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Kennesaw Pediatrics
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citysearch c.
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I went for a regular wellness visit for my Daughter on March 18, 2013. I would like to share my experience with the visit.\r
1. The most important part first. I was told that a hearing/vision test would be done. However NO ONE discussed with me the results of these tests and what is on the form that was provided to me is simply cryptic to me. (This is very bad). \r
2. Blood was drawn for some blood work and I HAVE NO clue what this is for. This could be a routine / normal thing but as a parent I think it is not too much to ask to help understand what sort of tests and what sorts of shots are being given for the day. (This is again bad. You see if I’m a pediatrician and know enough about these things I won’t be visiting Kennesaw Pediatrics. Right?)\r
3. With my previous pediatrician, every time the kids needed series of shots, (usually more than one) they ALWAYS had two nurses administer the shots simultaneously and it was instantly done. I was surprised to see they don’t do this.
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