Kimberly Ashley-Chase, NP
Infant care →Telehealth platform
Independent
Session types
Video & Phone
Languages
English
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About
I work with families to address the unique health challenges that come up during infancy, using a combination of careful assessment and evidence-based guidance tailored to each baby's individual needs. Through telehealth visits, I help parents navigate common concerns like feeding difficulties, reflux, and sleep disruption while monitoring developmental progress and ensuring timely vaccinations. I take time to listen to your observations about your infant and partner with you to develop practical strategies that fit your family's situation.
Services offered
I provide comprehensive telehealth consultations for infants from newborn through 12 months, addressing feeding challenges including breastfeeding difficulties and formula tolerance issues, digestive concerns such as reflux and colic, growth monitoring and developmental screening, and vaccination planning. My approach combines detailed history-taking during virtual visits with hands-on guidance for parents, including positioning techniques, feeding strategies, and observation methods you can use at home. I work with families to distinguish between typical infant behavior and conditions requiring intervention, and I coordinate with your pediatrician or refer to specialists when needed. Each session typically involves assessment of your infant's current symptoms, review of feeding and sleep patterns, and development of an actionable plan with follow-up support.