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Why a Child’s Health Should Not Depend on Just One Doctor

One patient. One entire team. Pediatric care that works together.

Finding a pediatrician for a child today often means more than simply securing a place in a doctor’s office. Parents are looking for reassurance. They want to know who they can turn to when their baby has a first fever, when illnesses keep coming back, or when they have questions about vaccination, development, sleep, movement or their child’s emotional wellbeing.

At MY CLINIC, we see pediatrics as long-term care for the child and support for the whole family. The pediatrician is a guide who knows the child, follows their development and, when needed, can recommend follow-up care from other specialists — all under one roof.

I would like more information about pediatric care

Parents today are not just looking for a pediatrician. They are looking for reassurance.

A baby’s first fever. Recurrent illnesses after starting kindergarten. A chronic cough or long-term abdominal pain in a school-age child, where it is not clear whether the cause is diet, stress or something more serious.

Children’s health is not an isolated discipline. Immunity, development, mental wellbeing, movement, sleep, nutrition and the environment in which the child grows up often meet in one place.

That is why care that is not fragmented makes sense. At MY CLINIC, parents have access to a team of specialists who communicate with each other, share information and work together to find the best solution for the whole family, taking the child’s current needs into account.

The pediatrician as a guide, not an isolated point of care

In the usual healthcare system, there is often a situation where the pediatrician identifies a problem, but the next steps — finding and booking a specialist, repeating the medical history, passing on medical reports and so on — are left to the parents.

Modern pediatrics can work differently.

The pediatrician remains the family’s main partner. They provide preventive care, vaccination, acute and chronic care, and oversee the child’s healthy development. If another perspective is needed, specialist care follows.

At MY CLINIC, the pediatrician can, when needed, work with an allergist, dermatologist, ENT specialist, physiotherapist, psychologist or other specialists.

How team-based pediatric care works at MY CLINIC

At MY CLINIC, we combine the personal approach of a family clinic with the professional background of a wide range of medical specialties. Our goal is not to replace the relationship between the child and the pediatrician, but to strengthen it.

The child has their own pediatrician, who knows them over time and accompanies them throughout their development. If a concern arises that goes beyond a routine check-up, another specialist can be involved quickly.

In practice, this means:

The pediatrician follows the child over time — monitoring development, vaccination and, together with the parents, helping to address more than just acute issues.
Information is shared among specialists — care is clearer thanks to continuity and coordination.
A comprehensive approach without unnecessary delays.
Less administration for parents.
A clear plan for the next steps — parents know exactly who to contact and what will follow.
The personal approach remains — the child is not just another name in the system, but someone the whole team truly knows.

Explore MY CLINIC children’s programs

When specialists become part of the care

Children’s health concerns often do not have one simple cause.
That is why it is an advantage when a team of experts can look at the child according to the type of difficulty.

Role in the team	When they help
Pediatrician	Prevention, vaccination, acute illnesses, growth, development and overall monitoring of the child. Blood tests and further diagnostics when needed. The pediatrician is the main guide through care.
Pediatric ENT	Recurrent rhinitis, ear infections, snoring, suspected adenoids or hearing difficulties.
Allergist / Immunologist	Chronic cough, allergies, eczema or frequent illness.
Dermatologist	Rashes, eczema, moles, allergic skin manifestations or other skin changes.
Physiotherapy / Rehabilitation	Psychomotor development, asymmetry, posture, scoliosis, back pain or sports load.
Occupational Therapy	Support for fine motor skills, graphomotor skills, sensory processing, independence and practical skills.
Gastroenterology	Long-term abdominal pain, reflux, diarrhea, constipation, loss of appetite, failure to thrive or suspected food intolerance.
Urology	Urinary difficulties, recurrent urinary tract infections, bedwetting or other urinary tract problems.
Gynecology	Sensitive care for adolescent girls; advice for menstrual difficulties, pain, discharge or questions related to puberty.
Surgery	Minor injuries, wounds, moles, skin lesions, consultations on surgical findings or follow-up care after procedures.
Eye Care / Ophthalmology	Preventive eye examinations, strabismus, worsening vision, headaches, school-related difficulties or fundus examination.
Orthopedics	Musculoskeletal pain, poor posture, flat feet, growing pains, injuries or sports overload.
Psychiatry (for Czech-speaking clients)	Anxiety, sleep disorders, mood changes, attention disorders, psychosomatic complaints or significant changes in behavior.
Sonography (8+)	Ultrasound examination based on a doctor’s recommendation, for example for abdominal pain or suspected changes in soft tissues.
Neurology (15+)	Headaches, migraines, dizziness, sensory disturbances, neurological difficulties or follow-up after a pediatrician’s recommendation.
Lactation Counseling	Support with breastfeeding, latch, pain, low milk supply, transition to complementary feeding or uncertainty in the first weeks after birth.
Podiatry	Care for feet and nails, flat feet, pressure marks, foot pain or advice on suitable support and regimen measures.
Nutritional Counseling	Child nutrition, picky eating, failure to thrive, sports load, overweight or nutrition regime for health concerns.
Psychologist / Other Specialists	Sleep, stress, anxiety, starting kindergarten or school, psychosomatics or changes in behavior.

team of specialists / MY CLINIC specialists

Most common situations by child’s age

Newborns and infants: a safe start from day one
The first months of life are beautiful and demanding at the same time. Parents deal with breastfeeding, sleep, colic, reflux, vaccination, first fevers, psychomotor development and positioning. With newborns, it is important that parents know when calm is enough and when it is better to consult a doctor.

My Newborn

Toddlers: kindergarten, immunity and speech development
The child begins to explore the world more actively. The first group setting arrives, along with defiance, speech development, changes in eating, toilet training and more frequent infections. Parents often ask what is still normal and when further examination makes sense.

My Child

Preschool children: immunity, school readiness and healthy development
In preschool age, chronic cough, allergies, night terrors, growing pains, school readiness or the first signs of attention difficulties are often addressed. Some concerns are temporary. Others deserve a broader view.

I want to consult my child's health and development

School-age children and teenagers: body, mind, sport and stress
In school-age children, abdominal pain and headaches, fatigue, stress, sleep disorders, back pain, poor posture or concerns related to adolescence appear more often. Physical symptoms may be linked to school, movement, sleep and mental wellbeing.

My Junior

Why it makes sense to register your child in time

Registering a child with a pediatrician is not just an administrative step. It is a decision about who will follow the child’s health, development and needs over the long term.

For newborns, it is ideal to choose a pediatrician before birth. For older children, it is wise not to postpone registration when parents want care that is clearer, more accessible and better connected.

MY CLINIC pediatric care is suitable for:

families with newborns and young children,
parents looking for a new pediatrician,
children with frequent illness, allergies, eczema or chronic cough,
children who need care from several specialists,
families who want long-term, clear and coordinated care.

MY CLINIC Children’s Programs

Program	Who it is for / when it is suitable
My Newborn	0-12 months; a safe start, regular check-ups and support during the first year of life.
My First Care	From birth to 2 years; regular pediatric care, prevention and professional guidance.
My Child	1-8 years; first group setting, more frequent infections, growth, development and prevention.
My Primary Care	3-18 years; long-term pediatric care, prevention and timely management of concerns.
My Junior	8-18 years; school-age children and teenagers, prevention, movement, mental wellbeing and personal responsibility for health.
My Vitality Mini	Comprehensive preventive program; pediatrics, laboratory diagnostics, physiotherapy and 2 optional specialties.
My Flex Care Mini	Premium year-round care with flexible use of services across specialties.

FAQ: What parents often ask

Does MY CLINIC accept new pediatric clients?
Yes, the pediatric center accepts new pediatric clients according to current capacity. We recommend getting in touch in good time, especially if you are expecting a baby or looking for long-term care for your child.

Can I register a newborn before birth?
Yes. It is advisable to arrange newborn registration before the child is born. After delivery, you already know where to turn.

What if my child needs a specialist?
The advantage of MY CLINIC is continuity of care. If the pediatrician assesses that further examination is appropriate, they can direct parents to specialists within the clinic.

Is the care suitable for children who are often ill?
Yes. Frequent illness is a topic where it is important to follow the child over time and, depending on the situation, consider ENT, allergy, immunology or other examinations.

Can I first request information only?
Yes. If you are not sure which program or form of care is right for your child, fill in the contact form. The MY CLINIC team will get back to you.

Register your child for pediatric care at MY CLINIC

A child’s health develops every month, every year and with every new stage of life. At MY CLINIC, you are not alone in caring for it. Behind your child stands a pediatrician, a team of specialists, modern diagnostics and care that connects logically.

Parents do not need just a doctor’s office. They need the reassurance that they have somewhere to turn.

One patient. One entire team. Pediatric care that sees the connections.

A New Generation of Pediatric Care 06.26.2026