Pediatrician consultation

Our pediatricians are experienced child multi-specialists as well as child psychologists who know how to connect with children of any age. Establishing contact with the child and their parents and maintaining the child's health are the main priorities in their work. 

The pediatrician monitors the child's health from birth to adulthood, conducts preventive examinations, diagnoses and treats illnesses, oversees the child's development, and provides recommendations on vaccination, nutrition, and lifestyle. 

Issuance of Form 079/o Certificate for Summer Camp 

Planning your child's summer vacation? In the "Dobrebut" medical network, you can obtain a medical certificate for attending a children's camp after consulting with a pediatrician.

During the visit, the doctor will assess the child's health, conduct an examination, check for the necessary vaccinations if needed, and issue the Form 079/o certificate in accordance with current requirements. 

You can schedule a consultation with a pediatrician at any branch of the "Dobrebut" medical network.

Pediatric consultation is necessary:

• for preventive examinations and health monitoring before vaccination;
• in case of any complaints: abdominal pain, headache, earache, sore throat, limb pain, seizures, weight loss, nausea, vomiting, fever, cough, and other symptoms;
• for follow-up examinations in case of suspected developmental disorders in the child.

What is included in the service:

• establishing contact with the child;
• collecting complaints, clarifying the medical history;
• detailed questioning of parents about symptoms and the child's condition;
• familiarization with the child's development history and medical history;
• conducting a physical examination that includes an objective assessment, as well as measuring height, weight, body temperature, and heart rate; if necessary, measuring blood oxygen saturation;
• prescribing additional studies if needed;
• formulating a preliminary/final diagnosis;
• determining the patient's management strategy with mandatory detailed explanations to the child's parents about the prescribed medication and its dosage, features of increasing/decreasing the dose, possible side effects, etc.;
• setting a date for a follow-up visit to the doctor to adjust treatment and assess the child's condition in light of the conducted treatment;
• recommendations for adjusting the child's diet, sleep, and physical activity to maintain their health;
• developing an individual vaccination schedule in case any vaccinations, according to the vaccination schedule, were missed for any reason.