ASK Pediatric Services

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ASK Pediatric Services is a Tallahassee, Florida, children’s medical practice led by nurturing pediatrician Aisha Bailey, DO. 

Dr. Bailey and the team firmly believe that the best results come from cooperative care with the child and their parents. The team is passionate about constantly learning within their field so they can implement the most up-to-date practices with their patients. 

Dr. Bailey and the team at ASK Pediatric Services discuss options in depth with patients and their parents before proceeding with a care plan suited to their individual needs. 

They understand how important it is for parents to have peace of mind about the treatments their children receive, and the team works to educate parents about their children’s health and wellness.

ASK Pediatric Services sees patients as young as just a few days old and specializes in providing newborn care. They coach new parents throughout these visits and can check in on babies’ growth and development milestones. 

They also provide age-appropriate immunizations for babies, children, and adolescents. 

Parents may also bring their children to ASK Pediatric Services for general pediatrics and holistic healing. They can treat many short- and long-term illnesses, including the common cold, asthma, allergies, and mental health conditions like depression and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). 

Parents are also encouraged to bring children in for timely visits when they’re not sick. These wellness visits help parents identify ways of making their kids healthier or warding off future issues, while optional services like ear piercing ensure children’s safety during a routine procedure under a physician’s supervision. 

Schedule a pediatric appointment for any purpose at ASK Pediatric Services online or with a phone call at any time.

Specialties

• Pediatrician

Services

• Asthma
• Ear Piercing
• General Pediatrics
• Holistic Healing
• Immunizations
• Mental Health
• Newborn Care
• Sports Physicals