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Sun Pediatrics

Pediatrician in Alpharetta, GA

Sun Pediatrics Alpharetta pediatric clinic

Pediatrician in Alpharetta, GA

Sun Pediatrics’ Alpharetta office at 11975 Morris Road, Suite 330, gives families in North Fulton a board-certified pediatrician who can see a sick child the same day, a Saturday clinic twice a month, and one consistent doctor from the newborn visit through the last teen physical. We are just off Windward Parkway near GA-400, with easy parking.

Whether you are expecting your first baby, moving to Alpharetta and need a new practice, or switching from an office that could not fit your child in, we can usually see you this week. Call 678-501-5601 or request an appointment online.

Pediatric care in Alpharetta, from newborn to 18

Everything a growing child needs in one office, so you are not driving across North Fulton for a strep test.

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Hospital follow-up within 48 to 72 hours of discharge, weight and jaundice checks, feeding help. Prenatal visits let you meet us before the baby arrives.

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Growth, development and vision screening on the AAP schedule, plus Georgia Form 3231 for school entry. See our guide to Georgia school vaccination requirements.

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Fevers, ear infections, coughs, rashes, minor injuries. Slots are held every weekday; call before 10 a.m. for the best chance at a morning appointment.

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Strep, flu, RSV and COVID results before you leave, so treatment starts the same visit.

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The CDC and AAP schedule, with time to talk through any question a parent has.

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Milestone concerns, ADHD and learning questions, autism screening and referrals.

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Asthma, allergy and chronic condition management

Action plans, nebulizer treatments in the office, and coordination with specialists when needed.

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Pre-participation physicals, adolescent well visits, and a planned handoff to adult care around 18.

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For follow-ups, medication questions and the nights a drive is not realistic.

Why Alpharetta families choose Sun Pediatrics

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Same-day sick visits, held every weekday

We build the schedule around the fact that children get sick without warning. A sick child is seen today, by a pediatrician who has your child’s chart, not sent to urgent care.

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One doctor who knows your child

Families choose a primary provider at the first visit and can request them for every scheduled appointment. The AAP calls this the medical home, and it is the strongest predictor of good long-term care.

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Board-certified, and you can check

Every Sun Pediatrics physician is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics. Look each one up yourself; it takes a minute per name.

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Saturday and video access

Saturday clinic on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month, 9 a.m. to noon, plus secure video visits for the in-between.

Meet the Alpharetta pediatric team

Dr. Meenakshi Hari, MD, FAAP has practiced pediatrics for more than 25 years and leads the practice. Dr. Stephanie Montoya and Faith Jean-Louis see children of all ages across our four offices. Parents describe the team the same way in review after review: listens, never rushes, follows up. Read what they say on our reviews page.

What Alpharetta parents call us about, season by season

North Georgia has a rhythm, and so does a pediatric office. Knowing it helps you plan.

Late winter and spring. Tree pollen arrives early in metro Atlanta, often by late February. Itchy eyes, night cough and “a cold that never ends” are usually allergies. Our guide to seasonal allergies in Georgia kids explains how to tell, and what is safe to give.

Summer. Camp forms, sports physicals for fall teams, and heat. Book back-to-school physicals in June or July; August fills fast in Fulton County. Our pages on heat exhaustion in kids and swimming safety cover the two summer calls we get most.

Fall and winter. Flu, RSV and strep run from October through March. Flu shots are available at every well visit from September on, and same-day sick slots are busiest in January. When you cannot tell what your child has, our cold-or-flu guide and a rapid test in the office settle it.

Alpharetta office location and hours

11975 Morris Rd Ste 330, Alpharetta, Georgia 30005

Business Hours

Office Hours
Monday – Thursday: 8:00 AM – 4:45 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:15 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (1st & 3rd Saturday only)
Sunday: Closed
For Emergencies call 911

Lunch Closure
Monday – Thursday: 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
Friday: 12:30 PM – 1:00 PM

We are on Morris Road just off Windward Parkway, a short drive from GA-400, with easy parking. Families come to us from Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, Roswell and Cumming; if the Cumming office is closer on a given day, your chart and your doctor are there too.

After hours: call 678-501-5601 for guidance. For breathing trouble, a seizure lasting more than five minutes, or an unresponsive child, call 911. Our guide to child fever and when to worry covers the in-between.

New patients and insurance

Most of the intake happens online before your first visit, so the appointment is about your child rather than a clipboard. Start on the New Patients page, download anything you need from Forms, and check accepted plans on Insurance Resources. If your plan is not listed, call and the front desk will check. Transferring from another practice? Sign a records release at your first visit and we request the chart for you.

Frequently asked questions

Are you accepting new patients in Alpharetta?
Yes, from newborns to age 18. Most new families are seen within the week.

Can I get a same-day appointment for a sick child?
Yes. Same-day slots are held every weekday. Call as early as you can; mornings fill first.

Do you see newborns right after hospital discharge?
Yes, within 48 to 72 hours, as the AAP recommends. What that visit covers is in our guide to the newborn’s first pediatrician visit.

Which is closer for me, Alpharetta or Cumming?
Alpharetta is off GA-400 at Windward; Cumming is further north. Both share providers and records, so book whichever is closer or has the earliest opening. We also have offices in Marietta and East Cobb.

Schedule with an Alpharetta pediatrician

Routine checkup, a sick child today, or a first visit before the baby comes: Sun Pediatrics in Alpharetta is ready. Call 678-501-5601 or request an appointment.

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Sun Pediatrics participates with most insurance plans and accepts most PPO networks; however, we recommend that you call your insurance company to verify your participation as well as your benefits. Call our office at (678) 501-5601 for more information, even if you do not see your insurance company on this list. This list above will not always be complete as changes with companies occur often. The above is a list of most of the major insurance companies we are contracted with.