Patient Resources
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Patient Resources
Insurance & Billing
Learn more about the insurances carriers that we accept, billing terms & payments
Emergency Resources
Find local hospitals, urgent cares & poison control contact information
Emergency Information
If this is a emergency, please call 911 immediately.
For a poisoning emergency, please call the Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222
Local Emergency Rooms
Bradenton
Manatee Memorial Hospital
(941) 746-5111
206 2nd Street East
Bradenton, FL 34208
Lakewood Ranch Medical Center
(941) 782-2100
8330 Lakewood Ranch Boulevard
Bradenton, FL 34202
Sarasota
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
(941) 917-9000
1700 South Tamiami Trail
Sarasota, FL 34239
Saint Petersburg
John Hopkins All Children's Hospital
(727) 767-4410
801 6th Street South
Saint Petersburg Fl 337
Local Urgent Care Facilities
Bradenton
Bradenton Urgent Care Walk-In Clinic
(941) 745-5999
4647 Manatee Avenue West
Bradenton, FL 34209
Sarasota
Sarasota Urgent Care (West) by Memorial
(941) 554-4301
1435 South Tamiami Trail
Sarasota, FL 34239
Sarasota Urgent Care Walk-in Clinic
(941) 907-2800
6272 Lake Osprey Drive
Sarasota, FL 34240
Other Resources
Clinical Depression & Suicide Prevention
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, risk factors associated with suicide may include mental disorders such as clinical depression, previous suicide attempts, a barrier to accessing mental health treatment, physical illness and feelings of hopelessness or isolation. Those who need help, including children, can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK.
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Insurance, Billing & Payments
Insurance Carriers
The following is a list of some of the insurance carriers that we currently accept. Please call our office for verification, should your insurance carrier not be listed.
Billing Your Insurance
Our billing is directly linked to the electronic medical record system (EMR). Please make sure to bring your most updated insurance card every time you visit our office. The information on the card must be up to date and valid for the date of the appointment. Some healthcare carriers require a primary care provider (PCP).
Before your appointment, it is your responsibility to make sure that the name of one of our pediatricians or the name of APC Pediatrics is printed on the front of the card under PCP. If unsure, you may call your healthcare insurance or our office prior to your appointment. This pre-planning will ensure that by the time of your appointment your waiting time will be minimal and you will only be financially responsible for the co-pay, deductibles and/or the balance being charged to your healthcare plan.
Payment & Checkout
If you are enrolled in a healthcare plan that we accept, you should become very familiar with specifics of your coverage, exclusions, deductibles and co-payments for sick and well visits. You are ultimately responsible for any and all charges incurred. The amount of the co-payment and deductibles are determined by your healthcare carrier or insurance administrator and will be collected at the time of your registration for the appointment (Check-In).
After your visit, your child may be anxious to return home or perhaps restless when receiving an immunization. By collecting the co-payment and deductible at the time of the registration, you are able to immediately leave the office when your child's appointment ends. You may stop at the Check Out window to schedule your next appointment. Feel free to call us later, if your appointment becomes in conflict with your schedule, and we will be more than happy to accommodate your needs.
The Check Out window will have printed educational information that your pediatrician has recommended you to follow. If prescriptions were ordered you may pick them up at the check-out window. In addition, please feel free to ask our staff to fax your prescription to the pharmacy of your choice, and you’ ll be able to pick up your prescription on the way home avoiding the drop off process.
Dosing Chart
Our website is meant to provide reliable information consistent with the standard of care at the time of publication. It is not designed to be all inclusive nor is it intended to substitute for the individual advice and decision-making provided by your pediatrician. APC Pediatrics takes no responsibility for the all inclusive accuracy and content of these pages or that of links from these pages.
Acetaminophen (Tylenol) Dosing Chart
May give acetaminophen dose every 4 - 8 hours: No more than 5 doses in 24hrs
Ibuprofen (Motrin/Advil) Dosing Chart
May give ibuprofen dose every 6 - 8 hours (FOR BABIES 6 MONTHS and ABOVE ONLY)
Benadryl Dosing Chart
DIPHENHYDRAMINE (Brand Name: Benadryl)
For infants 6 months or older only**
Benadryl is an antihistamine, so it can be used for allergic reactions and allergies. It can be given every 6 hours. Benadryl comes in Children’s liquid suspension, Children’s Chewable tablets, Children’s Meltaway strips or adult tablets.
**DO NOT give benadryl to a child younger than 2 years unless advised by your physician
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