Welcome to AGC Pediatrics!
The name you trust in pediatric care for the Northwest Georgia area. Now with a family medicine location in Sonoraville!
AGC Pediatrics has open enrollment, which means we are always accepting new patients. Contact 706-625-5900 for appointments and questions.
UPDATE 3/15/2020: In light of recent events, please follow our page for updates on how we are handling COVID-19 precautions. We are OPEN at Sonoraville, Calhoun, and Cartersville locations for both sick and well patients! We will keep sick and well patients separated in the waiting areas, and we are disinfecting the lobby and waiting rooms every hour. We are here to serve our community at all times!
UPDATE 3/15/2020: In light of recent events, please follow our page for updates on how we are handling COVID-19 precautions. We are OPEN at Sonoraville, Calhoun, and Cartersville locations for both sick and well patients! We will keep sick and well patients separated in the waiting areas, and we are disinfecting the lobby and waiting rooms every hour. We are here to serve our community at all times!
AGC Pediatrics, LLC is a faith-based Christian organization serving All God's Children. Since 2003, we have been providing quality Pediatric care to the children of North Georgia, using our three clinic locations, along with Advent Gordon Hospital and Cartersville Medical Center. We are proud to provide care for newborns through 21 years of age. As you look through this site, we hope you will see that our clinic is like no other, and WE look forward to meeting YOU!
OUR LOCATIONS
706-625-5900
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In light of the recent COVID-19 outbreak, please observe the following information provided by the CDC.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Q & A with AGC Pediatrics!
AGC Pediatrics, LLC is closely following updates as posted by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), and the American Academy for Pediatrics (AAP) about the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19).
What is Coronavirus COVID19?
A specific virus belonging to a family of viruses called coronavirus, which are mostly known to cause common colds. This specific virus can make people sicker than the common cold.
Should I be concerned that my child has Coronavirus COVID19?
Only if your child has traveled to an area where there is currently a large outbreak such as China, South Korea, Iran, Italy or if your child has these symptoms AND a known contact with Coronavirus COVID19 infection.
How does this virus spread?
Mostly through respiratory droplets from coughing or sneezing. It may be possible to catch the virus by touching surfaces where the virus is located.
What can I do to prevent the spread of the virus?
Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water. Teach your child to cough into his or her elbow. Wipe down surfaces within your home with household cleaning supplies.
Does the virus affect children differently?
No, children who have the virus have shown mild symptoms in our limited available data.
Should I come into AGC if I am concerned my child has this virus?
Your best course of action is to keep your child at home and call our office at 706-625-5900. If it seems likely your child has this virus, we will contact your County Health Department for the next steps.
What is Coronavirus COVID19?
A specific virus belonging to a family of viruses called coronavirus, which are mostly known to cause common colds. This specific virus can make people sicker than the common cold.
Should I be concerned that my child has Coronavirus COVID19?
Only if your child has traveled to an area where there is currently a large outbreak such as China, South Korea, Iran, Italy or if your child has these symptoms AND a known contact with Coronavirus COVID19 infection.
How does this virus spread?
Mostly through respiratory droplets from coughing or sneezing. It may be possible to catch the virus by touching surfaces where the virus is located.
What can I do to prevent the spread of the virus?
Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water. Teach your child to cough into his or her elbow. Wipe down surfaces within your home with household cleaning supplies.
Does the virus affect children differently?
No, children who have the virus have shown mild symptoms in our limited available data.
Should I come into AGC if I am concerned my child has this virus?
Your best course of action is to keep your child at home and call our office at 706-625-5900. If it seems likely your child has this virus, we will contact your County Health Department for the next steps.
How To Sign Up for Our Online Patient Portal:
To begin using our online patient portal, give one of our friendly staff members your email address. After that, simply click on the tab at the top of the screen that says "Patient Portal." Check you email for your child's username and password to login. Once you enter your login credentials, begin updating your child's personal and medical information.
From here, you can start scheduling appointments online, send pediatricians messages, and manage your child's overall health and well-being.
To learn more about the benefits of signing up for AGC Pediatrics' Online Patient Portal, click here.
From here, you can start scheduling appointments online, send pediatricians messages, and manage your child's overall health and well-being.
To learn more about the benefits of signing up for AGC Pediatrics' Online Patient Portal, click here.