At icare pediatrics, we partner with families to provide comprehensive, compassionate, and highly coordinated care – from your baby’s first breath to young adulthood.
Same-Day Sick Visits
Your child is sick today – we make room for them today. We reserve appointment slots every morning for same-day sick visits so you never have to choose between waiting it out and going to the ER for non-emergencies.
Patient Centered Medical Home
icare pediatrics is a recognized Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) through Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. That means coordinated care, chronic disease management, behavioral health support, and a team that knows your child deeply.
MyChart – Anytime Access
Message your care team, request prescription refills, review lab results, and schedule appointments — all from your phone via Epic MyChart. We respond to messages during business hours, typically within one business day.
Tap any age to see what to expect at that well-child visit – vaccines, milestones, and key topics we’ll discuss together.
Vaccines Due
- Hepatitis B — 1st dose (if not given at hospital)
Developmental Milestones
- Hepatitis B — 1st dose (if not given at hospital)
- Hearing screen completed at hospital
- Jaundice check
- Weight, length, head circumference
- Newborn screening results reviewed
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Feeding — breast milk or formula
- Safe sleep — ABCs (Alone, Back, Crib)
- Umbilical cord care
- When to call the doctor
- Car seat safety
- Vitamin D supplementation for breastfed babies
Vaccines Due
- VAXELIS (DTaP, Polio, Hib, Hep B) – 1st dose
- Prevnar-20 (Pneumococcal) – 1st dose
- Rotavirus (oral) – 1st dose
Developmental Milestones
- Smiles socially
- Follows faces with eyes
- Lifts head during tummy time
- Recognizes parents’ voice
- Coos and makes sounds
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Feeding schedule and amounts
- Sleep schedule and patterns
- Tummy time practice daily
- Developmental milestones
- Safe sleep reminders
- Postpartum support for parents
Vaccines Due
- VAXELIS — 2nd dose
- Prevnar-20 — 2nd dose
- Rotavirus (oral) — 2nd dose
Developmental Milestones
- Holds head steady
- Rolls from back to side
- Laughs and smiles
- Reaches for objects
- Sits with support
- Brings hands to mouth
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Introducing solid foods (not before 4–6 months)
- Sleep training — drowsy but awake
- Teething symptoms
- Oral health — gum wiping
- Screen time — avoid under 18–24 months
- Back to sleep always
Vaccines Due
- VAXELIS — 3rd dose
- Prevnar-20 — 3rd dose
- Rotavirus — 3rd dose (if needed)
- Influenza vaccine (annual, starting at 6 months)
Developmental Milestones
- Sits without support
- Babbles (“ba ba”, “da da”)
- Transfers objects hand to hand
- Recognizes familiar faces
- Responds to own name
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Starting solid foods — single-ingredient purées
- Early allergen introduction (peanuts, eggs)
- Cup introduction
- Iron supplementation if breastfed
- Safety — baby-proofing your home
- Stranger anxiety — normal at this age
Vaccines Due
- No routine vaccines at this visit — screening visit
Developmental Milestones
- Pulls to stand
- Crawls or scoots
- Uses pincer grasp
- Object permanence — searches for hidden objects
- Waves bye-bye
- Says “mama” or “dada” (nonspecific)
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Finger foods and choking safety
- Sleep regressions — normal
- Separation anxiety
- Lead and anemia screening
- Developmental screening (M-CHAT preview)
- Dental care — first tooth = first brush
Vaccines Due
- MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) — 1st dose
- Varicella (Chickenpox) — 1st dose
- Hepatitis A — 1st dose
- Prevnar-20 — 4th dose (if needed)
Developmental Milestones
- Takes first steps or walks
- Says 1–3 words with meaning
- Understands “no”
- Points to show interest
- Drinks from a sippy cup
- Feeds self with fingers
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Transitioning from formula to whole milk (12 months)
- Stopping the bottle by 15 months
- Limit juice to 4 oz/day max (or none)
- Weaning and toddler nutrition
- Transition from crib to toddler bed timing
- Discipline — redirection, not punishment
Vaccines Due
- DTaP — 4th dose
- Hib — 4th dose (if needed)
- Hepatitis A — 2nd dose (may be given)
Developmental Milestones
- Walks independently
- Says 3–6 words
- Stacks 2 blocks
- Scribbles with crayon
- Follows simple 1-step commands
- Uses spoon (messily)
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Temper tantrums — normal and expected
- Picky eating strategies
- Screen time limits
- Tooth brushing twice daily
- Potty training readiness signs
- Reading books together daily
Vaccines Due
- Hepatitis A — 2nd dose (if not at 15 months)
- Influenza (annual)
Developmental Milestones
- Vocabulary of 10–20+ words
- Begins combining 2 words
- Runs (though may fall)
- Climbs furniture
- Helps with dressing
- Points to body parts named
Topics We’ll Discuss
- M-CHAT autism screening
- Language development — talk and read constantly
- Toddler nutrition and mealtime battles
- Sleep — 11–14 hours including nap
- Fluoride toothpaste — grain-of-rice size
- Safety: water, stairs, car seats
Vaccines Due
- No routine vaccines (catch-up as needed)
- Influenza (annual)
Developmental Milestones
- 50+ words; 2–3 word phrases
- Runs and kicks a ball
- Turns book pages
- Parallel play with peers
- Follows 2-step instructions
- Beginning potty training readiness
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Speech delay screening
- Potty training — readiness and approach
- Preschool readiness
- Sleep needs (11–14 hours)
- Screen time — 1 hour/day max (quality content)
- Dental visit — first dentist appointment if not done
Vaccines Due
- Influenza (annual)
- Catch-up vaccines as needed
Developmental Milestones
- 3–4 word sentences
- Rides tricycle
- Dresses with help
- Engages in imaginative play
- Uses “I” in conversation
- Counts to 3 or more
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Preschool and school readiness
- Vision and hearing screening
- Blood pressure check (starts at 3)
- Nutrition — 3 meals + 2 snacks
- Oral health and dental care
- Emotional regulation and big feelings
Vaccines Due
- DTaP — 5th dose
- Polio (IPV) — 4th dose
- MMR — 2nd dose
- Varicella — 2nd dose
- Influenza (annual)
Developmental Milestones
- Speaks in full sentences
- Knows first and last name
- Hops on one foot
- Draws a person with 4 parts
- Follows 3-step instructions
- Cooperative play with peers
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Kindergarten readiness
- Vision and hearing screening
- Lead and hemoglobin screening
- Sun safety and outdoor play
- Media literacy basics
- Stranger safety and body autonomy
Vaccines Due
- Influenza (annual)
- Catch-up as needed
Developmental Milestones
- Reads simple words or beginning to
- Counts to 20+
- Rides bike with training wheels
- Ties shoes (some)
- Friendships becoming important
- Distinguishes fantasy from reality
Topics We’ll Discuss
- School performance and learning
- ADHD screening if concerns
- Helmet and bike safety
- Healthy lunch planning
- Sleep — 10–12 hours
- Bullying awareness and social skills
Vaccines Due
- Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis)
- MenACWY (Meningococcal) — 1st dose
- HPV vaccine — 2-dose series begins (6–12 months apart)
- Influenza (annual)
Developmental Milestones
- Puberty beginning (girls earlier, boys later)
- Abstract thinking emerging
- Peer relationships central
- More independent decision-making
- Identity exploration begins
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Puberty education
- HPV vaccine discussion
- Mental health check-in — anxiety, depression screening
- Healthy relationships and boundaries
- Social media safety
- Sleep — 9–12 hours critical
- Sports physicals
Vaccines Due
- MenACWY booster at 16
- HPV series completion
- Annual influenza
- Tdap if not given
- MenB (meningococcal B) – offered at 16+
Developmental Milestones
- Identity and independence development
- Driving (16+)
- College and career thinking
- Intimate relationships
- Executive function maturing
Topics We’ll Discuss
- Confidential teen conversation (parent steps out)
- Mental health – depression, anxiety, eating disorders
- Substance use education
- Sexual health and STI prevention
- Safe driving
- Transition to adult healthcare planning
- College health preparation
Okemos
icare pediatrics – Okemos
2150 Association Dr., Suite 240
Okemos, MI 48864
Lansing – New!
icare pediatrics – Lansing
3400 Pine Tree Rd., Suite 102
Lansing, MI 48911
Familiar faces. Trusted care. Care for every stage.
A dedicated team of providers and support staff, working together for your child at every stage.
Dr. Fareeha Naz
MD
Medical Director & Founder
🔵 PhysicianDr. Farwa Khurshid
MD
Physician
🔵 PhysicianNikki Moundros
PA-C
Care Manager · Asthma
🔷 APPArianna Beals
PA-C
Advanced Practice Provider
🔷 APPPauline Dehlin
DNP, FNP-PC
Psychiatric Consultant
🟣 PsychMeredith Beach
Administrative Assistant
🟠 AdminJessica McBee
RN
Behavioral Care Manager
🟣 BH · RNKallie Burchfield
RMA
Clinical & Operational Manager
🟢 ManagerKatie Grace
Business & Operational Manager
🟢 ManagerKhris James
CPC
Billing Lead
🟡 BillingCarly Cohrs
CMA
Lead MA · Lansing
🟢 Lead MAChloe Sayre
Medical Assistant
Medical Assistant
🟢 MAMuskan Subhani
Medical Assistant
🟢 MACheyenne Gregurek
Administrative Assistant
🟠 AdminDr. Fareeha Naz
MD
Medical Director & Founder
🔵 PhysicianDr. Farwa Khurshid
MD
Physician
🔵 PhysicianNikki Moundros
PA-C
Care Manager · Asthma
🔷 APPArianna Beals
PA-C
Advanced Practice Provider
🔷 APPJessica McBee
RN
Behavioral Care Manager
🟣 BH · RNPauline Dehlin
DNP, FNP-PC
Psychiatric Consultant
🟣 PsychMuskan Subhani
Medical Assistant
🟢 MAKallie Burchfield
RMA
Clinical & Operational Manager
🟢 ManagerKatie Grace
Business & Operational Manager
Business & Operational Manager
🟢 ManagerCarly Cohrs
CMA
Lead MA · Lansing
🟢 Lead MAChloe Sayre
Medical Assistant
Medical Assistant
🟢 MAKhris James
CPC
Billing Lead
🟡 BillingCheyenne Gregurek
Administrative Assistant
🟠 AdminMeredith Beach
Administrative Assistant
🟠 AdminPatient Centered
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BCBS Michigan Recognized
As a recognized Patient Centered Medical Home through Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, we go beyond treating illness. We coordinate your child’s entire healthcare journey – connecting specialists, managing chronic conditions, supporting mental health, and planning for a healthy future.