Pediatrician in Plantation, FLDoktè Rozalyn A. Paschal-Thomas

No honest answer names one practice. The most useful measure is not a star rating but continuity: whether the same physician will follow your child from infancy through the teenage years, and whether the practice is actually reachable when your child is unwell. Dr. Paschal-Thomas has practised here since 2009, sees children birth through age 21, holds same-day sick appointments during office hours, and is accepting new patients. The comparison above shows what continuity changes in practice.

Yes, birth through age 21. No referral is needed for pediatric primary care. Call (954) 880-8399, complete the Fòmilè pou nouvo pasyan in advance, and bring your insurance card and your child's immunization record.

A general pediatrician is your child's primary care doctor for checkups, vaccines, school forms and everyday illness. A pediatric subspecialist — cardiologist, neurologist, endocrinologist and so on — treats one organ system or condition and normally sees children on referral. Dr. Paschal-Thomas is a general pediatrician. When a subspecialist is needed she evaluates the problem, makes the referral, and the specialist's report returns to your child's chart. See how referrals work.

La Dra. Rozalyn A. Paschal-Thomas es pediatra general en Plantation — el médico de cabecera de su hijo. No somos un centro de especialidades pediátricas. Si su hijo necesita un especialista (cardiología, neurología, endocrinología u otra especialidad pediátrica), la doctora evalúa el problema, hace la referencia y el informe del especialista regresa al expediente de su hijo. Llame al (954) 880-8399. Vea la sección en español.

Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The Plantation office is closed Saturday and Sunday. If you need a Saturday appointment, the Mayami epi Nò Miami Beach offices open Saturday 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, and all three share one medical record.

Yes — the Plantation office is a Medicaid-accepting pediatric practice in Broward County, and also takes most major commercial plans plus cash, debit and credit card. Because Broward and Miami-Dade managed-care networks differ, call (954) 880-8399 and staff will confirm your specific plan before the first visit. No one is denied access to services due to inability to pay. See Pedyat ki toupre mwen ki aksepte Medicaid epi Swen pedyatrik Medicaid nan Miami, North Miami Beach ak Plantation.

Birth through age 21 — from the newborn visit three to five days after discharge, through annual pediatric physical exams epi Egzamen medikal espòtif toupre mwen for Broward athletes, to confidential adolescent visits for teenagers and college students.

Plantation, Lauderhill, Lauderdale Lakes, Sunrise, Davie, western Fort Lauderdale, Tamarac, Weston, Cooper City and Pembroke Pines — ZIP codes 33317, 33313, 33324, 33322, 33311, 33319, 33312, 33314, 33351, 33321, 33326, 33328, 33024 and 33026, all within roughly 25 minutes.

Yes. Dr. Rozalyn A. Paschal-Thomas, MD is a woman and is accepting new patients at the Plantation office. Every physician who has led this practice since 1953 has been a Black woman — see the Klinik pedyatrik nan Miami ki posede pa moun nwa paj.

No. They are two different physicians, mother and daughter. Dr. Rozalyn H. Paschal, MD joined the practice in 1977, purchased it in 1995, led it until 2020 and is now deceased; the practice carries her name. Her daughter, Dr. Rozalyn A. Paschal-Thomas, MD, joined in July 2009 and is the pediatrician treating patients today. Several medical directories merge the two records because the names are so similar.

No. Pediatric primary care does not require a referral — call the office directly and register your child. A referral is only needed in the other direction, when the pediatrician sends your child on to a subspecialist, and she arranges that herself.