Kimberly Adamson, NP
Infant care →Telehealth platform
MDLive
Session types
Video & Phone
Languages
English
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About
Kimberly Adamson is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner specializing in infant care who helps new and expectant parents navigate feeding challenges, developmental concerns, and common childhood conditions through accessible virtual visits. Her outcome-focused approach addresses issues like colic, reflux, and feeding difficulties, enabling infants to thrive and parents to gain confidence in their caregiving. Available via telehealth, she accepts new patients seeking comprehensive pediatric guidance during those critical early months and years.
Services offered
Kimberly Adamson provides telehealth consultations for infants and young children, addressing common conditions including colic, gastroesophageal reflux, feeding challenges, growth delays, ear infections, and vaccination guidance. Her clinical approach combines evidence-based pediatric assessment with parent education, helping families understand their child's needs and develop practical management strategies at home. During a typical virtual visit, she evaluates symptoms through detailed history and parent-reported observations, reviews growth charts and feeding patterns, and creates personalized care plans that may include feeding techniques, dietary adjustments, monitoring protocols, or recommendations for in-person evaluation when needed. She works with parents and caregivers to ensure infants reach developmental milestones, feed successfully, and maintain optimal health during those formative early years.