A concierge pediatrician cares for a deliberately small number of families, so every child receives time, attention, and a real relationship with their doctor. Visits are unhurried, same day appointments are available when a child is sick, and parents can reach their doctor directly when something comes up.

I have practiced pediatrics in Beverly Hills since 2007, and I chose this way of working for a simple reason. A doctor who truly knows your child, their history, their personality, and their family, can see the full picture of their health. That is the foundation of everything I do.

No. Visits are open to every family, and membership is optional. My practice is out of network, and any patient can book an appointment on a simple fee for service basis. No membership is needed, just an appointment.

Membership is a choice for families who want the fullest version of this care, with priority scheduling and direct access built in. Whether your child comes in once or your family joins as members, they receive the same careful, whole child attention from me.

Simply call my office at (310) 248-2829 or reach out through the contact page to request an appointment. My practice is located at 9735 Wilshire Blvd, Unit 123, in Beverly Hills, and I welcome new patients for visits year round.

If your family is interested in membership, ask my office about joining the waitlist. I accept a small number of new memberships each year, and my team will walk you through the packages and current availability.

Yes. Single visits and second opinions are always welcome, with no membership and no obligation to join. Second opinions are some of the most meaningful work I do, especially for families navigating a complex diagnosis or a treatment decision that deserves a careful, unhurried review.

As a board-certified pediatrician and an attending physician at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, I bring two decades of clinical experience to that review, and I take the time to look at your child as a whole, not just the question on the chart.

There are two simple ways to be seen. Individual visits are billed on a fee for service basis, and optional membership packages bundle the services families use most, often at a meaningful savings. I keep different packages for different stages of a child's life, so the right fit for a newborn family looks different from the right fit for a family with teenagers.

Because the right answer depends on your family, I prefer to discuss it with you directly rather than list a single number. Please call my office at (310) 248-2829 for visit pricing, current packages, and availability.

My practice is an out of network provider for all insurance plans, which means I do not bill insurance directly. After each visit, my office provides a detailed superbill that you can submit to your insurer for possible reimbursement, depending on your plan's out of network benefits.

This structure is intentional. It keeps every clinical decision between me and your family, guided only by what your child needs. I recommend reviewing your plan's out of network coverage, and my office is glad to help you understand how the superbill works.

Membership brings together the services families use most. It includes priority scheduling, 24/7 direct access to me by phone and text, same day appointments, unlimited office visits and telehealth, comprehensive well visits, most routine vaccines, routine in office labs and screenings, newborn rounds at Cedars-Sinai, parental coaching, coordinated specialist referrals, and direct admission to the hospital when needed.

House calls are available for an additional fee, and discounts are available for additional family members. For current package details, my office is the best source: (310) 248-2829.

Because whole child care takes time, and time is the one thing I refuse to compromise. The limit on memberships is what protects the unhurried visits, the priority scheduling, and the direct access every member family receives. If I accepted everyone, I could keep none of those promises.

I have built this practice over nearly two decades on a simple conviction: lifelong health begins in childhood, and building it well requires a doctor with the time to see the whole child. The cap is not exclusivity for its own sake. It is how I keep the quality of care exactly where it should be.

It means member families can reach me directly, by phone or text, day or night. Not a call center and not an answering service. When a worried parent reaches out at eleven at night with a feverish child, the doctor who knows that child is the one who answers.

As a mother of two, I know exactly what those late night moments feel like. Giving parents real peace of mind, the kind that comes from knowing help is one message away, is one of the most important things this practice offers.

The Thriving Child Framework™ is my own approach to whole child care, developed over two decades of practicing pediatrics in Beverly Hills. At every visit, I look beyond milestones and measurements at six connected areas: physical health and development, mental and emotional wellbeing, gut health and nutrition, sleep, environment, and relationships and family dynamics.

I treat these as one connected system, because that is how children actually grow. The framework rests on a simple belief: lifelong health begins in childhood, and a doctor who sees the whole child can help build it well.

I am a board-certified pediatrician and an attending physician at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where I conduct newborn rounds and, when hospitalization is safe and warranted, can admit your child directly. I completed my residency at USC's Women's and Children's Hospital.

Over nearly twenty years of practice in Beverly Hills, I have built strong relationships with leading pediatric specialists across Los Angeles. When your child needs a specialist, I coordinate the referral, stay in communication with the specialist, and remain your child's primary advocate throughout their care.

Yes. Caring for newborns is one of the most meaningful parts of my practice. I conduct newborn rounds at Cedars-Sinai, so I am present for your family from the day your baby arrives, not weeks later at a first office visit.

The early weeks, what I think of as the fourth trimester, are among the most intense any family experiences. We talk through feeding, sleep, development, and the adjustment of welcoming a new person into your home, with as much time as you need. For expecting families, I welcome a conversation before your baby is born so the relationship can begin early.