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Pediatrics

Infant & Childhood Health

Teen Health

Not quite children, not quite adults–adolescents have their own set of health care challenges.

Caring for Hudson County’s children for 50 years

Our highly skilled pediatricians and nurses have been taking care of Hudson County children for over 50 years. That’s generations of newborns we’ve helped nurture. Children and adolescents we’ve watched grow. And families we watched thrive.

Making life better for children is our driving passion at Alliance Community Health Care, Inc. From newborn to adolescence, we offer consistent access to quality health care that meets your child’s needs at every age and stage of development. Your child deserves nothing less. 

When should my child see a pediatrician?

Your child should be seen by an Alliance pediatrician for a check-up or well visit every 6-12 months (depending on their age). Regular visits allow us to get to know your child, establish trust, and provide the quality care they deserve.

We understand that no child wants to go to the doctor. So we have created a positive, caring and low stress environment that helps reduce anxiety for children and parents alike. By creating a safe space and promoting dialog between physician and parent, we can promote wellness, prevent illness and diagnose any health concerns early on.

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Follow-up to a previous visit or visit to another provider

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Any illness or health issue (except emergencies)

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School physical visits

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Medical clearance for surgery and dental work

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Follow-up to a previous visit or visit to another provider

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Testing

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Medication management

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Vaccinations/Immunizations

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Asthmatic care

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I expect during a pediatric visit?

As soon as you walk into our office, you’ll be greeted by a designated staff member who will review the reason for your visit and gather some necessary information to ensure your visit is seamless and stress free. Going forward, that staff member will coordinate your family’s in-office visits, camp physicals and specialist referrals.

After a brief wait in our child-friendly seating area, you and your child will be seen by a board-certified pediatrician or family doctor who can care for your entire family.

What medical services can I expect for my newborn baby?

Alliance pediatricians are dedicated to helping new parents build confidence and skills in caring for their newborn. At all stages of your baby’s development, your pediatrician will educate and answer questions in the essentials of newborn care including:

  • Bathing and breastfeeding
  • Crying and colic
  • Feeding and nutrition
  • Sleep and teething
  • Developmental Screening
  • What to expect as your child grows

Your pediatrician will also administer necessary immunizations, discussing with you doses, schedules and recommended ages. We will also monitor and report on your child’s developmental milestones, and discuss other health care-related issues essential to your baby’s well-being.

What is involved in a typical health care exam for my child?

Whether your child is healthy or has a medical issue that needs attention, each visit to includes a complete physical exam in which your health care provider will:

  • Check your child’s growth and development in order to find or prevent problem,
  • Record your child’s height, weight, and other important information,
  • Conduct hearing, vision, and other screening tests (during some visits).

At Alliance, we view every visit as an opportunity to get to know child and parent better, and educate about ways to improve care, prevent problems, and keep your child healthy.

How will my child’s care change as he/she reaches adolescence?

Helping children mature and grow to their full potential is one of the greatest challenges and greatest source of satisfaction of Alliance pediatricians.

Our pediatric care teams are recognized in the community for both their skill and compassion in dealing with the unique health care needs of adolescents. Each provider possesses special training in detecting, preventing and treating diseases that commonly arise by age 14 including:

  • Anxiety, depression and other mental health disorders
  • Alcohol or tobacco use, lack of physical activity, unprotected sex and/or exposure to violence.
  • Nutrition, diet and weight concerns
  • Complications linked to pregnancy and childbirth
  • Lower respiratory infections
  • HIV, suicide

Only the best for our teens

Not quite children, not quite adults, adolescents have their own set of health care challenges.

With a comprehensive array of health services geared toward adolescents, and acommitment to remove barriers to that care, Alliance Adolescent Health team makes easier for young people to take charge of their health, protect it, and improve their well-being.

Our Services

Alliance services are as diverse as the adolescent clients we serve. We go beyond sexual and reproductive health to address the full range of adolescents’ health and development concerns:

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Nutrition, diet and weight concerns

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Anti-bullying

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Suicide prevention

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Anxiety, depression and other mental health disorders

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Sports injuries

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Exposure to violence

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HIV

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Testing and Counseling Services

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Alcohol and other substance abuse

Reliable Support

Alliance’s Adolescent Health team optimizes every tool and resource in the health system and in the community to support adolescent health from schools, mobile clinics, pharmacies, and youth centers, to e-health, mobile apps and other outreach strategies.

Our goal is to remove the barriers to healthcare that prevent adolescents from getting the care they need, and to help them achieve optimal health and grow to their fullest potential.

We're Here Whenever You Need Us

Email

info@alliancech.org

Phone

(201)451-6300

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Open Hours

Mon - Fri: 8AM-6PM
Sat: 8AM-3PM

Address

115 Christopher Columbus Dr. Jersey City, NJ (07302)
Suites 100 & 101