A dedicated team of doctors and staff delivering the highest level of quality healthcare. Focusing on wellness and health, preventive care and education. We guide our patients and their families from infancy through adolescence.

Need Immediate Pediatric Care?

Now Offering Walk-In Visits

No appointment necessary.

Monday through Friday, from 8 to 9 a.m. at our Indialantic location.

Walk-in sick visits are offered for simple problems such as sore throat, earache, rash, fever and acute diarrhea.

Most other problems require more time for evaluation and treatment and will be scheduled by calling for a Same-Day sick child appointment.

Same-Day Sick Child Appointments

Appointments for sick child visits are available throughout the day, Monday through Friday.

Call your Pediatrician for an appointment.

Sheila McLeod, MD

Christine Witte, MD

1220 Highway A1A, Suite 147
Indialantic, FL 32903
321.951.9087

Aryanna Lee, MD

7125 Murrell Road, Suite E
Melbourne, FL 32940
321.255.4734

Annual Physicals

Do you have a student athlete at home? Ensure they are playing it safe and schedule an appointment for an annual physical with your Health First pediatrician today. Health First Pediatricians are specially trained to identify and treat any issues that can arise in young athletes, including:
Bone/Joint Issues - playing sports can put added pressure on young bodies and a proper evaluation can help in locating and preventing any injuries
Heart Health - sudden cardiac deaths are rare, but they can and have occurred on sports fields, so it is important to screen your athlete for any history of high blood pressure or heart disease. If any red flags are detected, your athlete may be sent to a pediatric cardiologist for full assurance and clearance
Mental Health - participating in sports is healthy and fun for kids, but it can sometimes place added pressure on them. Pediatricians can privately help identify emotional health issues like depression, anxiety, stress, perfectionism and attention deficits and recommend treatments.
Female Athletes - known as the female triad, females have unique concerns with menstrual health, bone health and nutrition. Pediatricians are here to guide female athletes to play at their peak performance. Young females are at a higher risk for certain bone and joint injuries, including ACL tears in the knee. There are screenings and tests a pediatrician can perform that can lead to prevention programs to keep your female athlete safe from injury.
Concussions/Head Injury - any athlete with a known or possible concussion should not return to play without first being cleared by a medical professional. Pediatricians can perform a sports physical to determine if any issues from past concussions such as headaches, trouble concentrating, trouble sleeping, or irritability are causing problems.
Immunizations - Pediatricians know which immunizations are appropriate for each age and will help to guide parents as to what is recommended.
Disabled Athletes - athletes with special needs can benefit from a full physical to ensure they are always playing at their optimal level, reducing issues that could arise while playing sports with impaired vision, loss of use of arms or legs or muscle control.
Don't Delay - make the appointment for a physical today. The American Association of Pediatricians recommends that student athletes are seen for a sports physical 6-8 weeks before their season begins.