Stowe Farm Pediatrics

Membership at Stowe Farm Pediatrics costs $150 per month. This fee covers essentially all primary care needs, with no co-pays or unexpected bills. The practice also offers a limited number of discounted memberships for families with financial hardship, and Dr. Danziger is open to bartering for services.

Yes. Stowe Farm Pediatrics does not bill insurance for membership services, but the practice uses insurance for vaccines, imaging, labs, and prescriptions. Families with any insurance plan, as well as uninsured families or those with health sharing plans, can join.

To get started, submit an interest form on the practice website. Stowe Farm Pediatrics then contacts you to discuss your needs and, if accepting new patients, schedules a meet-and-greet visit. The practice is not always able to accommodate new patients, so reaching out early is important. Newborns must be pre-enrolled before delivery.

Yes. Members reach Dr. Danziger directly through a secure, HIPAA-compliant text messaging app. The practice does not use an answering service or nurse triage line. Texting almost always gets a faster response than calling.

Stowe Farm Pediatrics offers office visits, virtual visits, and home visits. Same and next-day appointments are available for acute concerns. A newborn home visit is included in membership for Leelanau County families, with a surcharge for Grand Traverse and Benzie County families.

Yes. Non-members in Grand Traverse and Leelanau Counties can schedule one-time in-office or home visits, pending availability. The practice also offers vaccinations, lactation services, and medical ear piercing to non-members.

Stowe Farm Pediatrics charges a one-time $300 re-enrollment fee for families who cancel their membership and wish to rejoin later. The practice also offers limited summer-only memberships for families with seasonal needs.

Yes. The practice partners with Vaxcare to provide all routine immunizations. Vaxcare bills commercial insurance directly, so most families pay no additional fee. The practice also offers self-pay vaccination. Vaccines are available to non-members based on availability. The practice hosts an annual Flu Shots and Farm Animals clinic each fall.

Stowe Farm Pediatrics partners with Jennifer Carrier, MSN, FNP-C, ANLC, to provide comprehensive lactation support in the Grand Traverse and Leelanau region. Services include prenatal consultations, breastfeeding support, and diagnosis and treatment of conditions like mastitis and thrush. Non-members can access lactation services as well.

Yes. Stowe Farm Pediatrics offers medical ear piercing using the Blomdahl medical-grade system, available in-office and at home. Dr. Danziger also hosts community events at the practice, including yoga and mindfulness sessions for children and a five-week series for girls ages 10 to 14. These events are open to non-members.