Dr Eric Hall, Pediatrician

11/29/2025

📍 Georgia Parents: Hall Pediatrics provides pediatric diabetes care via telehealth to all families in Georgia, including non-established patients. Most insurance plans are accepted, including:

✅ Medicaid
✅ Amerigroup
✅ Peach State
✅ Caresource and more!

To learn about the simple, seamless steps to schedule your first virtual visit, click the 'Learn More' link below! 👇

11/25/2025

Traveling with kids for Thanksgiving? Make your trip a little easier with a Thanksgiving Travel Care Kit & some child focused tips from Georgia Board Certified Pediatrician, Dr. Eric Hall.🧳

If your child has any health issues while you’re traveling, give us a call! Hall Pediatrics offers telehealth visits during regular office hours to all Georgia familes, even those who aren’t current patients. Most insurance accepted, including Medicaid.📞 912-369-5437

Hey mama, if you’re packing kids, luggage, and snacks into one car this Thanksgiving, you don’t need more stress—you need a simple Thanksgiving travel guide for families! Here’s the fast version from a pediatrician who talks to tired parents all day.What to Pack in a Thanksgiving Travel Kit ...

11/19/2025

Pediatric telehealth services are now available to families anywhere in the state of Georgia! Your child does not need to be an existing patient and we accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, Amerigroup, Caresource and Peach State. Whether you live in Savannah, Atlanta, Valdosta, or a small town miles from the nearest doctor, your child can now see a board certified, Georgia-licensed pediatrician - online, from the comfort of home.

Families across Georgia can now see a trusted pediatrician from home. Hall Pediatrics Telehealth makes care easy, accessible, and covered by most insurance plans — including Medicaid.

11/18/2025

Traveling with kids for Thanksgiving? Make your trip a little easier with a Thanksgiving Travel Care Kit! 🧳🧡

Here’s what we recommend packing for your little travelers:

HEALTH ITEMS:

• Fever + pain reducer (Tylenol/Motrin)
• Digital thermometer
• Electrolyte drinks/packets for hydration
• Saline spray + tissues
• Any daily meds in original bottles
• Hand sanitizer + wipes

THINGS PARENTS OFTEN FORGET (BUT WISH THEY HADN’T):

• Headphones for tablets/phones
• Extra charging cords + portable charger
• Low sugar snacks
• Favorite stuffed animal/blanket
• Small activities: crayons + coloring book, stickers, fidget toys
• Extra outfit in a Ziplock (just in case 👀)

If your child has any health issues while you’re traveling, give us a call! Hall Pediatrics offers telehealth visits during regular office hours to all Georgia families, even those who aren’t current patients. 📞 912-369-5437

11/17/2025

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Q: How do I enroll my child in Shop with a Cop?

A: Enrollment isn’t necessary. We continue our strong partnership with every elementary school in Liberty County, including those on Fort Stewart. Each school nominates students based on criteria provided by HPD. After receiving nominations, the Hinesville Police Department meets with each family to make final selections. We also work with community partners on a case-by-case basis when a need arises for children outside the local school system.

Q: How will I know if my child has been selected?

A: Schools will begin notifying parents of nominated students and will complete those calls in early December. Once all nominations are received, HPD will begin reaching out to families directly to confirm participation.

Q: Should I call my child’s school to request a nomination?

A: No. While we wish we could include every child, the program has a limited number of available slots. Each school is capped at approximately 10–12 participants, and with 10 elementary schools across Liberty County, those spots fill quickly.

Before we go, we want to acknowledge that we won’t be able to reach every child in need, and we truly apologize for that. Last year, we were able to assist 190 children from 65 families—an incredible accomplishment made possible by our community’s support. We strive to help as many children as we can, but at a certain point, resources and time run out and we must close enrollment.

If you still have questions, please contact Sgt. Bryan Wolfe. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued support of this program!

11/09/2025

🤒 Georgia parents: sick season is here. Not sure if it’s flu, RSV, or strep? We put together a clear guide explaining what each looks like and when a telehealth visit is a smart first step. 📞

Hall Pediatrics offers telehealth for any child in Georgia – no need to be a current patient. We also accept most insurance, including Medicaid, Amerigroup, Caresource and Peach State. More information on our telehealth services is in the guide. ✅

Georgia parents: learn flu, RSV, and strep symptoms and when to call for telehealth so you know what to do during sick season.

11/08/2025

Flu is making the rounds again 😷
If your child is 6 months or older, it’s time to get their flu vaccine on the books. A quick visit now can mean fewer fevers, fewer missed school days, and fewer 2:00 AM “do we need to go to urgent care?” moments.

Hall Pediatrics is currently scheduling appointments for flu shots. You can also now choose the route of teleheath visits to stop the spread of flu viruses! Call 912-369-5437 to schedule an appointment or to pre-register for our telehealth services. 📞 🤧 🩺

11/03/2025

Don’t hesitate to call our office if you have any questions or concerns regarding vaccines.

As a parent, it’s understandable to want to learn about what’s in vaccines. But as you research, you might come across misleading claims about vaccine ingredients.

Antigens, for example, are a key ingredient in vaccines that help children’s immune systems learn to respond to viruses. Your children encounter antigens in many places they visit each day, including playgrounds. In fact, children can come in contact with up to 6,000 antigens each day.

If you have any additional questions about vaccines and their ingredients, talk with your pediatrician or click the link below.
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10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Dr. Hall and the staff at Hall Pediatrics! 🎃 Have fun and be safe out there tonight! 👻

10/28/2025

Hand, foot, and mouth disease has been on the rise in Georgia. Dr. Hall shares what to watch for and how a quick Telehealth visit can help you skip the waiting room (and stop the spread).
Available anywhere in Georgia. You do not need to be a current patient. Almost all insurances accepted, including Medicaid, Amerigroup, Caresource and Peach State.

Dr. Hall explains hand, foot, and mouth disease symptoms and how Georgia families can use Hall Pediatrics Telehealth for care statewide.

10/20/2025

October is SIDS Awareness Month. As a trusted Georgia pediatrician, Dr. Hall at Hall Pediatrics reminds parents that awareness, education, and quick access to care (including our telehealth phone visits) make a major difference during a baby’s first year.

October is SIDS Awareness Month. Dr. Hall at Hall Pediatrics offers expert safe sleep advice and telehealth support for Georgia families with newborns.

10/14/2025

Georgia parents, are you getting ready for Halloween? These 10 fast tips cover the things many parents forget that matter for your child’s safety!

As a board-certified pediatrician serving families across Georgia, Dr. Hall at Hall Pediatrics offers these practical safety tips to help your trick-or-treaters stay safe from dusk to dark — and beyond.