Spring Pediatrics – Spring Pediatrics is a medical group that provides medical care of children and adolescents from birth to 21 years of age. We accept most insurances including Medicaid. Located in Silver Spring, MD. we provide services to patients from Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Howard County, and Washington, DC.

Antonio E. Cornier, MD
Robert C. DaRosso, MD

10750 Columbia Pike, Suite 230
Silver Spring, MD 20901

(301) 585-9600

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How We Help Our Patients

Preventative Care

We provide a variety of preventative care services such as annual physical and wellness exams, sports physicals, vaccinations and immunizations, behavior health screenings, developmental delay and autism screenings, lead and hemoglobin screenings, hearing and vision exams.

Acute Illnesses

Our doctors and staff provide diagnostics for many acute illnesses such as ear infections, strep throat, COVID, influenza, colds, mono, UTI, and other illnesses.

If your child is sick, please call us as early as possible to be scheduled the same day.

Chronic Health

Dr. Cornier and Dr. DaRosso diagnose, treat, and help manage all of your child’s chronic health conditions such as ADHD, asthma, diabetes, elevated cholesterol, hypertension, and others. We work with specialists for your child’s optimum care.

News and Announcements

Updated COVID-19 Vaccines for 2023 and 2024 Season

We are offering COVID-19 and Flu vaccines to our patients, their parents, and caregivers.

It takes 2 weeks for vaccines to build immunity in the body. Get your vaccines now to be better protected for Halloween and Holiday Festivities. Call us at 301-585-9600 to schedule an appointment.

Stay Up To Date for Optimum Protection

This year’s COVID-19 vaccines are different from prior COVID vaccines. They target a specific mutation of the virus called XBB.1.5 and its related variants and are expected to provide protection against strains linked to an increase in cases and hospitalizations over the summer.

The CDC has 6 Things to Know about COVID-19 Vaccination for Children.

It's Not Too Late!
Get Your Flu Shot Before You Get The Flu

Ideally, everyone 6 months and older should be vaccinated by the end of October. However, vaccination after October can still provide protection during the peak of flu season. It takes 2 weeks for the body to develop antibodies against flu virus infection.

Some children 6 months to 8 years old need two doses of flu vaccine. If your child getting vaccinated for the first time, or has previously received only one dose of flu vaccine, should get two doses of the flu vaccine. For those children it is recommended they get the first dose as soon as vaccine is available, because the second dose needs to be given at least 4 weeks after the first dose.

Parents:

Help Children Fight Flu

Flu Vaccines Can Take Flu From Wild to Mild

Flu can be wild. But a flu vaccine can tame flu’s more serious symptoms — reducing the risk of serious illness and flu-related hospitalization in children.

Find out more on how parents can help children fight flu at CDC Flu information page.

Medicaid Renewals Are Not Automatic This Year.
Las renovaciones de Medicaid no serán automáticas este año.

Make sure Maryland Health Connection has your current mailing address, phone number, and email.
To update contact information online, log in to your account at MarylandHealthConnection.gov.

Asegúrese de que Maryland Health Connection tiene su dirección postal, número de teléfono y correo electrónico actuales.
Para actualizar la información de contacto en línea, ingrese a su cuenta en MarylandHealthConnection.gov.

After Hours Care

If it is life threatening emergency, call 911.
Otherwise call (301) 585-9600 for instructions on how to speak with the physician on call for emergencies.

Knowing When and Where to Seek Care

Primary Care Physician

Your first call for illnesses that just began should Always be to your primary care physician (PCP). (301) 585-9600

→ Coughs and colds
→ Earaches
→Fevers that doesn't respond to fever reducing medicine
→ Pink eye
→ Sore throat
→ Sprains/strains of muscles or joints
→ Urinary tract infections without fever
→ Anything from the Urgent Care list

Urgent Care Clinic

ONLY when the clinic is closed, the physician on call can provide further instructions. These conditions require immediate care but are not life-threatening.

Hospital Emergency Room

When conditions that could result in loss of life and/or limbs (Life-Threatening)