Melissa Hoisington, MD
Infant care →Telehealth platform
Teladoc
Session types
Video
Languages
English, Hindi
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About
Dr. Melissa Hoisington is a physician specializing in comprehensive infant care, providing clinical expertise in newborn health, feeding difficulties, and early developmental concerns. Licensed to practice in Michigan, Dr. Hoisington delivers evidence-based pediatric care with a focus on supporting families during critical early childhood periods. She offers telehealth consultations to address acute and ongoing infant health needs with accessibility and personalized attention.
Services offered
Dr. Hoisington provides telehealth consultations for a wide range of infant health concerns, including feeding challenges such as breastfeeding difficulties and bottle-feeding optimization, common conditions like colic and reflux, and growth monitoring. She evaluates developmental milestones, addresses parental concerns about infant behavior and sleep, and reviews vaccination schedules to ensure optimal preventive care. During telehealth visits, Dr. Hoisington conducts thorough clinical assessments, provides evidence-based guidance on infant care practices, and offers families practical strategies for managing common newborn and infant health issues. She works collaboratively with families to establish healthy foundations during this critical developmental period and coordinates care when in-person evaluation or specialist referral becomes necessary.