Complex Care Pediatrics
Quick Facts
| Membership Price Range | Pricing varies depending on the age and medical complexity of your child. Non-member fees: $75 acute visit, $200 well child check. |
| Practice Type | Direct Primary Care |
| Location | Twin Cities |
| Doctors | Michele Peterson MD, Pediatrics |
| Panel Size | 200 patients per doctor |
| Telehealth Type | Phone call, text, email, video chat |
| Housecalls | Yes |
| Telehealth Available | Yes |
About
At Complex Care Pediatrics, Dr. Michele Peterson delivers direct primary care to children across the Twin Cities. Her panel stays near 200 patients, giving her the time and focus each child deserves. She serves all children, though her roots are in caring for kids with complex and medically fragile conditions.
Membership covers well care, vaccinations, acute visits, and common office tests including strep, influenza, hemoglobin, and urine. Dr. Peterson draws additional labs in-office and sends them to an outside lab at discounted rates. She attends specialist appointments, hospital admissions, and ER visits as a consulting physician. Home visits are available, particularly for children with complex medical needs. Families with multiple children can access discounted membership pricing.
Details
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Monthly or annual fee paid directly to the doctor. Fee includes well care, vaccinations, acute care visits, and office tests (hemoglobin, strep, influenza, urine). Discounts available for multiple children in one family. Non-member: $75 acute visit, $200 well child check (additional fees for labs/vaccines).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Families pay a monthly or annual fee directly to Dr. Peterson. The fee covers well child visits, vaccinations, acute care visits, and common office tests including strep, influenza, hemoglobin, and urine. Pricing varies by the child's age and medical complexity. Families enrolling multiple children may qualify for a discount.
Yes. Complex Care Pediatrics welcomes all children. Dr. Peterson originally focused on medically complex kids but has expanded her practice to serve every child. Healthy children and those with routine care needs are fully welcome.
No. Dr. Peterson does not bill insurance for her services. Families pay a membership fee that covers her care directly. Insurance can still cover outside services such as specialist visits, hospitalization, labs sent to outside facilities, and urgent or emergency care.
Dr. Peterson offers same-day or next-day appointments for members. Families can also reach her 24/7 by phone, text, email, or video chat for questions that don't require an office visit.
Membership covers all well child checks, vaccinations, acute care visits, and in-office tests for strep, influenza, hemoglobin, and urine. Dr. Peterson also draws labs in-office and sends them to an outside lab at discounted rates. Care coordination with specialists is included as well.
Yes. Dr. Peterson conducts video visits for members. Families can also reach her by phone, text, or email. She makes herself available around the clock for member families.
Yes. Non-members can schedule a one-time acute visit for $75 or a well child check for $200. Additional fees apply for any labs or vaccines needed during those visits.
Dr. Peterson limits her panel to around 200 patients. That number gives her the capacity to offer same-day appointments, 24/7 direct access, and thorough care coordination for every child she serves.
Yes. Dr. Peterson attends specialist appointments, hospital admissions, and ER visits as a consulting physician. She coordinates directly with those care teams. This service is especially important for children managing multiple complex conditions.
Yes. Dr. Peterson offers home visits, particularly for children with complex or medically fragile needs. Families can request a home visit when getting to the office presents a challenge.
Practice last updated April 10, 2026