Keeping track of your child’s vaccines can get confusing, especially after a move, a change of pediatrician or a missed appointment. You don’t need to sort it all out before calling us.
Have whatever vaccine records you can find ready, and call South Florida Pediatrics at (786) 360-2030. Tell us your child’s age and what you’d like help with so we can discuss the right visit and what to bring.
Where do I find the vaccine schedule?
The American Academy of Pediatrics has a parent-friendly guide to its recommended vaccine schedule, with links to its 2026 schedules for children and teens.
Your child’s doctor can review that guidance alongside their records and health history, then explain what’s due and answer your questions.
My baby just came home. What should I bring?
Keep the hospital discharge papers and any vaccine records you received. Bring them to your baby’s first office visit so the doctor can review what was given and discuss the next steps.
Our newborn care guide walks you through preparing for that first appointment.
What if I’m unsure about MMR?
MMR protects against measles, mumps and rubella. If you’re unsure whether your child is due for a dose, bring their vaccine record for review. Mention any upcoming travel when you arrange the visit, too.
We’ve missed vaccines, or we can’t find the records
Start with what you have. Your child’s doctor can review the available records and discuss a plan. Don’t guess at dose dates or spacing based on a general article.
If records are missing, a previous doctor’s office or a state immunization registry may be able to help you find them. Let us know what you’re waiting for when you call.
A few things to ask before the visit
- What records should I bring, and how can I transfer them securely?
- Is the vaccine or appointment my child needs available for their age?
- Is there anything we should do to prepare?
- What should I confirm with my insurance company?
- If the school needs a form, which one should I bring?
Keep a copy of your child’s updated vaccine record. Check directly with their school, camp or sports program about the documents it requires.
We’re here to help you get started
Dr. Roberto Uriel speaks English and Spanish. Our office is at 3905 NW 107th Avenue, Suite 412, Doral, FL 33178.
Call (786) 360-2030 or visit our appointments page. If you request an appointment through the YourHealthFile portal, please wait for staff approval before treating it as confirmed. Our new-patient guide has more information about getting started and checking insurance.
This guide is general information. Your child’s doctor can advise on the vaccines and timing appropriate for them.