About
Dr. Steve Johnson serves as the pediatrician at Direct Pediatrics, seeing patients at the Norton Commons location in Prospect, Kentucky. He cares for children from birth through the teenage years under the practice's direct primary care model. Dr. Johnson gives each family direct 24/7 access by phone, text, or video. He conducts same-day sick visits and makes home visits for newborns. His clinical scope covers well-child checkups, milestone tracking, physicals, vaccinations, and on-site testing for strep, flu, RSV, and UTIs. He also manages ADHD, anxiety, and chronic conditions for his patients.
Who is Dr. Johnson right for?
Dr. Johnson is a strong fit for families seeking a pediatrician who is genuinely reachable. Parents of newborns benefit from his home visit option and around-the-clock availability. Families managing ADHD, anxiety, or chronic pediatric conditions find his ongoing support valuable. He serves patients from birth through adolescence across the Norton Commons area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Johnson sees patients from newborns through teenagers. He provides care across every stage of childhood, from initial newborn visits through adolescent physicals and milestone tracking.
Yes. Dr. Johnson gives members 24/7 access by phone, text, or video. You do not need to wait for a scheduled appointment to ask a question or address a concern.
Yes. Dr. Johnson offers newborn home visits for families who have just welcomed a new baby. This allows him to check in with both the newborn and the family in a comfortable setting.
Dr. Johnson manages ADHD, anxiety, and a range of chronic pediatric conditions. He handles screenings, counseling, and long-term care planning for patients who need regular support.
Yes. Dr. Johnson offers same-day sick visits for members. He also provides on-site testing for strep, flu, RSV, and UTIs so families get answers quickly.
Dr. Johnson conducts well-child checkups, physicals, and developmental milestone tracking. He also administers vaccinations, which the practice bills directly to insurance.
Yes. Direct Pediatrics operates an in-house pharmacy, so Dr. Johnson can send a prescription and families leave the visit with medicine already in hand.
Doctor profile last updated April 11, 2026