The Village Pediatrics

The Village Pediatrics charges a flat monthly membership fee of $150 per family, plus a one-time enrollment fee of $100. The monthly fee covers all in-office visits, virtual visits, and follow-up communication with Dr. Hall. The practice accepts HSA and FSA payments for membership fees.

Membership covers unlimited in-office visits, telemedicine visits, same-day and next-day scheduling, direct text and call access to Dr. Hall, after-hours access for urgent concerns, in-office lab testing, care coordination, and follow-up communication. The membership does not include external labs, imaging, or vaccines administered outside the office.

The Village Pediatrics does not bill insurance for any services. The practice recommends that families carry insurance as a safety net for hospitalizations, specialist referrals, ER visits, and outside imaging or labs. The practice accepts HSA and FSA funds toward membership fees.

Prospective families can book a free 30-minute Meet and Greet with Dr. Hall through the practice's online scheduling tool. That appointment gives families a chance to ask questions and learn whether the practice fits their needs before enrolling. Families can also enroll directly online.

Yes. The Village Pediatrics holds space every day for same-day visits. Dr. Hall does not double-book appointments, so families who need to be seen quickly get timely, unrushed care without a long wait.

Yes. All visits for newborns from birth through three months take place in the family's home. After three months, families may choose between home visits or office visits at 1418 Heights Blvd. in Houston.

Yes. The Village Pediatrics offers a-la-carte services for non-members. Ear piercing costs $100 plus earring cost. School and sports physicals cost $200. Sick visits cost $200. These services require no long-term commitment.

The Village Pediatrics serves patients from birth through adolescence. Dr. Hall provides specialized newborn care during the first months of life and continues care through childhood and the teen years, including mental health and developmental support.

Yes. Virtual visits are included in the membership fee. Telemedicine allows families to connect with Dr. Hall from home for concerns that do not require an in-person exam.

The Village Pediatrics runs rapid viral tests, rapid strep tests, urine dipstick, hemoglobin checks, and finger stick blood glucose testing in the office. Dr. Hall also keeps ibuprofen, acetaminophen, Rocephin, albuterol, dexamethasone, and Zyrtec on hand for use during visits.