomfield, MI 48322-4478

Map & Directions

Phone
248-539-7726

Fax
248-539-7823

Office Hours

Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday - Sunday
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Affiliated Hospitals

Our doctors are on staff at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital, Children’s Hospital of Michigan, and Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital.

After-Hours Care

If your child’s illness or injury is life threatening, dial 911.

Otherwise, for urgent matters that cannot wait until business hours, please call our answering service at 248-691-8614, and the doctor on call will contact you as soon as possible. While you are waiting for the doctor to return your call, please deactivate any call-blocking features on your phone. For privacy purposes, our doctors block their numbers.

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Poison Control Hotline
(800) 222-1222

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Dial/Text/Chat 988
www.988lifeline.org