Kingdom Kids Pediatrics

Kingdom Kids Pediatrics charges $200 per month for infants ages 0 to 6 months, $150 per month for children ages 6 to 24 months, and $100 per month for children 24 months and older. Each additional child on the membership costs $50 per month, with a family maximum of $300 per month. Membership covers all well visits, sick visits, and 24-hour phone and text access to Dr. Landwerlen.

Yes. Kingdom Kids Pediatrics offers a pay-per-visit option for new patients at $300 for a one-hour appointment. Subsequent visits bill at $300 per hour, prorated based on time. Families who prefer predictable costs often find that the membership model offers better value for regular care.

No. Kingdom Kids Pediatrics operates outside insurance networks. The practice charges families directly, which allows Dr. Landwerlen to spend meaningful time with each patient and make care decisions without insurance constraints. Some families use health-sharing plans or HSA funds to cover membership fees.

Members reach Dr. Landwerlen directly by phone or text, 24 hours a day. For sick visits, she offers same-day or next-day scheduling. Visits happen in the home or via telehealth, depending on the situation. She also performs in-home testing including rapid strep tests and urine dips.

Yes. Dr. Landwerlen conducts sick visits via telehealth when in-person evaluation is not needed. Members schedule same-day or next-day telehealth appointments through the practice. In-home visits remain the primary care model for families in the Fishers area.

Kingdom Kids Pediatrics primarily serves the north side of Indianapolis, with a focus on Hamilton County communities including Fishers, Carmel, Noblesville, Westfield, and Zionsville. Dr. Landwerlen also welcomes families from across greater central Indiana who seek relationship-based, in-home pediatric care.

com. Dr. Landwerlen also offers a free 15-minute consultation for families who want to learn more before enrolling. You can request that consultation through the contact page on the practice website.

Membership covers all well visits and sick visits, developmental screenings, behavioral and mental health consultations, vaccination planning, nutritional counseling, sports and camp physicals, and ADHD and anxiety management. Members also receive 24-hour direct access to Dr. Landwerlen by phone or text. In-home testing such as rapid strep and urine dips is also available.

Yes. Dr. Landwerlen provides newborn care beginning with a hospital follow-up visit between 2 and 7 days of age. She then schedules a 2-week weight check, a 1-month visit, and a 2-month visit. Each appointment includes a comprehensive history and physical, feeding evaluation, cord care guidance, and a discussion of current newborn recommendations.