Portrait of Dr. Priya Raghunathan

01Ingersoll clinic

Dr. Priya Raghunathan

MD, FAAP

Founding pediatrician and medical director

“A pediatrician who is running late is a pediatrician who is about to miss something.”

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About

Dr. Raghunathan opened Little Sprouts in 2014 after nine years in a hospital-owned group where a well-child visit had shrunk to eleven minutes. She wanted a practice where the 18-month visit could take as long as an 18-month-old needs.

She leads the clinic's quality work, which in practice means she is the person who notices that our 24-month lead screening rate slipped two points and does something about it. She sees newborns every weekday morning at Ingersoll.

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Training and certification

  • Medical school
    University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine (sample credential)
  • Residency
    Pediatrics, Blank Children's Hospital (sample credential)
  • Board certification
    American Board of Pediatrics (sample credential)
  • With Little Sprouts since
    2014, founder

Credentials shown are illustrative sample content for this demonstration site.

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Services this clinician covers

  • Newborn and first-year care

    A weight check within 48 hours of discharge, then the whole first year mapped out: feeding, jaundice, sleep and the visits that catch problems early.

  • Well-child visits

    The full Bright Futures periodicity schedule from the first week to age 21, with the screening, plotting and anticipatory guidance each age actually needs.

  • Same-day sick visits

    Phones open at 7:30am and we hold sick slots at all three clinics every day, including Saturday mornings at Ingersoll.

  • Immunizations

    The complete ACIP childhood and adolescent schedule on site, including catch-up schedules, Vaccines for Children, and honest conversations about spacing.

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