Vanderbilt Integrated Pediatrics Brentwood

For your convenience, many of our clinics offer telehealth appointments for certain conditions. Our staff can help you determine if telehealth is right for you when you call to make an appointment. Learn how to prepare for a telehealth appointment.

When your child needs a more specialized level of pediatric medical or surgical care, you’ll experience seamless, coordinated care and communication between you, your pediatrician and our Monroe Carell specialists. Being directly tied to a nationally ranked children’s hospital brings comfort, knowing the quality of care you’ll receive.

Ensuring that all our families are heard and understood is important to us. We offer onsite, video and phone interpretation services for patients and parents who speak limited English, are visually impaired, deaf or hard of hearing. We offer many languages including American Sign Language, Spanish and Arabic.

Our easy-to-use online patient portal, My Health at Vanderbilt, gives you secure access to appointment scheduling and information, medication prescription refills, records and bill payment. Log in from your smartphone app or on the web. You can easily send medical questions to your child’s provider. You can even link your own account with all your children’s accounts to see your  family’s medical information in one convenient place.

When our pediatric primary care offices are closed, a symptom checker is available for all our patients using My Health at Vanderbilt. This online tool puts information about the most common childhood and adolescent symptoms and illnesses at your fingertips. Open your My Health at Vanderbilt app or visit MyHealthatVanderbilt.com, click menu, then symptom checker.

If you have an urgent question and our office is closed, you can still reach us by calling our clinic’s phone number. There is always a provider on call. We also have several after-hours clinics in middle Tennessee with later hours. Call us first before going to the emergency room unless your child has a life-threatening emergency.