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Caesar Health: AI-Powered Automation for Pediatric Practices

Well visits and sick days.
Keep each child on track.

Caesar handles parent calls and the paperwork around age-specific care. Well-child notes capture development and immunizations, while the team keeps overdue visits and referrals in view.

A pediatric day rarely stays planned.
Keep each child's care on track.

Same-day requests arrive alongside booked well visits. Every age brings different screening forms and vaccine records for your staff to manage.

Pediatric scheduleIllustrative example
Planned care and same-day requestsVisit planning
Selected visitWell-child visit

Age-based appointment

Booking follows the practice's capacity and pediatric call rules.

Leave room for sick visits

Balance same-day demand against protected well-child blocks. School and camp physicals use their own appointment types, alongside vaccine-only visits.

Well-child documentationIllustrative example
The age-specific encounterExample
Growth
Measurements and chart
Development
Age-appropriate screening
Immunizations
Lot, site, and VIS date
Guidance
Clinician counseling recorded
Your clinician reviews and signs the well-child note.

Start with the right well-child record

Use age-appropriate templates for growth and development. Screening documentation supports ASQ and M-CHAT, with immunization details captured in the visit.

After-hours pediatric callIllustrative example
The parent reaches the practice
  1. 01
    Concern recorded

    Child's age and reported symptoms

  2. 02
    Protocol followed

    Practice escalation rules applied

  3. Care team notified

    Call details attached

A clinician makes clinical decisions. Handouts follow the practice's approved guidance.

Give after-hours parent calls a clear route

Capture the child's age and the parent's concern. Your written protocol determines which details reach the on-call provider and what approved information is sent.

Pediatric preventive careIllustrative example
Care coordinationFollow-up after the well visit
  1. 1
    Record reviewed

    Vaccine history checked

  2. 2
    Visit documented

    Given or declined recorded

  3. 3
    Next care flagged

    Well visit or vaccine due

  4. 4
    Follow-through tracked

    Care record updated

The pediatric clinician sets the immunization and follow-up plan.

Keep vaccine and well-visit follow-up visible

Track upcoming well visits and overdue immunizations. Record parent declinations and catch-up follow-up in the child's care schedule.

A parent books the 12-month visit.
The next well visit stays in view.

Parent-completed developmental questions prepare the chart. The visit record captures growth and care delivered, with follow-up tracked afterward.

Choose a stage to explore
01 / 04A patient journey · Illustrative example
Pediatric bookingIllustrative example
The right appointment for the childVisit planning
Selected visit12-month well visit

Age-based block selected

Visit preparation follows the child's chart and practice protocol.

A parent requests the child's 12-month visit. The agent books the appropriate appointment block and records the parent's concerns for the pediatric team.

AI Scribe for Pediatrics

A well-child note built for the child's age.

The Scribe drafts the encounter with developmental and growth information already organized. Your pediatric clinician reviews the findings and signs the record.

  • Age-appropriate well-child templates

    Use developmental milestone checklists suited to the child's stage.

  • Growth in the encounter

    Capture measurements and plot them on the appropriate growth chart.

  • Immunization detail

    Document administration sites and lot numbers. Include the relevant VIS dates.

  • Developmental screening

    Record ASQ or M-CHAT documentation and the clinician's assessment and follow-up.

See how the Scribe drafts notes
12-month well-child draftIllustrative example
Growth

Measurements entered and plotted on the age-appropriate growth chart.

Development

Parent ASQ-3 responses reviewed. Clinician assessment documented.

Examination

Physical findings recorded by the pediatric clinician.

Immunizations

Vaccines administered recorded with lot numbers, sites, and VIS dates.

Guidance and follow-up

Anticipatory guidance documented. Next well visit and any ordered referrals noted.

Ready for clinician review

12 agents for Pediatrics

The work around
your pediatrics visits.

Start with the work taking up your team's time. Connect more agents as your practice needs them.

Parent calls and pediatric visits

Growth and developmental records

Well-child and referral follow-up

Pediatric claims and approvals

Beta agents are available for evaluation. We confirm your workflows and EMR support before rollout.

Your pediatrics workflows. Your existing EMR.

We check scheduling, document handling, and note write-back with your system before rollout.

Check integrations

Pediatrics questions

For your clinicians
and practice manager.

Can Caesar balance sick visits with scheduled well visits?

Appointment booking follows your practice's blocks and available same-day openings. The Phone Agent also handles school or camp physical requests and vaccine-only appointments, so each request reaches the right schedule.

Which developmental details can the Scribe document?

Age-appropriate well-child templates include milestone checklists and growth tracking. The Scribe supports ASQ and M-CHAT documentation, with the clinician reviewing screening information and recording the assessment.

How are immunizations kept in the record?

The visit note captures vaccines given with lot numbers and administration sites, plus VIS dates. Clinical Documentation can prepare immunization-record and state registry updates where the connected workflow supports them. We verify registry support before rollout, while Care Gap tracks overdue doses and the next well visit.

What happens when a parent calls after hours?

The Phone Agent records the child's age and the parent's report, including fever or feeding concerns, then follows your written pediatric protocol. Flagged calls reach the on-call provider. A clinician determines the response, and parents receive only the information approved for that workflow.

Can the care record include vaccine declinations and catch-up plans?

The practice can record a parent's vaccine declination and the clinician's catch-up plan alongside school or state requirements. Care Gap tracks the follow-up dates in that plan. The pediatric clinician decides which vaccines are appropriate and when they should be given.

See Caesar with your workflows

Bring a day from your
pediatrics practice.

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