Dr. MARK ADLER, MD
Infant care →Telehealth platform
Amwell
Session types
Video & Phone
Languages
English
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About
Dr. Mark Adler is a board-certified pediatrician and pediatric emergency medicine specialist who helps families navigate early childhood health challenges through accessible virtual care. He works with parents to address common infant concerns including feeding difficulties, reflux, colic, and developmental questions, enabling families to receive expert guidance without leaving home. His dual expertise in routine pediatric care and emergency medicine allows him to confidently assess when infants need immediate attention versus supportive management.
Services offered
Dr. Adler offers comprehensive telehealth consultations for infants and young children, addressing common concerns such as feeding challenges, gastroesophageal reflux, excessive crying, growth monitoring, and post-vaccination questions. During virtual visits, he conducts thorough assessments using video observation, takes detailed feeding and symptom histories, and provides parents with practical management strategies tailored to their situation. He specializes in helping families understand normal infant development versus concerning patterns, offering reassurance and medical guidance that reduces anxiety and unnecessary emergency visits. With his background in pediatric emergency medicine, Dr. Adler also helps parents determine appropriate care levels when infants show signs of illness, ensuring timely intervention when needed.