Magnolia Pediatrics of Virginia

Membership runs $120 per month per child. Magnolia Pediatrics offers discounts for multiple children and caps family membership at $250 per month. Louisiana residents can access Dr. Patterson via text and telehealth for $75 per month for the whole family.

The practice does not use insurance for office visits. Magnolia Pediatrics accepts HSA and FSA cards for monthly membership payments. Families can request a monthly superbill to submit to their insurance as an out-of-network provider. The practice does not accept Medicaid.

Membership covers newborn care, well-child checks, sick visits, sports physicals, telehealth, school and camp forms, developmental screenings, vision screenings, and mental health visits. In-house testing for strep, flu, RSV, COVID, mono, and urine dips also fall within the monthly fee. Labs, imaging, blood work, medications, and specialist referrals are not included.

Yes. Magnolia Pediatrics offers same-day sick visits, and families can text Dr. Patterson directly during the working day. The practice sees one patient or family at a time, so there is no waiting room crowding on arrival.

Yes, Dr. Patterson conducts telehealth visits for established patients. Louisiana residents can access her exclusively through text and virtual appointments for $75 per month per family.

The practice accepts patients from newborn through age 18, covering through the senior year of high school. Dr. Patterson also offers a free prenatal visit for expectant parents who want to meet her and tour the office before their baby arrives.

Yes. Dr. Patterson evaluates children for ADHD, anxiety, and depression. A new mental health evaluation carries a one-time fee of $300 and may involve multiple sessions. Children who already have a diagnosis and want ongoing management with Dr. Patterson can enroll in a mental health membership at $100 per month.

Yes. Magnolia Pediatrics partners with a third-party company to administer immunizations billed through the family's insurance. Dr. Patterson can also give adult flu shots, so parents do not need a separate pharmacy visit.

Families can use the enrollment link on the practice website to fill out the initial form. Dr. Patterson then schedules a meet-and-greet to review the patient agreement together. She recommends requesting medical records from your previous provider before the first visit.

Yes. Dr. Patterson offers medical ear piercing to non-patients for $75. She also accepts one-time visits on a case-by-case basis, with pricing ranging from $75 to $150 depending on the nature of the visit.