Donley Pediatrics

Donley Pediatrics charges a flat monthly fee based on the child's age. Newborns from birth through three months pay $200 per month. Infants from four to twenty-four months pay $175 per month. Children ages two through six pay $150 per month, and children seven and older pay $120 per month. The fee covers the full scope of care Dr. Donley provides directly. Labs, vaccines, specialists, and hospital care bill through insurance separately.

Membership covers routine well-child care, developmental screenings, unlimited in-person and virtual sick visits, chronic condition management, sports and school physical forms, and direct 24/7 access to Dr. Donley. Newborn membership also includes in-home newborn well visits, ongoing lactation support, and weight and feeding checks.

No. The monthly membership fee does not require insurance. Donley Pediatrics does not bill insurance for membership services. Insurance still covers labs, vaccines, specialist referrals, and any hospital care your child needs.

Yes. Membership runs month-to-month with no long-term contract. The practice asks for 30 days notice to allow for a responsible transition of care.

Every family starts with a free meet and greet. It is a no-pressure conversation where you can ask questions and decide whether the practice is the right fit. Dr. Donley recommends that expecting families schedule this before the baby arrives so care starts from day one.

Yes. Same-day access is a membership benefit. Dr. Donley also provides same-day responses to questions sent through text. Non-members cannot schedule same-day or next-day visits.

Yes. Dr. Donley makes in-home newborn visits within a set radius of the practice. She visits the hospital daily to see newborns and then comes to families at home in the early weeks after discharge. In-home visits are a core part of the newborn membership.

Donley Pediatrics cares for children from birth through adolescence. The practice has specific pricing tiers for newborns, infants, young children, and older kids. Dr. Donley currently prioritizes newborns and a small number of new patients.

Yes. Dr. Donley sees twins and multiples together during home visits rather than scheduling separate appointments for each child. Each child in the family requires their own membership.

Dr. Donley manages asthma, allergies, constipation, anxiety, depression, and ADHD as part of ongoing membership care. Chronic condition management does not require separate specialist visits for conditions she can handle directly.