Pediatric Telehealth for Alabama Families
Convenient virtual care for the whole family, kids, teens, siblings, and parents, all from home. Same-day visits for mild illnesses, parent questions, feeding support, and family-centered care. Serving families inside and outside of Alabama.
Two Ways We Support Families
We offer medical telehealth visits for infants, children, teens, siblings, and parents physically located in Alabama, plus educational parent guidance for families nationwide, since state laws allow medical diagnosis and treatment only for patients located in Alabama at the time of their visit.
Medical Telehealth Visits for Alabama Families
Quick Care Visit - AlabamaResident
Quick medical care for common concerns-
Same-day visits for acute illness and quick concerns
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Brief symptom assessment and treatment guidance
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Help deciding if you need urgent care or the ER
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Prescriptions when appropriate
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School or work excuse notes when appropriate
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Available for children and parents
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Sibling or parent add-on $30 each
Extended Care Visit - AlabamaResident
Practical pediatric guidance for more involved concerns
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Initial consult plus follow-up check-ins
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Support for multiple symptoms and detailed treatment planning
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Personalized guidance plans when appropriate
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Electronic and printable educational materials
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Sleep, feeding, and starting solids support
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Potty training, weaning, behavior, and parenting transitions
Nationwide Parent Guidance + Coaching Calls
Parent Support Call
Quick reassurance and symptom guidance, educational only-
Reassurance for mild symptom questions and "is this normal?"
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Review of symptom descriptions and photos you share
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Help identifying potential red flags
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Guidance on supportive care measures
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Know when to contact your pediatrician or seek urgent care
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Help preparing questions for your local provider
Extended Parent Support Call
In-depth parenting and developmental coaching, educational only-
Initial consult plus follow-up check-ins
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Personalized guidance plans when appropriate
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Electronic and printable educational materials
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Sleep, feeding, and starting solids support
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Potty training, weaning, and baby-led weaning
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Toddler behavior and parenting transitions
Why Alabama Families Choose Telehealth
No Crowded Waiting Rooms
Keep your family away from other sick kids and germy lobbies while you wait to be seen.
Convenient Care From Home
Connect from the couch, the car, or wherever you happen to be when your child needs help.
Easier with Newborns
No packing everyone up or working a visit around the family schedule.
Same-Day Support
Get answers quickly instead of waiting days for the next available opening
Practical Parent Education
Walk away knowing what to watch for, what to do next, and when to seek more care.
Easy Follow-Ups
Check in on your child's recovery and progress from right where you already are.
Ready for Trusted Pediatric Care?
Schedule expert in-home newborn and pediatric support with just a few clicks. Our licensed nurses are available day or night to give your family peace of mind.
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.
Book Online
Choose your visit type and reserve a same-day or upcoming time slot online, with no phone calls or waiting on hold required.
Complete Intake
Complete your intake forms and consent paperwork online before your appointment, so your visit time is spent on care.
Join Your Visit
Join your virtual visit from your phone or computer at your scheduled time, from the couch, the car, or wherever works for you.
Get a Clear Plan
Receive guidance, education, treatment recommendations, prescriptions when appropriate, or a referral for in-person care.
What Telehealth Cannot Safely Diagnose or Treat
Telehealth has limitations and is not a replacement for emergency medical care or in-person evaluation when medically necessary. If you book an appt and the provider deems it necessary to be seen in person, appt will not be refunded. Some conditions require an in-person examination for safe medical care. Telehealth may not be appropriate for:
- Ear infections requiring ear examination
- Strep throat requiring testingList Item #2
- Breathing difficulty or respiratory distress
- Severe dehydration
- Significant injuries or lacerations
- Severe abdominal pain
- Infants requiring hands-on examination
- Severe allergic reactions
- Chest pain
- Neurologic emergencies
- Conditions requiring imaging, lab work, or procedures
If your child appears severely ill, lethargic, has difficulty breathing, or you believe they may be experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency medical care immediately.
Meet Your Provider and Collaborating Physician
Dr. Laura Mitchell
Meet Dr. Laura Mitchell of Willow Pediatric Wellness — a concierge-style pediatric practice serving families in Birmingham, Alabama.
Dr. Mitchell brings years of pediatric experience and a thoughtful, family-centered approach to care that aligns so 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:
• acute illness evaluation
• diagnosis + treatment
• prescriptions when appropriate
• school/work notes
• guidance on when urgent care or ER evaluation is needed
I’m incredibly grateful to partner with a physician who values both excellent medical care and supporting parents in a realistic, compassionate way.
Leslie Brewer, CRNP
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, urgent care provider, and mom of five. Leslie has over 10 years experience as a CRNP with a background in acute pediatric care, pediatric primary care, and family urgent care.