Prisma Health Pediatrics–Mills Ave. | Prisma Health Children's Services (2024)

Lauren Clayton, MD

Christina M. Martin, MD

Matthew C. McGee, MD

Andrea D. Nesbit, MD

James B. Nichols Jr., MD

Jeffrey E. Stoeber, MD

William L. Wylie Jr., MD

• Adolescent medicine.
• Allergies.
• Annual physicals.
• Asthma.
• Attention deficient disorder (ADD) diagnosis and treatment.
• Breastfeeding consultations.
• Counseling for depression, behavior problems and weight control.
• Cystic fibrosis.
• Developmental assessments and updates.
• Dietary guidance.
• Emergency medicine.
• General parenting advice or answers to questions.
• Health education.
• Hearing and vision testing.
• Immunizations and vaccines.
• Minor surgical procedures.
• Newborn care.
• Prenatal conferences.
• Pre-school examinations.
• Preventive medicine.
• Screenings for health problems.
• Sports medicine.
• Well-child care.

• Multiple locations. One on Mills Avenue near Greenville Memorial Hospital and another at Maxwell Pointe, located on the east side of Woodruff Road.
• Separate sick- and well-child areas. Both office locations feature separate entrances, waiting areas, and patient rooms to keep sick and well patients apart as much as possible.
• On-site laboratory. Having these services in-house allows the physicians to receive the results quickly, which in turn allows them to make an accurate diagnosis and determine the best course of treatment for your child.
• Availability seven days a week. A provider from Prisma Health Pediatrics is on call seven days a week. In addition, we schedule same-day sick emergency visits and have appointments Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., with one rotating location remaining open until 6:30 p.m., Monday–Thursday. Our physicians are available Saturday mornings for urgent and emergent visits.
• Phone-a-nurse service. Each day, specific nurses are designated to answer parents’ calls. As a result, your call will be returned promptly, and if your child has something for which a medical protocol is in place (such as pink eye), a prescription can be called in without your needing to bring your child to the office for a visit. If the nurse and parent determine your child needs to see a physician, we will schedule a visit for the same day.
• After-hours pediatric nurse triage. Should your child become sick or injured after hours, call either practice location and speak to an on-call physician or a Children’s Hospital emergency pediatric nurse. This phone consultation is offered as a complimentary service to our patients. Depending on the situation, the nurse can:
  • Offer recommendations for parents treating the child at home.
  • Ask the parent to contact the office staff the next day to schedule a visit.
  • Request the parent bring the child to the Children’s Emergency Center at Greenville Memorial Hospital.
  • Page the physician on call.
• Prenatal consultations. During your pregnancy or before adopting a child, you may schedule a complimentary 15–20 minute consultation with a pediatrician. We recommend scheduling this visit during the second trimester. Please note that the prenatal visit is not required for you to choose us as your pediatrician upon delivery.

To make an appointment, give us a call. Please remember:

• Arrive 15 minutes prior to your appointment time to complete a few forms.
• Bring insurance card and photo ID (such as a driver's license).
• Bring all medications you are currently taking.
• If you must cancel your appointment, please notify us 24 hours in advance.

Patients are responsible for understanding insurance coverage benefits. Please verify that we are listed as approved providers prior to scheduling your appointment with us.

• We accept most insurance plans.
• Payment is due at time of service.
• We accept cash, checks, debit and credit cards.