Pediatric Telehealth
Seen tonight, from your own home. Video visits with a pediatric nurse practitioner for mild illness, rashes, feeding questions, and the things that go wrong after the pediatrician's office has closed. Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy where appropriate.
Visit Types
Medical telehealth visits are for infants, children, teens, and parents physically located in Alabama at the time of the visit, because state law allows diagnosis and treatment only for patients in Alabama.
Outside Alabama? We offer nationwide parent guidance calls, which are education and coaching rather than medical care.
Diagnosis and treatment. Available to patients physically located in Alabama.
Quick medical care for common concerns
$70
Sibling or parent add-on $30 each
Book NowPractical pediatric guidance for more involved concerns
$150
Why Telehealth
Book a visit and be seen the same day, including evenings, rather than waiting days for the next opening.
Where a prescription is appropriate, it goes to your pharmacy from the visit, so it is ready when you are.
Connect from the couch, the car, or sitting up in bed. No packing a sick child into the car at 9pm.
No packing everyone up, and no exposing a newborn to a waiting room full of other sick children.
Walk away knowing what to watch for, what to do next, and when to seek more care.
Check in on your child's recovery and progress from right where you already are.
How It Works
Getting care for your family is simple, and you can be connected with a provider from home in just a few easy steps.
Choose your visit type and reserve a same-day or upcoming time slot online, with no phone calls or waiting on hold required.
Complete your intake forms and consent paperwork online before your appointment, so your visit time is spent on care.
Join your virtual visit from your phone or computer at your scheduled time, from the couch, the car, or wherever works for you.
Receive guidance, education, treatment recommendations, prescriptions when appropriate, or a referral for in-person care.
Important
Telehealth has limitations and is not a replacement for emergency medical care or in-person evaluation when medically necessary. Some conditions require an in-person examination for safe medical care. If you book an appointment and the provider determines you need to be seen in person, the appointment is not refunded.
Telehealth may not be appropriate for:
If your child appears severely ill or lethargic, has difficulty breathing, or you believe they may be experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency medical care immediately.
Your Care Team
Collaborating physician, Willow Pediatric Wellness
Dr. Laura Mitchell leads Willow Pediatric Wellness, a concierge-style pediatric practice serving families in Birmingham, Alabama.
She brings years of pediatric experience and a thoughtful, family-centered approach to care that aligns closely with the vision behind On Call Peds Care: accessible support, practical guidance, and helping parents feel less alone when navigating childhood illness and everyday concerns.
Through this collaboration, families can access telehealth visits that may include:
I am incredibly grateful to partner with a physician who values both excellent medical care and supporting parents in a realistic, compassionate way.
Pediatric nurse practitioner, urgent care provider, and mom of five
Leslie is a board-certified nurse practitioner with over ten years in pediatrics, across acute pediatric care, pediatric primary care, and family urgent care. Much of that time has been spent doing exactly what a telehealth visit does: working out what is going on from a description, a look, and a few good questions.
She is also a mother of five, which is its own kind of qualification when a child spikes a fever at nine at night. She knows the version of this where you are the parent, not the clinician, and you are not sure whether it is a wait-until-morning problem or a go-now one.
That combination is what she built On Call Peds Care around. Hospitals and pediatricians provide essential medical care, but a great deal of parenting happens in the hours between appointments, at home, in real time. Her aim on a visit is that you finish it knowing what is happening, what to do next, and what would make you call again.
She also writes and teaches as @ask_the_np_mom, where accessible newborn and pediatric education meets the reality of raising five children.
Common Questions
Kids, teens, siblings, and parents. Full medical telehealth visits are available to families located in Alabama. Educational guidance and parent coaching calls are available to families anywhere in the country.
Mild illnesses, rashes, feeding questions, sleep struggles, medication questions, and general parent concerns. If your child needs hands-on evaluation or urgent care, your provider will tell you directly and help you decide where to go.
Same-day appointments are often available. You can book directly online and join the visit from your phone or laptop without a waiting room.
Book a same-day virtual visit for mild illness, feeding concerns, sleep questions, or practical family guidance, all from home.
